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Great! But I can't get it working :(
Syntax: {{taggedpages(Tag1[,Tag2], Project)}}
Example: {{taggedpages(Featured[,Project], Notebook)}}

FLX FLX は書きました:

Great! But I can't get it working :(
Syntax: {{taggedpages(Tag1[,Tag2], Project)}}
Example: {{taggedpages(Featured[,Project], Notebook)}}

You don't have to write '[' and ']'.
You should write like {{taggedpages(Featured,Project,Notebook)}}.

'[]' means optional arguments.

There are two articles in my project Notebook:
I have ArticleA tagged as Featured and Project.
I have ArticleB tagged as Featured and Application.
However, when using {{taggedpages(Featured,Project,Notebook)}} it lists both ArticleA and ArticleB, even though it should only list ArticleA.

Can you confirm that this happens for you as well?

FLX FLX は書きました:

There are two articles in my project Notebook:
I have ArticleA tagged as Featured and Project.
I have ArticleB tagged as Featured and Application.
However, when using {{taggedpages(Featured,Project,Notebook)}} it lists both ArticleA and ArticleB, even though it should only list ArticleA.

Can you confirm that this happens for you as well?

Oh, You want to list pages that have both Featured and Project tags?
This macro lists pages that have Featured or Project. Sorry.

Hmmm, before the latest update to this it worked perfectly as AND operator. Any chance of bringing this back? Seems more logical

Hey Haru Iida,

Have you given my last suggestion any thought? I think it would be more logical by using the AND operator as most tag listing functions always do

Thanks!
Dennis

OK. I have implemented at r168.
If you specify "and" at first argument, it works as "and" operator.

{{tagged_pages(and, tag1, tag2, tag3, project)}}

If you don't specify "and", it works as "or" operator.

Awesome, works great! You can close the ticket