On Feb 1, 10:02 am, okido <[email protected]> wrote:
> The creation string is for example 201101252158,
> YYYY = 2011, MM = 01, DD = 25.
> And than there are four digits left 2158,
> this does not fit into 0hh0mm0ss.
The remaining for digits *are* the time of day. Mans was correct,
except that your first post asked what 'xxxxxx' is for, so he
suggested a 6-digit format that included seconds.
The format you want is:
YYYY0MM0DD0hh0ss
Note: the time is stored using UDT... so the "0hh0ss" digits won't
neccessarily match the local time zone; i.e., if you are located in
California, then the local timezone is UDT-8 (Pacific Time), and a
tiddler created at 10:20am local time would have a timestamp with
0hh0ss="1820".
Fortunately, the use of UDT shouldn't effect your use-case as long as
the timestamp format you used to create the tag value has the same
format as the 'created' timestamp on the tiddler.
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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