OK, I've kind of made progress with this one, with some of the answers
(sort of)...
Firstly, I've resorted to just entering data in the forms in the same
format and I've chosen .MM.DD as the standard format, that way
when the foreachtiddler macro (or any other macro for that matter)
runs that
Try
tiddler.modified.formatString(.0MM.0DD)
Morris
On Jan 18, 11:33 pm, yardbird trent.jor...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Alan,
I played with this for a while but couldn't get it to work for me as a
script.
I've realised my bigger problem with what I'd like to do is that, I'd
really like
If you are using FormTiddlerPlugin (or some other technique) to define
HTML forms for data input and retrieval, then this may be helpful;
instead of defining the field type=text, use type=date.
As referred to at http://dev.w3.org/html5/markup/input.date.html
Specifies that its input element is
Thanks Alan,
I just tried this, but it didn't seam to help any. Even though I've
defined it as type=date in the template tiddler, specifically
input name=startdate type=date style=width:100% /
When you look at the actual tiddler created the data still seems to be
stored as a string. ie you
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