Matybe I wasn't clear enough....

I can get input into a field ("search") and assign it to a variable eg.

\define thisList()
<$list filter="[tag[$(TestVariable)$]]">
\end
<$set name=TestVariable value={{!!search}}>
TestVariable is <<TestVariable>>
This list is <<thisList>>
<br>
</$set>

<$edit-text field="search" default="" placeholder="enter text to search" 
tag="input"/> 
<br>

this will list all tiddlers tagged with the value of the field "search"

but I can't work out how to use that search term in another existing macro 
as a filter such as....

<<timeline-vertical filter:"[tag[search]sort[date]]" date:"date">> 

or 

<<timeline-vertical filter:"[tag[search] sort[date]]" search:"$(search)$" 
date:"date">>
 
any ideas please?
On Friday, 18 June 2021 at 00:11:12 UTC+1 Patrick RB wrote:

> It look's like this is a common issue for newbies, but I'm using timelines 
> plugin to display tiddler filtered by tags (in this case "snippet")
>
> <<timeline-vertical filter:"[tag[snippet]sort[date]]" date:"date" 
>
> To aid quick searches and avoid editing the tiddler I have created a text 
> box input to set a field to inject input into tag[.....] and a custom date 
> field
>
> I can create, set and check the search field has the expected text, but 
> cannot get the timelines macro to accept the search field text, though the 
> date field works fine.
>
> can any of you real developers help? Thanks! 
>
>
>

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