Hello,
That worked perfectly, thanks! I knew there was some kind of syntax trick I
was missing. Honestly, the reason for the two gender loops was just my own
confusion. Intuitively, I couldn't think of another way to list
parent-child relationships in a way that was agnostic towards which pare
Hello!
Okay, so the context for this is that I have, or will have, a database of
many, many interrelated individuals. Each of those individuals has a
'mother' and a 'father'. I can currently get tiddlywiki to display lists of
children each individual has, based on their name showing up in the m
@Eric Shulman Great, that works, thanks! Really minor follow-up question.
What do I have to put before [field:father-id{!!id}] to get it to actually
show up on the page as text and a link?
Currently, I can do this: <> (which is
the inverse, for finding fathers as opposed to finding sons) but t
<>
Works to retrieve the children of Robert Smith. However, that involves
manually typing in Robert Smith's id. Instead I want something like
this: <>
But that doesn't work...
On Sunday, June 27, 2021 at 10:07:48 AM UTC+1 Merry Machiavelli wrote:
> Thank you so much @So
Thank you so much @Soren Bjornstad, that works perfectly! I think I tried
something close to that at one point, I just messed up the syntax!
@iamdar my use case is that I want to be able to mass-produce
wikipedia-style bios for individuals, where the the same basic info comes
up in multiple par
Hello, I think this is a pretty basic problem, but I've not been able to
figure out how to do it.
Within tiddlywiki, I have profiles for made-up individuals. I have
birthcountry of each individual recorded as a field. I also have
wikipedia-style sideboxes with individuals date of birth, date o
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