I solved this with conditional templates:
<$list filter="[all[current]doctype[this is the type of document that
triggers the tabs]]">
<<tabs "[all[tiddlers+system+shadows]tag[$:/tag]]" "$:/some tiddler"
"$:/state/demo" "tc-horizontal">>
</$list>
Then I have the tabs, one tiddler per tab. THey look like this: and of
course they are tagged : tag[$:/tag]
<$list filter="[all[current]doctype[this is the type of document that
triggers the tabs]]">
Something happens here: like a list. The listed tiddlers might for
example have a field with the name of the parent tiddler, and the
List-filter calles it with {{!!title}}
</$list>
Am 20.03.2016 um 00:27 schrieb Jeff Vance:
I was playing around with this idea and decided to take a slightly
different appraoch. I have something that is almost working, but I'm
stuck on 2 issues.
I was thinking it would be more useful to have a tiddler that starts
with 1 tab and optionally lets you generate new tabs as you go, adding
each tab to the parent tiddler. Looking at the examples, I figured out
how to make this work (almost). Each new tiddler will be given a name
to be used as the tab caption, the tiddler itself being named with the
tab name as a suffix added to the parent tiddler (in theory...it isn't
quite working yet).
Here is my experiment in progress, and some details:
http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/pz4th10lqitmp3q/tab_test_wiki.html?dl=0
I created a tiddler "New Tab Form" (see code below), which has 2
edit-text widgets: Tab Title and Text. This form itself has a caption
field "+" and it is transcluded as a tab into a view tiddler. So you
start out with a single tab that gives you this form with a button to
creating another tab:
|
Title:<$edit-text
class='tc-edit-texteditor'tiddler='$:/state/NewTabForm'field='name_temp'placeholder='Tab
Title'/>
Text:
<$edit-text
class='tc-edit-texteditor'tiddler='$:/state/NewTabForm'field='text'placeholder='Tab
Text'/>
<$button>CreateTab
<$action-setfield $tiddler="TESTING NEW
TAB"text={{$:/state/NewTabForm!!text}}parent={{!!title}}caption={{$:/state/NewTabForm!!name_temp}}/>
<$action-setfield $tiddler='$:/state/NewTabForm'name_temp=''text=''/>
</$button>
|
I wanted the New Tab Form to be able to access the title of whatever
tiddler it is transcluded into. This way it can generate a new tiddler
using the name of the parent tiddler and add the tab title as a
suffix. So if I start a parent tiddler called "Parent", select the new
tab form and say I want a new tab called "Summary", the form will
generate a new tiddler called "Parent_Summary", but with a caption
field of just "Summary".
So I create a system tiddler $:/state/newtab that simply transludes
the form as a template like this:
|
{{||NewTabForm}}
|
Then my parent topic gets all the tabs who's parent field is the title
of THIS tiddler (plus the form in the last tab to create even more tabs):
|
<<tabs"[field:parent[Test Parent Topic]] [[$:/state/newtab]]">>
|
So this part is basically all working:
* The form properly gets the the title of the parent tiddler and
assigns it to the parent field of the new tiddler.
* The filter in the parent properly generates tabs for all the
tiddlers who have this assigned as the parent.
So the 2 issues are:
* I had to hard code the title of the new tiddler (as TESTING NEW
TAB above). I couldn't figure out the syntax to have it generate a
unique title by combining the {{!!title}} with the !!name_temp field.
* In the parent tiddler, to get the tabs I want, I had to hardcode
the filter to search on the exact name of the parent tiddler. I
really want to use *!!title* as the parent field to filter on. But
this doesn't work. I can't find any examples of using a text
reference as an input to filtering on a field (I only see examples
of doing this for tags).
I feel like I'm really close to making this work.
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