Well, this works with some caveats
<$set name="timestamp" value=<<now YYYY0MM0DD000000000>>>
<<timestamp>>
<$reveal type='lt' state='!!gsd_duedate' text=<<timestamp>> >
HI there
</$reveal>
</$set>
If there is any possibility that gsd_duedate will be empty, then you
probably want to add extra checking for that. Actually I would probably
scrap <reveal> and use <$list> since there are now comparison operators for
filters. But I digress.
Also, by resetting the hours and minutes to all zeroes, you have
effectively moved your timestamp BACK in time. This may make your reveal
not trigger until X number of hours, where X depends on how close you are
to the international date line.
On Tuesday, September 22, 2020 at 4:46:26 PM UTC-7, Simon wrote:
>
> Once again after hours of hacking I find myself turning to this board for
> some help
>
> Background: I only want to show some particular data if the date in a
> field is BEFORE now
>
> I have set a time stamp
> <$set name="timestamp" value="<<now YYYY0MM0DD000000000>>">
>
> This works fine, it's how to include that in the reveal
> Here is what I have
> <$reveal type='lt' state='!!gsd_duedate' text='<<timestamp>>' >
>
> I have tried single angle brackets: <timestamp>, double angle
> <<timestamp>>, {{!!timestamp} and {!!timestamp} - all to no avail
>
> I am clearly missing the syntax here. I know the field is set as I am able
> to display it using <<timestamp>> and if I hardcode the timestamp e.g.
> 20200922000000000 it works
>
> Any help is gratefully appreciated
>
> Thanks
> Simon
>
>
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