I understand. This was, however, (I think) the simplest example to show my
intent which is to pass the value of a variable to another property.
My real use case is:
I have three tiddlers (subject, notes, task) linked together by a
'subjectthread' field, which is the 'created' timestamp of the subject
tiddler. Using your 'newtiddler' plugin really helped here.
Now I want to display a summary tiddler of all the 'open' tasks (tag; todo)
in the following structure:
- subject
- notes
- task
Which requires me to filter all tiddlers with tag:todo (tasks), tiddlers
with tag:notes (notes) and tag:subject (subject) with 'subjectthread'
fields matching 'created' field of the subject tiddler.
Easily done by list filter but the difficulty comes when I only want to
show the subject if there is an open task (!tag[done]).
So the solution I came up with is to store the 'subjectthread' field value
of the task tiddler into a variable and use it as a reference to search for
all notes, and subject linked to it.
Let me know if I am doing it wrongly or there is a better way to do this.
Thanks.
On Saturday, March 8, 2014 10:09:12 PM UTC+7, Stephan Hradek wrote:
>
> You cannot set the new tiddler's content in that way. 1. your syntax is
> wrong 2. by the time the tiddler gets its value, the new tiddler is already
> created.
>
> That's the reason why I created the newtiddler widget published on
> http://tiddlystuff.tiddlyspot.com
>
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