Hit Tones
line 2: i have tried it in css:
text-align:left; works,
vertical-align:top; dont works.
That is the reason for the html-tag.
line 3: the fieldname in the transclusion are composed form the variable
$tooltip$ and the string _tooltip. It works.
My Input ist "A21", the fieldname ist "A21_tooltip". How must do i it
correct?
Yes the macro is called in a table.
The tr-tag is entried in the table.
The macro show the Button in a table-cell.
beetween 2 td-tags will entried the value.
Macro show and value entry can be more then one in 1 table-row
tr-tag is ending the table-row
TW Tones schrieb am Dienstag, 17. November 2020 um 23:40:23 UTC+1:
> 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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