It needs to be an item, e.g.
<$vars variable="This is a variable" ...>
On Monday, September 11, 2017 at 2:42:29 PM UTC-7, c pa wrote:
>
> I've been checking some more and maybe I'm completely missing how these
> operators work.
>
> This code simply deletes the last item rather than moving the last two
> items after the item in the variable. This is distressing since the
> examples only use list items with no spaces, while saying that this is the
> way (refer to variable) to make it work with items with a space.
>
> Tiddler = action-listops-test4
> <br/>
> Index Value: {{action-listops-test4!!fieldlist}}
>
> <$button> Reset Test <$action-setfield $tiddler="action-listops-test4"
> $field="fieldlist" $index="" $value="one [[This is a variable]] [[and a
> two]] [[and three]] four" /> </$button>
> <$vars variable="[[This is a variable]]"> <$button>Execute test
> <$action-listops $tiddler="action-listops-test4" $field="fieldlist"
> $index="" filter="" $subfilter="+[putafter:2<variable>]" $tags="" />
> </$button> </$vars>
>
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