Thank you Mohammad for your answer. I can confirm that it is working on TiddlyWiki.
However it is not exactly the behavior I was expecting. Indeed when using the list-search macro, the filter option is different from the text input. You define the filter in the macro-call, for instance "[tag[Definitions]]" (or use default filter "[tags[]]"). Then, the text you write into the text input narrow down the search to the filtered titles matching the text input. For instance (on Tiddlywiki.com) with the filter option "[tag[Definitions]]" and the text "URI", you would only see two elements in the list: Data URI and URI. In your use-case, the text input is replacing the filter option. For other, I add a link to your well explained "demo/list-search-macro" tiddler: Shiraz 2.1.2 — extended markups: styles, macros, images, tables (kookma.github.io) <https://kookma.github.io/TW-Shiraz/#demo%2Flist-search-macro> To summarize, what would be my "ideal" behavior would be that an optional "entries-per-page" attribute exists in list-search! Best regards, Eskha Le mercredi 24 février 2021 à 17:24:53 UTC+1, Mohammad a écrit : > Eska, > > In tiddlywiki.com give a try for the code below. I assume you have you > have already the list-pages working in tiddlywiki.com > > \define list-search-pages() > <$edit-text > tiddler="some-tiddler" > type="search" > tag="input" > default=""/> > > ><$macrocall $name=list-pages filter={{some-tiddler}} entries-per-page=10 > /> > \end > > Then enter in the edit box something like this: [tag[Definitions]] > > > Best wishes > Mohammad > > > On Wed, Feb 24, 2021 at 6:41 PM Eskha <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hello Mohammad, >> >> Thank you for this useful macro. >> >> I was wondering if it was possible to integrate it with Tobias >> list-search macro (see below) since it would be a very powerful combination? >> >> Best regards, >> >> Eskha >> >> >> \define list-search( >> filter:"[tags[]]", >> search:"search:title", >> state:"$:/temp/list-search", >> template:"$:/core/ui/ListItemTemplate", >> placeholder:"Filter", >> limit:100000 >> ) >> <div> >> <$edit-text >> tiddler="$state$" >> type="search" >> tag="input" >> default="" >> placeholder="$placeholder$"/> >> </div> >> >> <$reveal state="$state$" type="match" text=""> >> <$list filter="$filter$+[limit[$limit$]]" template="$template$"/> >> </$reveal> >> >> <$reveal state="$state$" type="nomatch" text=""> >> <$list filter="$filter$+[$search${$state$}]+[limit[$limit$]]" >> template="$template$"/> >> </$reveal> >> \end >> >> >> Le mercredi 24 février 2021 à 13:28:07 UTC+1, Mohammad a écrit : >> >>> In the call to *qualify *the xx$/state is used on purpose to see the >>> stateTid >>> Remove xx after test! >>> >>> Best wishes >>> Mohammad >>> >>> >>> On Wed, Feb 24, 2021 at 3:55 PM Mohammad Rahmani <[email protected]> >>> wrote: >>> >>>> I have developed a* list-pages* macros similar to list-links, but it >>>> is a little lengthy >>>> >>>> \define list-pages(filter, entries-per-page:5, template, >>>> stateTid:"pagingTid") >>>> <$vars stateTid=<<qualify xx$/state/$stateTid$>> > >>>> <$vars total-entries={{{ [subfilter<__filter__>count[]] }}} >>>> page-number={{{[<stateTid>get[text]] ~[[1]]}}} > >>>> <$vars >>>> low={{{[<page-number>subtract[1]multiply<__entries-per-page__>]}}} >>>> high={{{[<page-number>multiply<__entries-per-page__>]}}} > >>>> >>>> <!-- create nav buttons ---> >>>> <$list filter="[<page-number>compare:number:lt[2]then[yes]else[no]]" >>>> variable=state> >>>> <$button disabled=<<state>> >Prev >>>> <$action-listops $tiddler=<<stateTid>> $field=text >>>> $subfilter="+[subtract[1]] ~[[1]]"/> >>>> </$button> >>>> </$list> >>>> <$list >>>> filter="[<high>compare:number:gteq<total-entries>then[yes]else[no]]" >>>> variable=state> >>>> <$button disabled=<<state>>>Next >>>> <$action-listops $tiddler=<<stateTid>> $field=text >>>> $subfilter="+[add[1]] ~[[2]]"/> >>>> </$button> >>>> </$list> >>>> >>>> Displaying <$text text={{{[<low>add[1]]}}}/> through <<high>> of >>>> <<total-entries>> Results >>>> >>>> <$list filter="[subfilter<__filter__>first<high>] >>>> -[subfilter<__filter__>first<low>]" template=<<__template__>> /> >>>> >>>> </$vars> >>>> </$vars> >>>> </$vars> >>>> \end >>>> >>>> >>>> It accepts: >>>> * any Tiddlywiki filter or filter combinations >>>> * it accepts template (so it is very powerful in creating different >>>> outputs >>>> * can be used in a tiddler several times (has stateTid) >>>> * number of output per page can be set >>>> >>>> This macro can be hacked and used for situations where you have too >>>> many outputs. Paging prevents a long output and hence slows down TW >>>> performance! >>>> >>>> *Evaluations* >>>> To give a try, download attached JSON and drag and drop into >>>> https://tiddlywiki.com/ >>>> Look at the Test tiddler >>>> As an example a simple template was created for test purposes. >>>> >>>> *Question:* >>>> What simpler solution do you propose? >>>> What improvement do you suggest? >>>> >>>> >>>> Best wishes >>>> Mohammad >>>> >>> -- >> > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups >> "TiddlyWiki" group. >> To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an >> email to [email protected]. >> To view this discussion on the web visit >> https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/24fce8f6-f523-4cb4-b54f-9027b04b4c23n%40googlegroups.com >> >> <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/24fce8f6-f523-4cb4-b54f-9027b04b4c23n%40googlegroups.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer> >> . >> > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. 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