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Template

- #L/Feedback --> What's the feedback
  template:: FH-L-Feedback
  template-including-parent:: true
  is-a:: [[Database/Feedback]]
  area:: ``[c.args.area]``
  team:: ``[c.args.team]``
  to-who:: [[@WHO]]
	- Context
	- What's Good
	- What's Bad
	- Follow up actions

Render with
{{renderer :template, FH-L-Feedback,  :area "Me@Personal", :team "Me@Personal", :delay-until-rendered}}

Result

- #L/Feedback --> What's the feedback
  is-a:: [[Database/Feedback]]
  area:: [[Me@Personal]]
  team:: [[Me@Personal]]
  to-who:: [[@WHO]]
	- Context
	- What's Good
	- What's Bad
	- Follow up actions
	- Context
	- What's Good
	- What's Bad
	- Follow up actions

Subblock render twice.

Logseq version: 0.9.15, Plugin version: 3.0.0

When my template consists of a bunch of await include('…') statements, those subtemplates, while rendered, include the template-list-as property.

Desired state: template-list-as is being skipped like template or template-including-parent properties.

Template with template-including-parent:: true

- template:: simple
  template-including-parent:: true
  comment:: The most simple template
	- Hello, Logseq!
		- inner block

Render with
{{renderer :template, simple}}

Result

- comment:: The most simple template
	- Hello, Logseq!
		- inner block

Template without template-including-parent:: true

- template:: simple
  comment:: The most simple template
	- Hello, Logseq!
		- inner block
		
Render with
{{renderer :template, simple}}

Result

- Hello, Logseq!

The inner block is missing.

Logseq version : 0.9.15, Plugin version: 3.0.0

Idea: the easy way of declare different sets of arg-props for the same template (eg Glass Card)

reference: #9 (reply in thread)

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reference: #18

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I write my notes in pt-BR. Is there a configuration to set weekday aliases to be in pt-BR instead of en? For example, Terça-feira instead of Tuesday?

Is a setting in the plugin or in Logseq?

@Gitbreast reported:

It seems to be sensitive to the order of arguments. In my test, the first argument seems always be considered as a page name, even if I specified all the arguments using -.

This is true:

Page-ref arg was introduced to easily switch c.page context variable to render templates for another page. But with introduction of template args things start to confuse.

As of for now page arg must be specified (with «—» to skip or in full page-ref form) every time you want to send an argument to template. This task is to implement a ways to get off the ambiguity.

Currently when adding full house template command, need to type template name manually.
It will be great if list of templates can be shown, similar to regular templates behavior.

*Current workaround: adding command for each template in config.edn with full render full house template name. (Or using text expander)

Thanks for this great plugin! 🙏

I see the new syntax here. But "Use «[» and «]» to call" seems not work. I just change the js code base on old template like this.

reference: Discuss: Make Advanced Queries reusable

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@Gitbreast reported:

Are all macros "space sensitive"? I found if no space between a comma and an argument, the macro would not be rendered.

This is a bug: I definitely stands on importance to be space-independent and user friendly as much as possible.

Expected: all these renderings should have the same result:
{{renderer :template, wiki,Logseq}}
{{renderer :template, wiki, Logseq}}
{{renderer :template, wiki, Logseq}}

Is it possible to add an option to prevent rendering when placing rendering within template blocks, similar to SmartBlocks plugin? I would like to implement a branching process for weekdays and holidays when the journal template is called.
https://github.com/sawhney17/logseq-smartblocks#types-of-expansion

Looking for a quick way to insert a wiki link using the current page name, first I consider logseq-powerblocks-plugin then cannibalox in forum recommend this.Then I experience this powerful plugin, it deal with the variable such as page name perfectly.

But while I use it in page property block, I realize it renders after clearing the original content of the block. That means it can't be use in a block that has any content. I think this would cause a big limit to its powerful feature.

So I think is it any way to add the template content but do not clear or replace the original content, just like logseq-powerblocks-plugin?

Discussion: https://discuss.logseq.com/t/any-way-to-get-variables-value-in-custom-commands/15994/1

reference: peanball/logseq-dynamic-lookup#1

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reference: r/logseq — How to set cursor position when using templates?

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Thanks for your awesome job, it really helps me a lot in inserting template. Today I try to use the macro function and found the style(width) of {{iframe }} is not consist, whose commands I used is same as #1.

:macros {
 "iframe" "<iframe src='$1' style='height:320px'></iframe>"
}

And here is the means to reproduce:

I found that the plugin is not including the css code, and I have no idea how to avoid rendering this block. So I try to use another alternative solution as follows:

<iframe src = '' style= 'height:320px'></iframe>
template:: iframe-full-house

It works as well. Thus the priority of issue is not much high. I'm looking forward to fix it one day. Thanks your job again.

(Windows 11; [email protected]; [email protected])

I have created a template that works perfectly. Basically it renders a text substituting a variable with the corresponding value. I want to copy the generated text to the clipboard, but when i try to select the text i want to copy, the erendered text turns into "{{renderer :template-view, InnBoK type prompt template}}". Is there a way i can copy the rendered text to the clipboard?

reference: #9 (reply in thread)

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related to: #23

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reference: #18

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First, thanks for developing such a cool plugin.

I use page like [[2023/W1]] as periodical retrospective page. For each daily journal, it will have properties like "week" link to this page.

For example, the content of journal 2023-03-19.md should be like:

<!-- page properties -->
year:: [[2023]]
week:: [[2023/W12]]

<!-- journal data -->

After I see this plugin, I wonder if I can use it to automatically generate my daily journal. For now, I have tried the following thing but fail.

• Create a template like the following:

- ## Journal template date
  template:: journal-date
	- year:: ``{ ref(date.from(c.page.name).format('YYYY')) }``
	  week:: ``{ ref(date.from(c.page.name).format('YYYY/[W]w')) }``

• Put the line {{renderer :template, journal-date}} in my journal template.

The plugin rendered the macro, so I could not use it to generate my journal.

I have template like this:

Today Work [[``{ date.from(c.page.name).year() }``-W``{ date.from(c.page.name).week() }``]]

But I need call day.js isoweek. How can I do? Thanks!