AFAIK, there currently is no way to do a multiple sort this way. The last
sort you invoke will win. In theory you should be able to use two nested
lists, with the outer list issuing one tiddler per day and the inner list
finding all tiddlers on the sameday (using the sameday operator).
Unfortunately, it appears that the sameday operator might be buggy, or
perhaps the ToDo application doesn't format dates correctly. I'll post my
code here -- maybe someone can figure out what's wrong.
<$set name="listfilter" value="""[all[]tag[ToDo]][all[]tag[ToDoNow]]
+[has[todo-deadline]days:todo-deadline[7]eachday[todo-deadline]sort[todo-deadline]]""">
<$set name="listfilter2"
value="""[tag[ToDo]has[todo-deadline]sameday{!!todo-deadline}]
[tag[ToDoNow]has[todo-deadline]sameday{!!todo-deadline}] +[sort[]]""">
<ul class="te-list">
<$list filter=<<listfilter>> emptyMessage="<li class='todo-empty'><<telang
'Relax-Nothing-to-do'>></li>">
<$list filter=<<listfilter2>> >
<<todonowShowListItem>>
</$list>
</$list>
</ul>
</$set></$set>
The other approach would be to use a button that creates a new field (maybe
due-title) that concatenates the due date and the title. Then you could
sort by due-title. The downside is that you have to update the fields
before doing your listing.
Good luck!
Mark
On Thursday, April 5, 2018 at 7:22:42 AM UTC-7, Surya wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I use the plugin ToDoNow (https://tid.li/tw5/tdn.html) and added a
> tiddler for showing me the overdue tasks and the tasks for today and the
> next seven days with:
> <$set name="listfilter" value="""[all[]tag[ToDo]][all[]tag[ToDoNow]]
> +[days:todo-deadline[7]sort[todo-deadline]]""">
>
> <ul class="te-list">
> <$list filter=<<listfilter>> emptyMessage="<li class='todo-empty'><<telang
> 'Relax-Nothing-to-do'>></li>">
> <<todonowShowListItem>>
> </$list>
> </ul>
>
> </$set>
>
>
> Now I'd like to additionally sort the tasklist by title. It should be
> sorted at first by todo-deadline and then by title.
> I tried it with
> <$set name="listfilter" value="""[all[]tag[ToDo]][all[]tag[ToDoNow]]
> +[days:todo-deadline[7]sort[title]sort[todo-deadline]]""">
>
> <ul class="te-list">
> <$list filter=<<listfilter>> emptyMessage="<li class='todo-empty'><<telang
> 'Relax-Nothing-to-do'>></li>">
> <<todonowShowListItem>>
> </$list>
> </ul>
>
> </$set>
>
> But that doesn't work.
>
>
> I tried to combine in different ways the original with this
>
> <ul> <$list filter="[tag[Composers]each[surname]get[surname]sort[]]"
> variable="name"> <$list
> filter="[tag[Composers]surname<name>sort[middlename]sort[givenname]]"> <li>
> <$link> <$view field="surname"/>, <$view field="givenname"/> <$view
> field="middlename"/> </$link> </li> </$list> </$list> </ul>
>
> But they also didn't work.
>
>
> How can I write it, that the double sort works?
>
> Do you know any help for this?
> Thanks :-) Surya
>
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