First question are you inserting spaces in your code?
It actually makes it harder to read for someone steeped in Wikitext.
If you just asked the question you require solved; the outcome you want -
without wiki text which is adding complexity to your question, we may be
able to help more.
\define beztool(description tooltipname)
<td valign = top align = left>
<$button class="button" tooltip = {{!!$tooltipname$ _tooltip}}>
$description$ </$button>
</td>
\end
References to above
Line 2: these values should be inside a style="" parameter with a different
format?
Line 3: Inside the transclusion {{}} what is _tooltip ? the syntax it
incorrect
Line 2-4: so we assume this macro is called from inside a tr or table row ?
- Do persist, it becomes easier and we in the community love to help.
- Also Gerald it you are fluent in another language perhaps provide your
question in both English and your native language, perhaps someone here
also speaks your language and can help.
Tones
On Tuesday, 17 November 2020 at 23:40:22 UTC+11 Gerald Weis wrote:
> Hello everybody
> apparently that was incomprehensible what I wrote. I'll try again.
> So I'm trying to recreate the structure of the registration of a vehicle.
> So that the whole thing doesn't get too broad, I've thought of the
> following.
> 1. The name of the field remains as it is in the approval.
> 2. The meaning of the field name is given in a tooltip.
> so far the macro looks like this
>
> \ define beztool (description tooltipname)
> <td valign = top align = left>
> <$ button class = "button" tooltip = {{!! $ tooltipname $ _tooltip}}> $
> description $ </ $ button>
> </td>
> \end
>
> So the following call is necessary so far.
>
> << beztool "A" "a" >>
> << beztool "P.2 / P.4" "p.2-p.4" >>
>
> But I want to simplify the call. The writing for $ tooltipname $ should be
> omitted. The call should linger in the future
>
> << beztool "A" >>
> << beztool "P.2 / P.4" >>
>
> In order for it to work like this, I would also replace the "/" character
> with another character that is allowed in the naming of fields.
> For this it is necessary that the variable $ designation $ is transferred
> to a new variable and then transferred in lower case.
>
> Is there a way to do this?
> Thank you
>
> Gerald Weis schrieb am Freitag, 13. November 2020 um 10:13:53 UTC+1:
>
>> Hello friends The code below to create a tooltip label works. But the
>> tooltips sometimes get longer so that the macro call becomes confusing. I
>> want to change that.
>>
>> \ define beztool (name tooltip)
>> <td align = left valign = top>
>> <$ button tooltip = $ tooltip $> $ label $ </ $ button>
>> </td>
>> \end
>>
>> I have the following idea. Since I have a table in which there should be
>> a lot of tooltips, this should be done with fields. The designations in the
>> buttons are by necessity capital letters. now i would like the content of
>> the box DescriptionIn lower case _ tooltip is read out and displayed as a
>> tooltip. becomes. I've already tried the following.
>>
>> \ define beztool (name)
>> <$ vars = "fieldname" value = lowercase [$ label $] _ tooltip>
>> <td align = left valign = top>
>> <$ button tooltip = $ fieldname $> $ description $ </ $ button>
>> </td>
>> \end
>>
>> unfortunately that doesn't work. Can someone help me there?
>>
>> thanks
>> Gerald
>>
>
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