Hi homeops, A)
I never quite understood for what reasons there's two of them but have a look at: http://tiddlytools.com/#DatePlugin http://tiddlytools.com/#CalendarPlugin I have to admit that I don't quite like the way holidays are defined... it's just a simple array in the plugin code that neither gives you an opportunity to display a title for your dates, nor does it allow you to define different date-categories, e.g. "holidays", "birthdays", "whatnots", etc... If you need reminders, check out: http://remindermacros.tiddlyspot.com/ ...or if you're going full fledged GTD, look at ticklers in: http://mgsd.tiddlyspot.com ...or have a look at my: http://tbgtd.tiddlyspot.com B) Alternatively, you could have a tiddler called "date" ...which you would have date-categories tagging to ...which in turn you could use as tags on date-tiddlers. Using TiddlerTweaker or a custom View- or EditTemplate, you could edit the "created" field of those date- tiddlers to match your desired date. With a simple script you could then fetch all date-tiddlers for today or the next x-days for which the created date matches and have them grouped by date-category. C) Simpler still, you could have a tiddler for each date-category into which you would put line-items for each date under headings that correspond to the day, like so... Tiddler[[Holidays]] ...tagged: DateCategory !January !!01.01. New Years !August !!28.08. My new holiday Tiddler[[Birthdays]] ...tagged: DateCategory !28.08. [[Mum]]:1966 ...then a script could check whether or not there are sections for the current day in each date-category tiddler and if so, fetch the line items and return the dates under sections headings of each found category, like so: tiddler[[GetDatesForToday]] <script> var c,cats,d,dt,i,out='',txt; cats=store.getTaggedTiddlers('DateCategory'); for(c=0;c<cats.length;c++){ d=new Date(); dt=String.zeroPad(d.getDate(),2)+'.'+String.zeroPad(d.getMonth() +1,2)+'.'; txt=''; txt=store.getTiddlerText(cats[c].title+'##'+dt); if(!txt||txt=='')continue; out+='!'+cats[c].title+'\n'; txt=txt.split('\n'); for(t=0;t<txt.length;t++){ d=txt[t].split(':'); out+='*'+d[0] +(d[1]?' ('+d[1]+')':'')+'\n'; } } return out; </script> Enjoy and good luck, Tobias. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to tiddlyw...@googlegroups.com. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en.
