Passing Variable via URL-Handler

[esamecar]

Hi, I have problems trying to pass a variable via URL-Handler. Can someone give me a hint what I am doing wrong?

To narrow my issue down, I've come up with this example.

I open this URL via Safari: x-bunch://open?bunch=timeryTest&startTimery=false

I have a timeryTest.bunch and thought I could receive the variable "startTimery". So, is this supposed to work?:

---
title: Timery Test
toggles: false
ignore: false
---

(notify Variable is ${startTimery})

It just displays "Variable is", so startTimery is empty. Trying this

---
title: Timery Test
toggles: false
ignore: false
startTimery: true
---

(notify Variable is ${startTimery})

always displays "Variable is true" regardless of what I put into the URL. Orginally I was trying to pass the startTimery to a snippet and use conditional logic as in the Bunch help but that did not work, so I've tried this and wondering it this is a bug or not supposed to work like this ...

Thanks!

Marco

[ttscoff]

You're running into a case sensitivity bug, I think. I'll have to take another look at the code, but if you lowercase all references to the variable, I think just about everything you're trying here should work as documented. Let me know if that helps, I'll track down the bug and get an update out soon.

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-Brett

On 25 Nov 2021, at 7:35, Marco wrote: Hi, I have problems trying to pass a variable via URL-Handler. Can someone give me a hint what I am doing wrong? To narrow my issue down, I've come up with this example. I open this URL via Safari: `x-bunch://open?bunch=timeryTest&startTimery=false` I have a timeryTest.bunch and thought I could receive the variable "startTimery". So, is this supposed to work?: ``` --- title: Timery Test toggles: false ignore: false --- (notify Variable is ${startTimery}) ``` It just displays "Variable is", so startTimery is empty. Trying this ``` --- title: Timery Test toggles: false ignore: false startTimery: true --- (notify Variable is ${startTimery}) ``` always displays "Variable is true" regardless of what I put into the URL. Orginally I was trying to pass the startTimery to a snippet and use conditional logic as in the Bunch help but that did not work, so I've tried this and wondering it this is a bug or not supposed to work like this ... Thanks! Marco -- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #171

[esamecar]

that did the trick! thanks!

[ttscoff]

I've release version 1.4.7 with a fix for this issue. Thanks for reporting.

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On 26 Nov 2021, at 1:45, Marco wrote: that did the trick! thanks! -- You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #171 (reply in thread)