Hi Mans
Use a macrocall:
\define getGender(gender,type)
{{$gender$##$type$}}
\end
<<getGender {{!!gender}} {{!!type}}>>
if this doesn't work -- try set widgets:
\define getGender()
{{$(gender)$##$(type)$}}
\end
<$set name="gender" value={{!!gender}}>
<$set name="type" value={{!!type}}>
<<getGender>>
</$set></$set>
regards
On Monday, June 23, 2014 3:29:38 PM UTC+2, Måns wrote:
>
> Hi Matabele
>
>
>> I think in your use case you would want a variable as the name of the
>> data tiddler -- so references might look something like
>> {{$gender$##gender1}}, where the variable takes the value 'male' or
>> 'female' as appropriate. I think you'll need a macro call to insert the
>> variable before using the text-reference as the syntax I've used above
>> won't work (this was for illustration only.)
>>
>
> You are absolutely right :-)
>
> I set gender as a field "gender" to male or female - now I need to
> retrieve the result from the correct library..
>
>
>
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