I'd like to create a ToggleTag checkbox (using the ToggleTagPlugin)
which sets a tag containing the name of the tiddler where the checkbox
resides.
For instance, Tiddler1 should show a list of tiddlers, and the
ToggleTag checkbox before each listed tiddler should toggle a tag
"Tiddler1" (where the list is being shown):
Tiddler1:
<div macro="mgtdList title:'Attendees' tags:'Contact'
view:Attendee
ignoreRealm:yes
newButtonTags:'Contact'
local:yes
"></div>
Tiddler2:
render_Attendee: function() {
return this.renderUtil(
'{{attendee{'+
'<<toggleTag [[Attended@%1]] [[%0]] ->>'+
' [[%0]] '+
'}}}'+
'{{notesLink{<<showNotesIcon [[%0]]>>}}}',
[
this.title, parent.tiddler.title
]
);},
What happens is, the tiddler *does* get tagged "Attended@Tiddler1",
but the whole mgtdList div in Tiddler1 disappears!!!
If I refresh Tiddler1 (close/open), the list shows properly, and the
checkbox remains.
Odd behaviour: If I pass a string, or something undefined as %1 (for
instance, "asdf" or foo.bar), it tags as "Attended@asdf" or
"Attended@undefined" and the mgtdList on Tiddler1 remains intact as
expected.
How do I properly pass the title of the tiddler on which the mgtdList
resides, as the "tag" parameter of ToggleTagPlugin?
Help! This one's really driving me crazy!!
Thanks,
David Szego
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