Hi, Do I understand it right. You need 1 PageControl button which always saves the same tiddler title?
The whole thing is very similar to the save “current-tiddler” button in the linked thread.
You need to change the \define myTiddler() HelloThere to \define myTiddler ????. Where ??? is your tiddler name. If you there are tiddlers with spaces you need to cover them with quotes. eg: “Quick Start”
Hi Mario, the results are generated by a plugin called Tiddly-Dice and showed inside the tiddle. When i press the Button Roll (Rolar) the plugin create a temporary tiddle with prefix $:/temp/roll.
The results are stored in temporary tiddles, like this:
$:/temp/roll
$:/temp/roll 1
$:/temp/roll 2
etc.
Inside every $:/temp/roll we have something like this:
OK. I did test it. But the temp-tiddlers contain a table … IMO you will not really be able to do something with it, other than read it.
What’s the “goal” of transferring the tiddlers to you?
If you import a set of tiddlers named: $:/temp/... they will be deselected in the import view. So it will be cumbersome for you to import it, because you have to manually select every single one of them.
So may be a $:/state/log/roll/ prefix may be preferable. But state-tiddlers are saved.
So it depends, on what you want to achieve. ..
For the time being, here is a new page control button, that saves all tiddlers prefixed with $:/temp/log/roll. It uses 2 macros to define the myTiddlers filter and the fileName, which can be changed easily.
Hi @pmario , sorry for the delay to answer you, my work week turned in a nightmare.
The objective to have the tid are just do register the rolls made by the player, but i think i can use the pdf plugin to just export the tiddle in the final.