On Monday, September 29, 2014 10:44:06 PM UTC-4, Regan Jackson wrote:
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> *Hello, I am very new to Tiddlywiki, forgive my ignorance.What I want to
> do is populate a column in a table with a list of tiddlys with the same tab
> name(auto updated).For exampleI have 5 tiddlers tagged as 'tagName'*
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> *I've create a tiddly with just the list of TiddlyNames*
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> *ListTagNameTiddly*
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> {{{[tag[tagName]]}}}
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> *which outputs*
> *TiddlyName1*
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> *TiddlyName2 TiddlyName3*
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> I would like column A to be numbered and column B to show the name of the
> tiddly tagged with 'tagName', and possibly a 3rd column that is blank.
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> |1 | tid1|
> |2 | tid2|
> |3 | tid3|
> |4 | tid4|
> |5 | tid5|
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> Is there an easy way to do this?
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It is not straightforward but the simplest way that I have found is using
this structure where you want you table that runs the filter results
through a template:
<table>
<tr>
<th>Column 1 Heading</th>
<th>Column 2 Heading</th>
<th>Column 3 Heading</th>
</tr>
{{{[!has[draft.of]tag[tag_of_interest]field:field_of_interest[value_to_match]sort[]]||expandTable}}}
</table>
Where expandTable is another tiddler containing simply:
<tr>
<td>''{{!!field_to_populate_column_1}}''</td>
<td>''{{!!field_to_populate_column_2}}''</td>
<td
align="right">''{{!!field_to_populate_column_3_but_right_aligned}}''</td>
</tr>
Not exactly what you wanted but you likely can get the results you need ...
although I am not sure how you would autoincrement the number for column 1.
Maybe you can mix in some ordered list elements in there somewhere ... not
sure.
Hope this helps.
/Mike
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