Thank you Stephan and Jeremy for the suggestion. It gets me thinking of
other solutions but it is only half-way towards what I would like to do ...
which may be impossible.
Let me be clearer:
Given a bunch of Tiddlers generated by users unfamiliar with html but
provided with some TiddlyWiki marked-up examples to work from.
Some may be tables like this:
|''A'' | ''B''|
|''C''| ''D''|
|A bunch of plain text|<|
Others may be formatted like this:
<!-- With some hidden text that I don't want to see in the
transclusion-built list -->
[[some links]] and ''some other formatting''
and destined to be bullet points in a list.
I would like to group them together in arbitrary ways based on matching a
filter and some sorting.
The solution that you gave me allows me to put on the "window-dressing" ...
be it a list (like I would want to do with the second example) or just
simple concatenation (like I want to do with the tables). I may have to use
different "expanders" based on when I want a list or concatenation at the
end ... that is OK since that is not something I expect the end user to
have to mess with.
However, using your suggestion, the initial Tiddlers are showing up with
all the markup not interpreted in the final transcluded compilation of
Tiddlers ... including the basic html <!-- comment --> tags that I am using
to give users some instruction that won't show up in the final Tiddler.
They are showing up like:
1. <!-- With some hidden text from Tiddler 1 that I don't want to see in
the transclution-built list -->
[[some links in 1]] and ''some other formatting''
2. <!-- With some hidden text from Tiddler 2 that I don't want to see in
the transclution-built list -->
[[some links in 2]] and ''some other formatting''
3. <!-- With some hidden text from Tiddler 3 that I don't want to see in
the transclution-built list -->
[[some links in 3]] and ''some other formatting''
I would like:
1. <some links in 1> and *some other formatting*
2. <some links in 2> and *some other formatting*
3. <some links in 3> and *some other formatting*
where <> are hyperlinks and ** is bolding in this case.
Is this something impossible since a single Tiddler can only get
interpreted/translated once?
Thanks for your help.
/Mike
On Thu, Apr 17, 2014 at 1:42 AM, Stephan Hradek <[email protected]>wrote:
> Go for HTML…
>
> <ol>{{{[tag[some_random_tag]] ||expand}}}</ol>
>
> and your expand:
>
> <li><$view field="text" /></li>
>
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