Thanks Eric,
don't mind for my head, it was spinning long before your explanation ;^)))
What can I say? Uh! Stupid me, it's obvious. After it's always easier. I
will change my code and will use the trick you suggested. I had something
similar in my spinning mind, but I don't like workarounds wi
On Thursday, March 2, 2017 at 3:38:17 PM UTC-8, mauloop wrote:
>
> Here I am, Eric, and thanks for your help. I hope I'll be able to explain
> clearly.
>
<>
>
When <> is invoked outside a macro (your initial, successful
implementation), the quoted text parameter, "{{$(currentTiddler)$##$(i)$}}"
Here I am, Eric, and thanks for your help. I hope I'll be able to explain
clearly.
Let's have a bunch of dictionary tiddlers to work with (note that the first
one is used as tag for the others):
title: Music
type: application/x-tiddler-dictionary
Album:
Artist:
Genre:
title: Music 1
tags: Mu
On Thursday, March 2, 2017 at 8:49:50 AM UTC-8, mauloop wrote:
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> The (parametrized) transclusion I need stand within the body of two nested
> list widgets, that sets the tiddlers and the fields to be transluded, which
> in turns are concatenated using a wikitext macro. I pass variable to the
>
Thanks, Jed. I'll take a deeper look later at the thread you linked to
(there is a lot to read and I-m not comfortable with English).
I tried too make my question simple, but the real scenery is little bit
more complicated.
The (parametrized) transclusion I need stand within the body of two nes
The links I give in this thread
(https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/tiddlywiki/PKtw-uJyVZQ) explain
more, but you need to have it inside a macro and use $(variable)$.
Depending on what you actually need there may be a better way to do it.
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