Hi Eric

Indeed it is a bit more tricky because I would like to use it in a FET :

<<forEachTiddler
>     where
>         'tiddler.tags.contains("$1") && tiddler.tags.contains("$2") && 
> !tiddler.tags.contains("attachment")' 
>     sortBy 
>         tiddler.title
>     ascending
>    write 
>  '((index == 0) ? "" : " - ")+"<<wikify [[%0|"+tiddler.title+"]] 
> text@"+tiddler.title+"$))"'
> >>
>

Because of the " of the wikify syntax I can't have it work ... I am not 
sticking to FET and this case may be a limit.

Looking forward to read from you

julien





Le mardi 31 juillet 2012 21:01:43 UTC+2, Eric Shulman a écrit :
>
> > Hi all 
> > I have a tiddler with a value in the text : 
> > [[valueTid]] 
> > 26 
> > What is the syntax to write "26" as a wiki link to [[valueTid]] ? 
> > [[<<tiddler valueTid>>|valueTid]] 
> > Does not work... 
>
> What you want to do is to retrieve the 'text' content from the 
> tiddler, and then use it as the display text for a link to that 
> tiddler.  However, you can't use the <<tiddler>> macro to retrieve the 
> value, because TW macros don't "return text" that is then processed... 
> rather, they directly render their own output.  Thus, you can't embed 
> macros calls within other TW syntax. 
>
> Unfortunately, there is no direct syntax in TW that allows you to 
> fetch and embed a tiddler field value (e.g. the 'text' field) within 
> the TW link syntax.  Fortunately, I've written a plugin that let's you 
> do exactly that (and more): 
>    http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#WikifyPlugin 
>    http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#WikifyPluginInfo 
>
> Using the <<wikify>> macro, you can then write: 
>    <<wikify "[[%0|TiddlerName]]" text@TiddlerName>> 
>
> The first param, "[[%0|TiddlerName]]" is the 'format' for the output, 
> where %0 marks the 'insertion point' for embedding the value retrieved 
> from the tiddler.  The second param, "text@TiddlerName" is the plugin- 
> defined reference for the desired tiddler field content (i.e., 
> fieldname@TiddlerName). 
>
> The macro gets the value from the tiddler and then constructs the 
> indicated TW syntax (in this case, a "pretty link").  The result is 
> then automatically rendered, producing the desired link output. 
> Q.E.D. 
>
> enjoy, 
> -e 
> Eric Shulman 
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