how to open all the results after tag filter?

[叶术]

hello all,

I want to open all the results after tag filter, so that I can have a quick look.

But now, I can only get a list of title after tag filter.

Is there any solution?

[Mark S.]

Here's a macro that might help

\define open-tag(tag)

<$button>Open all with tag ~$tag$

<$list filter="[tag[$tag$]]">

<$action-navigate />

</$list>

</$button>

<$list filter="[tag[$tag$]]">

</$list>

\end

<<open-tag "HelloThere">>

[TW Tones]

叶术

After installing my re-imagine tags package (Not finished) but attached.

You could use a tag pill in the tags or with `<<tag taganme>>`

You will get multiple options appearing on the tag pill including open all and close all.

Regards

Tony

[Miguel Rafael]

I was trying to get the button to open all of my tiddlers tagged ONLY Journal but no luck. 

The below macro actually produces a list that excludes the entries for Journal Arte but somehow the button ends up opening them as well... 

Help? :) 

<$button>Open all with tag Journal

<$list filter="[tag[Journal]!tag[Journal Arte]!sort[created]]">

<$action-navigate />

</$list>

</$button>

<$list filter="[tag[Journal]!tag[Journal Arte]!sort[created]]">

</$list>

[Mat]

@Miguel Rafael

See if using triple quotes around your filter works, ie

<$list filter="""[tag[Journal]!tag[Journal Arte]!sort[created]]""">

<:-)

[Brian Radspinner]

Which part do you need help with? The code you have has two independent parts to it: a button that opens all the tiddlers with the Journal tag, and a title list of all tiddlers with the Journal tag.

1. If you only want the button to open tiddlers, delete the second <$list...</$list> by removing the last 3 lines.
2. If you only want the list of titles, remove the first 6 lines of the <$button...</$button> code.
3. If you want the list to show the full text of the tiddlers tagged as Journal, add something like: <$transclude mode="block"/><br/><hr/><br/> in the empty second-to-last line.
   

[TW Tones]

If you want tiddler titles, only with the tag Journal, and not any which has any other additional tag 

<$list filter="[tag[Journal]]">
   <$list filter="[all[current]get[tags]match[Journal]]" variable=nul>

   </$list>
</$list>

The innerlist tests that the current tiddlers "tags field", which is after all a field as well, only matches Journal.

In this case you do not need to name the tag that it should not have, this is not any additional tag,

Regards

Tony