Eureka! It works! Thank you!!

I will try to learn how to use those nested widgets for other purposes as 
well, not just Reading History. 

On Thursday, August 27, 2020 at 7:05:28 PM UTC+8 Eric Shulman wrote:

> On Thursday, August 27, 2020 at 2:48:05 AM UTC-7, Sapphireslinger wrote:
>>
>> When I finish reading a book, what is the most elegant way to mark it as 
>> read?
>
>
> There are LOTS of ways to do this.  For this reply, let's just use the 
> method you described...
>  
>
>>
>> *list ... all tiddlers possessing the field "finished-reading-date" ... 
>> and sort them by that field ... sort under year headings (and) month 
>> headings?*
>
> *They are already tagged with the year I finished reading them (i.e 2020) 
>> and the month (i.e August).*
>
>
> Here's a set of nested <$list> widgets to show the "Reading History":
> <$list filter="[range[2018,2021]]" variable="year">
>    <$list filter="[tag<year>limit[1]]">
>       <<year>><br>
>       <$list 
> filter="[range[1,12]addprefix[$:/language/Date/Long/Month/]get[text]]" 
> variable="month">
>          <$list filter="[tag<year>tag<month>limit[1]]">
>             &emsp;<<month>><br>
>             <$list filter="[tag<year>tag<month>
> has[finished-reading-date]sort[finished-reading-date]]">
>                &emsp;&emsp;<$link /> (<$view 
> field="finished-reading-date"/>)<br>
>             </$list>
>          </$list>
>       </$list>
>    </$list>
> </$list>
>
> Notes:
> * Line 1: $list iterates over a set of years using range[start,end] 
> (adjust start and end values to fit your data)
> * Line 2: $list checks to see if at least 1 tiddler is tagged with that 
> year
> * Line 3: displays the year
> * Line 4: $list iterates over a set of month names using range[1,12], 
> getting the month names from the TWCore shadows
> * Line 5: $list checks to see if at least 1 tiddler is tagged with that 
> year and month
> * Line 6: displays the month, indented by &emsp; (an "em" space character)
> * Line 7: $list finds all tiddlers with the year and month tags that also 
> have a "finished-reading-date" field, and sorts by that field
> * Line 8: displays a link to the matching tiddler and the value of the 
> "finished-reading-date" field, indented by two $emsp;
> * Lines 9-13: close the $list widgets
>
> enjoy,
> -e
>
>

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