[tw5] Re: Looking for a transclude trick (Challenge)

Tony, I'll start a new thread, since it's not about transclusion. -Springer On Sunday, December 29, 2019 at 12:15:40 AM UTC-5, TonyM wrote: > > Springer, > > Please describe "Clint Checkett's Redirect macro" because I have no idea > what it does, so I can't give an indicator if there is a

[tw5] Re: Looking for a transclude trick (Challenge)

Springer, Please describe "Clint Checkett's Redirect macro" because I have no idea what it does, so I can't give an indicator if there is a method to replace it. I am sure I know more than I used to with TW5. Regards Tony On Sunday, December 29, 2019 at 4:00:44 PM UTC+11, springer wrote: > >

[tw5] Re: Looking for a transclude trick (Challenge)

Wow, Tony, thanks so much! I've just poked around the learning edition a bit, and have enjoyed it so far. I hope your site will help get me ahead of the curve, though the big dive will probably wait for summer. For now I have to find the right balance between indulging my geek-impulse (to

[tw5] Re: Looking for a transclude trick (Challenge)

Springer, I may have mentioned I went through the same as you, making the big jump from TWC to TW5 in part you will need to unlearn things. Much more can be done in native TW5 than in TWC which demanded plugins a lot more. I can recommend downloading a full copy of tiddlywiki.com and making it

[tw5] Re: Looking for a transclude trick (Challenge)

Tony, thanks! I did just post about it earlier this evening, with a link to my site . I'll look into currentTab... It sounds like I should rewrite my templates, but I'm still just barely treading water with my upgrade process. I'm still very far from

[tw5] Re: Looking for a transclude trick (Challenge)

Springer, Do detail your issue re tabs, because I think we may already have a solution for tabs, it uses a template to transclude tabs and there is a variable called currentTab available inside each tab. Regards Tony On Sunday, December 29, 2019 at 11:12:32 AM UTC+11, springer wrote: > >

[tw5] Re: Looking for a transclude trick (Challenge)

Folks, I found my own solution to this challenge using wikitext and macros rather than a javascript code change. Perhaps one of our backend developers could do better, but this works. The method is to parse the `<> variable to obtain the first value not equal to `<>` this may not be true in

[tw5] Re: Looking for a transclude trick (Challenge)

Tony, I have a feeling your challenge may be related to my question about finding a way for transclusions to "behave" as I would hope them to when the tiddlers they're in get rendered as tabs, etc. Yes? I'll watch this post... Cheers. On Monday, December 23, 2019 at 7:01:11 PM UTC-5, TonyM