Save your wiki and reload it. Now, you can use the function in your
mgtdList as follows: (Note the changed 'where' clause)
Thanks for putting this up, it's a great addition to be able to see
ticklers firing in the next however long. I was able to create a new
tickler with the tags and the
Sorry - have worked it out now. For those who might ask the same
question:
(I use the action dashboard by context as my permaview, so this is a
description of how to add the 'upcoming ticklers' to that, although it
could be easily added to any dashboard.)
- Follow Michael's instructions about
Glad to hear it's working for you.
BTW, i found a little bug causing the list to show one day more than
specified. In the following lines, the comparator '=' should be a '':
//BEGIN
return (startTime.convertToMMDDHHMM() = this.fields.mgtd_date
endTime.convertToMMDDHHMM() =
Worked like a charm, thanks.
It was interesting to see the method for adding function calls into
the system too.
Cheers,
Gary
On 6 Aug, 15:42, Michael Scherer misc0...@googlemail.com wrote:
I wrote a function that can be used instead of
tiddler.tiddlerisActive().
Create a new tiddler named
I like to have a bit of heads up on my ToDo list about ticklers that
are going to fire soon, not standard I know but it means I don't need
a tickler for today to tell me to be in the office early tomorrow and
another for tomorrow to tell me that I've got a meeting @ 9.00, if my
upcoming ticklers
I wrote a function that can be used instead of
tiddler.tiddlerisActive().
Create a new tiddler named 'TicklerWillBeActiveWithin' with the two
tags 'systemConfig' and 'exludeSearch' (all without quotes, of
course). Copy all the text between the BEGIN and END lines into the
content field:
//BEGIN
