I think that when the documentation says that the HistoryList is a good
example of json tiddlers ... it lies. Obviously there is some code inside
of TW that can make use of the HL, but the actual example of JSON code that
can be read by ## syntax is completely different than the code in the
Agree,
But Quality time is not enough always at tiddlywiki.com in some cases. I am
currently learning to interogate json datatiddlers, and It seem so
difficult with imperfect documentation. For example I want to select
tiddlers to open from the HistoryList which is given as an example of using
Yeah, it kind of slipped in there. I only learned about it a couple weeks
ago in this forum.
It really pays to spend quality time with those release notes ...
On Tuesday, June 19, 2018 at 6:53:10 PM UTC-7, TonyM wrote:
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> Mark,
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> Thanks, I did not realise there was filter operators for
Mark,
Thanks, I did not realise there was filter operators for encoding/de
coding. So now I can do the second encoding step with a reference to a
variable (populated by the wikified macro call).
It is so obvious "NOT", so thanks for your insight.
tony
On Wednesday, 20 June 2018 10:27:38
This may or may not get you to where you want. Since <$view> requires a
field, you can only use it once. So I put it into macro, had the wikify
widget evaluate it, and then use that as input into the encodeuri operator.
\define wikme() <$view tiddler="TestTiddler" format="htmlwikified"/>
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