\define checkbox-list()<$list variable=“LIST-FROM-FIELD” filter="[list[!!LIST-FROM-FIELD]]"> <$checkbox listField=“WRITE TO FIELD” checked=<>> <></$checkbox></$list>
It now reads the values from a field and displays them with a checkbox in front of them.
By checking the checkbox, the corresponding value is written to another field.
I would prefer that when calling the macro I could determine which values should be displayed
without having to put them in a field.
Something like:
<<checkbox-list “values to list” “Name-field-to-write-to”>>
I’ve been working on $myvar$. and enlist $mylist$… I can’t figure it out.
If the values list has items that contain double quotes or square brackets, those characters will interfere with the parsing of the $list filter syntax. To avoid this problem, instead of writing filter="[enlist[$values$]]", you can write: filter="[enlist<__values__>]". see https://tiddlywiki.com/#Macro%20Definitions%20in%20WikiText for more info.
Note also that, while brackets (square, angled, or curly) within wikitext syntax are doubled, when used in filter syntax, they are SINGLE (i.e., [enlist<__values__>]… NOT [enlist<<__values__>>])