Tobi Beer has some nice examples:
http://tobibeer.github.io/tb5/#Templates:Templates%20%5B%5BConditional%20ViewTemplate%20Section%5D%5D
about templates.
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Hi Tony,
It's all relatively straight forward. .. I think I know, what causes your
headaches.
The fact, that you can't do $(var)${{!!field}} .. It needs to be
$(var)$$(secondVar)$ ... to work
The fact, that the list-widget modifies the currentTiddler by default. ...
BUT there is a
On Monday, July 17, 2017 at 3:46:07 AM UTC+2, TonyM wrote:
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> Where I start to have difficulties is when I try to use values in widgets,
> macros etc...
>
I see.
> My particular application uses a field in outer with multiple named
> tiddlers (Like a tags field)
> eg tiddlerlist: "Overview
P.S.
The line above
<$importvariables filter="outer">
I want to have passed the name outer to inner
Thanks
Tony
On Sunday, July 16, 2017 at 10:59:47 PM UTC+10, PMario wrote:
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>> including macros etc... I want to pass a value to subsequent lists etc...
>> that is not reevaluated in
Thanks Mario,
I will do my best to understand the consequences of the above.
Where I start to have difficulties is when I try to use values in widgets,
macros etc...
I do not expect you to solve my problem but here is my chalenge.
My particular application uses a field in outer with multiple
> including macros etc... I want to pass a value to subsequent lists etc...
> that is not reevaluated in every other tiddler/macro/filter etc...
>
Once upon a time, there where no global macros.
Macros could only live within the tiddler where they have been defined.
Users felt great pain.
>
> how can I construct a variable, that once set in the primary tiddler will
> retain its value in all subsequently transcluded tiddlers,
>
In TW variables have a scope. ... That means they are only valid inside
there scope.
Simple test: If you copy paste the following snippet into an
Hi Tony,
I think, you are mixing up fundamentally different things (fields,
variables and macros), and that gives you a headache. I'll try to point you
into the right directions.
On Sunday, July 16, 2017 at 4:18:03 AM UTC+2, TonyM wrote:
> Using field values in my primary tiddler,
>
Fields
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