Bob,
Perhaps this helps, or not, I have not read this topic.
fieldname[value] works in any filter to return only tiddlers with a
fieldname with the ""value", it allows you to create things which look like
new filter operators;
eg
display-code[show]
However if you start using multiple
Saq,
Ah, clever. Did not know about these templates.
Will try tomorrow.
Thanks for your help.
BobJ
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122 Cameron St, Rockdale NSW 2216, Australia
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You can further simplify things a lot by using custom view templates, so
you don't need to manually call each macro etc in each artwork tiddler and
each person tiddler.
For example, to get the same code applied to what you see for each Artworks
tiddler, create a tiddler with this content and
Colleagues,
I should have added, if you are going to play with the file, the artwork
that shows the wrong behaviour is TK1 and no other. The others don't
have the correct macrocall in them.
The list appears under the text, "*This artwork has been purchased by*"
It should only show TK5.
Bob,
Try entering this directly in the TK1 tiddler:
<$list filter="[{!!artwork_id}!is[blank]]" variable="not_blank">
<$list
filter="[tag[Names]!tag[Index]!matchcontains:artwork_id{!!artwork_id}]">
<$view field="person_name"/>
On Thursday, September 17, 2020 at 2:34:30 PM UTC+2,
Sorry Saq, doesn't work either.
You can download a copy of the TW from
http://cultconv.com/TLSConsignment.html
bobj
On 17/9/20 10:12 pm, Saq Imtiaz wrote:
Try:
<$list filter="[[$artworkID$]!is[blank]]" variable="not_blank">
<$list
Try:
<$list filter="[[$artworkID$]!is[blank]]" variable="not_blank">
<$list
filter="[tag[Names]!tag[Index]!matchcontains:artwork_id[$artID$]]">
<$view field="person_name"/>
If you still have issues, it would be a lot easier to assist if you could
post a copy of your file where we
Colleagues,
Experimenting with the contains operator but having trouble with how to
write the operator string correctly.
Am changing my <$list> structure to
<$list filter="[[$artworkID$]!is[blank]]" variable="not_blank">
<$list filter="[tag[Names]!tag[Index]!match">
<$list
Colleagues,
just some more experimenting.
If I put something into the artwork_id field of TK6 and TK7, for
example, "TK2", the result displayed remains TK5, TK6 and TK7. That
implies the problem is that search is not correctly matching the field
content with the search string.
bobj
On
Eric,
that doesn't work, no results returned.
Have also tried
<$list
filter="[tag[Names]!tag[Index]!matchsearch:artwork_id[$artID$]]">
which doesn't work either, no results returned.
Interestingly, Saq's comment about replacing the call to the macro with
<$macrocall
Saq,
Thank you for your email and comments.
The issue of one-to-many links is replicated in other relationships and so the
issue still need to be resolved. Also, in the case of a print, there is more
than one buyer of an artwork and thus we need the search facility.
The issue of the macrocall
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