Rather than splitting out the line, put it in its own field. Then inside 
your tiddler, you can reference it like:

{{!!most-important-things}}

It's usually better to work the way TW does, than to try to do things the 
way you would in some other technology.

To do random numbers you will either need a math library or write your own 
in a javascript macro.

Or, make your own pseudo-random dictionary:

0: 2 9 1 3
1: 3 5 2 7
...
9: 8 7 1 2

Then select which set you're using based on the time stamp, like:

<$set name="lev1" filter="[<now>splitbefore[:]]">
<$set name="lev1b" filter="[<now>removeprefix<lev1>]">
<$set name="lev2" filter="[enlist<lev1b>splitbefore[]]">
<$set name="lev2b" filter="[enlist<lev1b>removeprefix<lev2>]">
<$set name="lev3" filter="[enlist<lev2b>splitbefore[]]">
<<lev3>>
</$set></$set></$set></$set></$set>

(that gives a number between 0 and 9 depending on the minutes in the hour).

Overall, it would be a challenging task. I'm not sure I've seen a complete 
quiz project, though there's some partially-started.


On Thursday, June 6, 2019 at 6:41:32 AM UTC-7, Chems wrote:
>
> Okay this is hard, especially for me as a new Tiddlywikkier (or how do you 
> call yourself ?), so bear with me.
>
> I have approx. 30 tiddlers under a specific tag. 
> My tiddlers are build as followed:
>      Title: generic title
>      Text of Tittler: First Line "Most important information" (3-10 words).
>                             then some more text, pictrues etc etc.
>
> Now I want to create a new Tiddler, with a complex function.
> I want this tiddler to show randomly the title of a random tiddler,
> then four  "Most important information" from 3 different tiddlers and the 
> "Most important information" of the tiddler which title was choosen. These 
> 4 Informations should appear in a random order.
>
> The user should now be able to click on the one "Most important 
> information", which he thinks is the one from the title. 
> The correct answer will be displayed and the next question will start like 
> before.
>
> As I said, I am pretty new to Tiddlywiki and to programming at all, but am 
> kinda motivated.
> Has anybody a idea how to takle this task?
> Does anybody know a similar question with solution?
> Which tutorials would you recommend for me to study, so that I could be 
> able to handle this?
>
> For me, this whole tasks sounds pretty though and I am not even sure if it 
> is in the scope of tiddlywiki.
>
> I am greateful for every help!
>
> Thank you in advanced!
>

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