Peter Buyze wrote:
>
>
> OK, so what is the commonality for 1, 2, 3? Do they share a common tag or
> how are they distinguishable? *There is no commonality between them, they
> are just titles.*
>
> Fair enough. Then you'll need to list them manually in the listwidget
(doable, but...) since the system cannot know the difference between such a
tiddler and any arbitrary tiddler.
And how can you tell that, say, TiddlerA belongs to Title1 and not to
> Title2? Does A perhaps have the tag Title1. *Tiddler A belongs to Title 1
> because on Tiddler A, in the **Book:** field it shows Title 1. No,
> Tiddler A does NOT have tag Title 1.*
>
>
Aha, fields with the titles. That's critical info.
> My spontaneous thought is that it should be 1,2,3 that are tagged "book"
> because they are books. And A-D should be tagged with the title of the book
> they belong to. BTW, it is not clear what "tiddler A" refers to in reality.
> It would be easier to understand if you exemplified your things with actual
> titles of books, authors etc. *Tiddlers A, B, etc. have 1 tag in common,
> and it is **book**.*
>
> OK, they also have the book field so that tag will not contribute anything
further. Just sayin.
> *Example:*
>
> *in text area:*
> *The mark of the immature man is that he wants to die nobly for a cause,
> while the mark of a mature man is that he wants to live humbly for one.*
>
> *below the horizontal line:*
> *Author: Wilhelm Stekel*
> *Source:*
> *Book: Catcher in the Rye, p.?*
> *Remarks: Stekel is quoted*
>
> *tags of this tiddler: book, life, maturity.*
>
OK, so since you say this is tagged "book", I take it this is one of
"TiddlerA", "TiddlerB" etc.
However, it seems this doesn't really have much to do with the tree
structure we're discussing, right? The tree structure is what should show
up in the tiddler titled "Book" which doesn't show this "horizontal line
section". If my interpretation is correct, then may I just suggest that
"next time you ask" it's better to ask two separate questions/threads to
not have the issues confuse one another :-)
OK, for the structure. See if this works:
<$list filter="[[Title 1]] [[Title 2]] [[Title 3]] ........">
<$list filter="[book<currentTiddler>]">
1:<$link to={{!!book}}></$link><br>
2:<$link/><br>
</$list>
</$list>
Had the titles all shared a common tag it would instead be
filter="[tag[thetag]]" ... i.e much easier and if you do more lists etc
then you can use this again ;-)
I made both 1: and 2: because I'm not sure if you wanted a link to the
Title or to the book. I'm guessing the book, which is the 2:
OK, hope this is of some help.
<:-)
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