So, having solved the problem of the table generation, I go to slap on a
header and the "new location" button.
Before the "<<foreach" I put
| Location | Country | City |h
But that ends up in a separate table of its own.
And after the listing, I have the macro that generates the 'new
location' button. I'd like to put that at the bottom of the table with
a column span, but that too ends up in a separate table.
No I don't have spaces between the statements.
The first I've resolved by using the "begin" clause
but trying to put the 'newSavedTiddler macro & button in the 'end'
clause defeats me.
I've got to this point
end '"|>|>|" + "<" + "<newSavedTiddler " + "label:\"New
Location\" " + " text:{{\"!Location Description\"+\"\n\n\"}} " + "
tag:\"[[Locations]]\" " + ">" +"> |" + "\n" '
since when I tried putting the whole macro in one string the 'write'
function of the 'foreach' objected. Bit by bit I broke it up and the
error messages got simpler.
I'm not certain that the result will end up as a row in the same table
anyway but I can't think how else.
--
Whenever men take the law into their own hands, the loser is the law.
And when the law loses, freedom languishes.
-- JFK
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