That is a great start Mark. I guess I wasn't clear enough. I need to be
able to search each field individually. I am really not concerned with
having a match in all three at once, just which ever one I am looking for
at the time. If you would like access to my data I can send it too you.
or post a cap of the tiddler code here.
On Thursday, 4 October 2018 19:47:30 UTC-3, Mark S. wrote:
>
> Since you're searching on 3 things, you need 3 search fields. This means
> you'll need custom search input boxes. Put the following in a tiddler
> (possibly in your INDEX tiddler):
>
> Intelligence: <$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/intelligence" tag="input"
> size=10 placeholder="Intel"/> <br/>
>
>
> Also make an empty tiddler with the title $:/temp/intelligence. Hopefully
> you can see how this works. You need a separate tiddler for each aspect
> that you want to search. Copy the line and "intelligence" (and "Intel") as
> appropriate for each dimension. So you might end up with:
>
> Intelligence: <$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/intelligence" tag="input"
> size=10 placeholder="Intel"/> <br/>
> Climate/terrain: <$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/climate_terrain" tag="input"
> size=10 placeholder="Cli/Ter"/> <br/>
> HD: <$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/hd" tag="input" size=10
> placeholder="HD"/> <br/>
>
>
> And now your search (without the complication of minimum length) might
> look like:
>
> <<list-links
> "[has[intelligence]search:intelligence{$:/temp/intelligence}has[climate_terrain]search:climate_terrain{$:/temp/climate_terrain}has[hd]search:hd{$:/temp/hd}]">>
>
> This will match exclusively for all 3 items. That is, all 3 items have to
> match before any search results show. Note that an empty search field will
> probably be seen as "all matches" so you may see an all-up listing at first
> (because we've stripped out the minlength detection).
>
> Check my work for spelling and name consistencies -- I haven't tested any
> of this. Writing up stuff takes time and testing takes even more when you
> don't have a data source handy.
>
> Note that for fields that have simple, direct values (like "15") then you
> can use filter items like "category[15]" which is more precise than using
> search. But if your field has multiple values (like "Average (10-12)") then
> you need to use something like the "search" operator.
>
> Good luck!
> -- Mark
>
>
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