
Ok, this is a two parter.
1st Question: (This one got solved already, thank you Ziechael and Scott C.)
I'm trying to build the following. First I get a query that opens a dropdown menu with "Strength" and "Dexterity" as well as "Other Stat".
If I select Strength or Dexterity it picks the values from @Strength etc. So far that's easy.
When I pick "Other Stat" it should open a second query that now lists all stats, so I can pick from there.
I tried the following:
?{Ability?|Strength,@{Strength}|Dexterity,@{Dexterity} | Other Stat, ?{Other Stat|Stamina,@{Stamina} | Charisma,@{Charisma} |Manipulation,@{Manipulation} | Appearance,@{Appearance} }}
Unfortunately all I get is a list that looks like this then:

If I select "Other Stat" it gives me a normal text-input query.
Obviously not what I want.
Somehow the outer query snatches up the values of the inner query.
Is there any way to do what I want it to do?
2nd Question:
Is there any way to reference the "name" of a query like above.
Again, here's what I'm trying to do. When you select "Dexterity" from the above dropdown menu, it should then use it in the default template and print:

And obviously replace Dexterity with "Strength" if selecting Strength and so on.
Unfortunately so far I only ever managed to either get the name of the attribute or the value back, no way to get both.
I also tried the following:
@{?{Which Attribute?|Strength|Dexterity}}
hoping it would call @{Strength} or @{Dexterity} respectively, but that only results in an interesting error message.
Any idea how to pull this one off?
1st Question: (This one got solved already, thank you Ziechael and Scott C.)
I'm trying to build the following. First I get a query that opens a dropdown menu with "Strength" and "Dexterity" as well as "Other Stat".
If I select Strength or Dexterity it picks the values from @Strength etc. So far that's easy.
When I pick "Other Stat" it should open a second query that now lists all stats, so I can pick from there.
I tried the following:
?{Ability?|Strength,@{Strength}|Dexterity,@{Dexterity} | Other Stat, ?{Other Stat|Stamina,@{Stamina} | Charisma,@{Charisma} |Manipulation,@{Manipulation} | Appearance,@{Appearance} }}
Unfortunately all I get is a list that looks like this then:
If I select "Other Stat" it gives me a normal text-input query.
Obviously not what I want.
Somehow the outer query snatches up the values of the inner query.
Is there any way to do what I want it to do?
2nd Question:
Is there any way to reference the "name" of a query like above.
Again, here's what I'm trying to do. When you select "Dexterity" from the above dropdown menu, it should then use it in the default template and print:
And obviously replace Dexterity with "Strength" if selecting Strength and so on.
Unfortunately so far I only ever managed to either get the name of the attribute or the value back, no way to get both.
I also tried the following:
@{?{Which Attribute?|Strength|Dexterity}}
hoping it would call @{Strength} or @{Dexterity} respectively, but that only results in an interesting error message.
Any idea how to pull this one off?