> Try this:
> <$list filter="[tag[Comedy]!sort[releasedate]]" variable="title">
> <$list filter="[<title>
> get[releasedate]compare:integer:lteq[20200701]then<title>]">
> <$link/> |
> </$list>
> </$list>
>
> The outer $list gets the titles of the tiddlers with the desired tag,
> sorted in descending order by releasedate
> The inner $list compares each releasedate to see if it is less than or
> equal to [20200701] and returns the title
>
Yes! This works! I ended with smth like this:
<$list filter="[tag[Comedy]!sort[lastedit]]" variable="title">
<$list filter="[<title>get[releasedate]compare:integer:gteq[20200701]then
<title>]">
<ul> <li> <$link/> <$transclude tiddler={{{
[<currentTiddler>get[rating]addsuffix[-icon]]
}}} /> (<$view field="releasedate" format="date" template="0DD.0MM.YYYY"/>)
</li> </ul>
</$list>
</$list>
It happened to be much more complicated then I initially thought...
definitely not the newbie thing (at least with my level of newbiness)
Thanks a lot, Eric!
Though... a little additional question: how to count those?.. if I had one
filter I would just put it here <$count filter="MyFilter"/> but here are
two filters... with a variable... so I'm a bit confused...
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