Thanks for the quick reply. Unfortunately I've either missed something or
this has taken a decided turn for the weird.
The relevant lines from the macro now read:
if (out == 7) { out = 0 };
>
> if (offset == 7 - n ) {output= Workout[1]};
>
>
and as I saved and reloaded the wiki the result became:
Inputs: offset = a= 1 mdate=1/12/2015
>
That makes it appear that the variable offset no longer exists or was never
transferred to the macro at all. I loaded the file onto Chrome so I could
save it to tiddlyspot and got the same erroneous result. I did have one
brief moment when everything seemed to be working correctly but now it
appears to have gone away.
If it matters I am using Firefox 34.05 and Chrome Version 37.0.2062.120 on
a windows 7 machine.
As you might expect, I'm as confused as ever.
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