Still lots more to do including getting rid of the inline styles and CSS and figuring out how I would want to pass the data to the macro in a friendlier manner.
It is pretty impressive how much one can get done in wikitext.
As always though, working on this highlighted areas for core improvement:
Hi Saq,
you again made a great tool! Thanks!
It would be cool to have this kind of structure to use it generically and aggregate the data, though I guess you already figured this out:
<<radar filter:(tiddlers generating the data based on fields) fields:(furnishing the captions) label:(A field the macro grabs the title from)>>
Best wishes Jan
Hi @JanJo, I haven’t had the chance to work on this further since I posted the demo. As I mentioned, figuring out a friendlier way of passing data to the macro is the next step.
In part I haven’t revisited this yet because I need to consider my own data sources, and whether I really want to tie the macro to data coming from fields. One thought is to have two macros:
a base radar macro that doesn’t need tiddlers but accepts raw data input
a radar-from-tiddlers macro that accepts a filters argument for tiddlers from which to get the data, and then passes it on to the radar macro
