> if (tiddler.tags[i].indexOf('.html')!=-1)
> ..which sets the name of the file to be saved by first seeking a tag
> with a "__.html" value. The only problem is that it requires I only
> have one tag in the tiddler.
Not so. You can assign as many tags as you like to a tiddler. You
can even have more than one tag that contains ".html": the loop in the
code I provided checks each tag in the tiddler until it finds the
first one that matches ".html".
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