Hi Mark
i have the macro a little advanced.
now the code is
\define NeuerZyklus(Kennzeichen Sache Jahr)
<$button>''$Sache$''<br>Jahr - ''$Jahr$''
<$action-createtiddler $basetitle="$Sache$ - $Jahr$"
tags="[[$Kennzeichen$]] [[$Sache$]]" text={{$Sache$ - Jahr}} />
</$button>
\end
No i have detected that i every time if i want write an new tiddler with
this macro i must change the macrocall.
That is not so good. - My mistake sorry.
Is it posible to create an inputfield wich data form the vars in the macro
can used?
How i do that?
thanks for your help
Am Donnerstag, 20. Februar 2020 21:14:44 UTC+1 schrieb Mark S.:
>
> Try changing the tag attribute like this:
>
> tags="[[$Kennzeichen$]] [[$Sache$]]"
>
> On Thursday, February 20, 2020 at 12:00:15 PM UTC-8, Gerald Weis wrote:
>>
>> Hi Mark,
>>
>> yes it do what i want.
>>
>> but i have an problem
>>
>> some tags have mor as one word.
>> than make this makro more as one tag from this.
>>
>> example tag is "Reparatur und Wartung"
>> the Macro make the tags "Reparatur" "und" "Wartung"
>>
>> what can i do that the tag ist one expression?
>>
>> thanks
>>
>> Am Donnerstag, 20. Februar 2020 16:03:52 UTC+1 schrieb Mark S.:
>>>
>>> There are at least 3 ways to make new tiddlers in TW. Of these, only the
>>> ActionCreateWidget will automatically prevent overwriting titles. ACW
>>> also has the advantage that it doesn't open your tiddler in edit mode.
>>>
>>> In your original you had text="{{transclusion}}" . You can not do that.
>>> You must use text={{transclusion}} . Otherwise, the actual text will be
>>> "{{transclusion}}" and not the transcluded content.
>>>
>>> In your example, <$action-sendmessage was not closed on the end with
>>> "/>". Always do a double-check to make sure that all tags are matched by
>>> their anti-tag
>>> (e.g. <mytag> .... </mytag> or that a single tag is closed on the end
>>> with "/>" .
>>>
>>> In your original example, I did not know what $:/tags/Template did or
>>> what it's contents were. So I removed it for my test.
>>>
>>> This version works, though I don't know if it does exactly what you
>>> intended:
>>>
>>> \define testknopf(Kennzeichen Sache)
>>> <$button>Mein Knopf
>>> <$action-createtiddler $basetitle="$Sache$ - Jahr" tags="$Kennzeichen$
>>> $Sache$" text={{Benzin - Jahr}} />
>>> </$button>
>>> \end
>>>
>>> <<testknopf ImportantTag Thing>>
>>>
>>> If you press the button twice, it will make a new tiddler based on the
>>> name, but will not over write the first one.
>>>
>>> HTH
>>>
>>> On Thursday, February 20, 2020 at 5:57:13 AM UTC-8, Gerald Weis wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hi folks,
>>>>
>>>> i need help.
>>>>
>>>> i want to create a new tiddler from templates.
>>>> The cocept ist, the macro shoud be global.
>>>>
>>>> \define testknopf(Kennzeichen Sache)
>>>>
>>>> <$button>
>>>> <$action-sendmessage $message="tm-new-tiddler" title="$Sache$ - Jahr"
>>>> tags=$Kennzeichen$ $Sache$ text="{{Benzin - Jahr||$:/tags/Template}}"
>>>> </$button>
>>>> \end
>>>>
>>>> This macro shoud do the follow things:
>>>> 1. create a new tiddler
>>>> 2. load the templatetiddler with Name where is compsite form "$Sache$ -
>>>> Jahr"
>>>> 3. transclude the content of templatetiddler in the new tiddler
>>>> 4. disable the templatetag in the new tiddler
>>>> 4. close the templatetiddler
>>>>
>>>> my Templatetiddler is tagged with $:/tags/Template
>>>>
>>>> what ist wrong?
>>>>
>>>>
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