Thanks, Mario! These are the kinds of tutorials / explanations I'm trying
to build for {{DesignWrite}}. So, at the risk of belaboring the point --
and with apologies to those for whom this it too fine-grained. I've
numbered your three code snippets below (1) (2) (3), added (4). and
I see tha
tiddlers.json for drag and drop import :)
-m
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Hi Steve,
The point here is, that the following code produces different output,
depending on edit or view mode. eg:
- create 2 tiddlers named "a" and "b"
- tag them "test"
- create a tiddler named: test
- save it
- open it and copy the following code into it
- open Preview Mode
- save t
Maybe I'm missing something, but wouldn't this work to filter tiddlers
tagged with the current tiddler:
<$list filter="[tag{!!title}]"> or <$list filter="[tag]"> ?
Really, what I think I'm asking is what is the value / advantage of using s
<$set> command? I can think of one: having the variabl
On Saturday, October 15, 2016 at 7:48:37 PM UTC+2, Fidel N wrote:
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> Your words "tagged with the title of current tiddler" resonated in my
> brain until I realized that the reason why it was not working properly is
> because while I was editing (and checking the rendered tiddler at the same
> t
Your words "tagged with the title of current tiddler" resonated in my brain
until I realized that the reason why it was not working properly is because
while I was editing (and checking the rendered tiddler at the same time)
the tiddler is named "Draft of ..." and not same as the tag. I prob
Assuming what you want is a list of tiddlers tagged with the title of
current tiddler, this code will work.
<$set name="myVar" value=<>>
<$list filter="[tag]"/>
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Hi Fidel,
the syntax is like
<$set name="myVariable" value=<>>
<$list filter="[search]">
<$text text={{!!title}}/>
hope this helps
BJ
I see that your 'list' widgets do not have a closing '/' so it would be
On Saturday, October 15, 2016 at 11:37:49 AM UTC+1, Fidel N wrote:
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> Hi:
> I have re
Just clarifying. Your list filters are declared before the closing of the
set widget, right?
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