Using range to add multiple images

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Hi everyone,

I sometimes scan pages from books and include them in my wiki.

I end up with a tiddler like below

[img[canonical/Breathing/IMG_4637.PNG]]

[img[canonical/Breathing/IMG_4638.PNG]]

[img[canonical/Breathing/IMG_4639.PNG]]

[img[canonical/Breathing/IMG_4640.PNG]]

I can’t figure out how to use https://tiddlywiki.com/#range%20Operator To add multiple images at once.

Are there any examples I can look up? I’ve tried asking ChatGPT but nothing would work from its suggestions.

Thank you.

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You haven’t provided quite enough information, and I’m not quite sure what to ask.

Here’s some sample code for discussion I hope will help pinpoint what you are looking for.

Nothing fancy here, just using an old-school macro approach:

\define imglink( pUrl pBaseName rs re)
<$list variable=linky filter="[range[$rs$],[$re$]]">
<$image source={{{ [[$pUrl$]] [[$pBaseName$]search-replace[%],<linky>] +[join[]] }}}/>
 //(<$text text={{{ [[$pUrl$]] [[$pBaseName$]search-replace[%],<linky>] +[join[]] }}}/> )//<br>
</$list>
\end

<<imglink pUrl:canonical/Breathing/ pBaseName:IMG_%.PNG rs:4637 re:4640>>

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@Cristi_Marian

I have done something similar, a wiki with lots of images but in my case mostly one per tiddler. However, the idea is the same with multiple images per tiddler.

I store my images in an external folder and all files have a name like CS121.jpg, where the 121 is just an increasing serial number stored in $:TLS tiddler and incremented after each successful add.

Then I have a button on a special tiddler that reads the next serial number and creates two tiddlers, one titled CSserialnumber that contains the canonical link to the image file and a second given a unique title that contains the transclusion to the first.

It would be a simple procedure to call the create code between two serial numbers.

Have a look at Central Street Archive and have a browse at the
$:/TLS/Actions/Add New Item tiddler. Here I add two images to the same tiddler.

bobj

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Many thanks for the macro

I will try to convert to a procedure as advices here https://tiddlywiki.com/#Macros

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Apologies, I don’t use procedures.

I think you’ll find it easier to communicate with folk by converting that code of mine from macro to procedure, so that’s a great idea.

Regarding finding a solution to your needs: best wishes, rock’n roll !

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@Cristi_Marian … Once you converted it on your own, here is 1 possible solution.

SPOILER - Show code using a procedure 
\procedure imglink( pUrl pBaseName rs re)
<$list variable=linky filter="[range<rs>,<re>]">
<$image source={{{ [<pUrl>] [<pBaseName>search-replace[%],<linky>] +[join[]] }}}/>
//(<$text text={{{ [<pUrl>] [<pBaseName>search-replace[%],<linky>] +[join[]] }}}/> )//<br>
</$list>
\end

<<imglink pUrl:canonical/Breathing/ pBaseName:IMG_%.PNG rs:4637 re:4640>>