You can have a ftime+modulo markup expression like this for your next 3
dates:
* {(ftime when="second Sat of Jan "(ftime %Y)-(mod (ftime %U)
2)week+(ftime %U)week)}
* {(ftime when="fourth Sat of Jan "(ftime %Y)-(mod (ftime %U)
2)week+(ftime %U)week)}
* {(ftime when="sixth Sat of Jan "(ftime %Y)-(mod (ftime %U)
2)week+(ftime %U)week)}
For better readability I've omitted fmt="%A %d %B %Y from 14:00 to
18:00" after the first {(ftime. Note the quotes and the spaces. The
markup expression between {( and )} should be on one line.
This should work with a recent PHP version (tested with 7.0.12).
Shortly after January 1st every year you should check if you need to
change "second" with "first":
when="first Sat of Jan "...
If this seems too complex, or if it doesn't work with your PHP
installation, there are two recipes that may be of some help.
I believe the Grep recipe was written for a similar need:
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/Grep
You can show/hide dates, or make future dates bold.
Alternatively, the Reminder recipe does something like this:
http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/Reminder
In both cases you have to write a list of the future dates, and from
time to time, delete the past dates.
Petko
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On 2016-12-03 07:22, jdd wrote:
We have meeting every two weeks, always.
I would like to keep anoucing the next meeting on the main page
automatically ("Next meeting on Saturday XXXXX, from 14:00 to 18:00"
for example)
for example, we have a meeting on December 10 one and after that any
other saturday
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