Dear Max,
I had a similar problem with task statuses which I wanted to sort in a
non-alphabetic way. I used the following:
<$list filter="[tag[Tasks]each[status]get[status]*sortby{!!sortkey}]*">
the sort key field was filled with the sortkeys separated by a space: next
future done archived
I am not sure if this fully helps for the prefixes but hopefully it can set
you in the right direction.
Kind regards,
Joost
Op zaterdag 1 mei 2021 om 03:52:28 UTC+2 schreef Max Rozeman:
> I use a 2-character prefix for tiddler headings, and 9 different
> 2-character prefixes for tiddler headings. Tiddler headings are often
> listed using <<list-links ... >>. The problem is that the tiddler headings
> need to be sorted in a particular non-alphabetical order: (SC, SP, ER, MV,
> IR, SN, CT, AC, CO). An easy solution would be to add prefixes to the
> prefixes, e.g.: (1 SC, 2 SP, 3 ER, ...) and sort headings using
> [sort[title]], but that would be messy. Is there a better way that doesn't
> require additional prefixes?
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