Use several filters in a ViewTemplate tiddler to display tiddler raw content conditionally

[Mohammad]

Objective

Tiddlywiki by default hides many scripts like macros. I would like to have a method to display tiddler raw content on demand 

 A simple form of this is already used in Utility plugin.

The methodology here is to use a ViewTemplate like below 

title: myTemplate

tag: $:/tags/ViewTemplate

text: as below

<$list filter="[all[current]tag[show-content]]">
<pre><$view/></pre>
</$list>

Now I like to let users to set their filters through a config tiddler.

Implementation

• A tiddler called config/reveal-filters holds all filter like
• [tag[show-content]] [tag[myTag]] [prefix[local/macro/]] [search:title[kookma]]
• A view Template like below

<$set name=revealFilters tiddler="config/reveal-filters" field=text>
<$list filter="[all[current]]+[subfilter<revealFilters>]" >
<pre><$view/></pre>
</$list>
</$set>

Unfortunately it does not work!

Question

 How can I implement a ViewTemplate to get a set of filters from user and display the raw content of tiddlers match those filters?

--Mohammad

[Mohammad]

For email readers: original post edited as below

subject: Use several filters in a ViewTemplate tiddler to display tiddler raw content conditionally

[PMario]

Hi,

Just tested it and it works for me. .... Are you sure, you tagged your template with $:/tags/ViewTemplate ?? ... NO spaces in the tag?

-m

[Mohammad]

Thanks Mario,

 It was a mistake on provided filters and now it works!

--Mohammad

[Eskha]

Hi Mohammad,

What I use for a similar purpose is the following:

title: whateveryouwant

tag: $:/tags/ViewTemplate

text:

<$list filter="[all[current]tag[

show-content]]
[all[current]is[system]search:title[template]]
[all[current]tag[$:/tags/EditTemplate]]
[all[current]tag[$:/tags/ViewTemplate]]
[all[current]tag[$:/tags/Macro]]
+[limit[1]]">
<$codeblock code={{!!text}} language="xml" />
</$list>

Best regards,

Eskha

[Mohammad]

Hi Eshka,

 Very smart solution!

Thank you! I will use it in my Utility plugin.

--Mohammad

[Mohammad]

Added to TW-Scripts

On Thursday, January 23, 2020 at 5:01:05 PM UTC+3:30, Eskha wrote: