The problem is: You need one more level of evaluation. Additionally I
suggest to change your logic a bit.
Why not create a tiddler "MyDomains" (or "$:/MyDomains") as a data tiddlre
like so:
domain1:domA.com
domain2:domB.com
And then in the server tiddler simply name the domain name - don't use
transclusion syntax:
title:MySertver
text:{{!!myTemplate}}
domain:domain1
server:sampleserver
and this would be the mytemplate (with local macros for illustration)
\define link(protocol, server, path)
$protocol$$server$.$(dom)$$path$
\end
\define build(protocol:"http://";, server, domain, path)
<$set name="dom" value={{MyDomains##$domain$}}>
<$macrocall $name="link" protocol="$protocol$" server="$server$" path=
"$path$"/>
</$set>
\end
<$macrocall $name="build" protocol="https://"; domain={{!!domain}}
server={{!!server}} path="/sample/path.html"/>
In "build" we first have one evaluation, setting the variable "dom" to the
value stored in "MyDomains" under the index whose value we take from the
field "domain".
In "link" we simply concatenate.
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