The tools to do what you want don't exist in the current vsn of TW, but do
in the next prerelease (5.1.20pre). So if you're willing to be an early
adopter then you can have something like this:
<$vars mystring={{!!title}} splitter="-">
<$list filter="[<mystring>split[-]join[]addsuffix[120000000]]"
variable=thisdate>
<<thisdate>>
<$list filter="[sameday:created<thisdate>]">
</$list>
</$list>
</$vars>
This depends on the title being exactly as you described (yyyy-mm-dd).
You may have to play with the 120000000 to match your timezone. The plain
"yyyymmdd" has never worked as advertised in the docs for "sameday" for me.
It's always needed something after the "dd" to work right.
Good luck!
-- Mark
On Thursday, April 25, 2019 at 4:05:46 PM UTC-7, jay wrote:
>
> Hey, thanks for replying! I must say this app has kind of changed my life,
> and I'm really enjoying learning from this community.
>
> The title of my lifelog tiddlers begins with the date and time they're
> created, and the 'created' field mirrors that. They're also all tagged
> 'lifelog'.
>
> For each 'day' in the wiki I have a tiddler generated by the
> simplecalendar plugin. The title of that tiddler matches the date on the
> lifelogs, but it's created field wont. This is the code I currently have in
> that 'day' tiddler template
>
> <$list filter="[sameday:created[*20190424*]]+[tag[lifelog]]
> +[sort[created]] ">
> <$link>
> <$view field="created" format="date" template="DD mmm YY at
> hh:mm"/></$link>
> <$transclude field="text" mode="block"/>
>
> </$list>
>
> This shows me exactly what I need, and I can easily replicate this with
> other tags to create a nice synopsis of what I did on that day. But how
> can I get the date in bold to match up with the date in the title of the
> tiddler (the title is formatted 2019-04-24)? I'd rather not have to type
> this in for every day individually.
>
> Thanks again Mark!
>
> On Thursday, 25 April 2019 19:23:21 UTC+1, Mark S. wrote:
>>
>> Do your lifelog posts include links to the day they were made, possibly
>> as a timestamp? That would be the easiest way to set it up. Then you could
>> just use the backlinks operator to find all the log entries that referred
>> to a certain day.
>>
>> Method 2
>>
>> There is no easy way to convert a title back into a date. But if the
>> tiddler really was made on the same day as it's title, then it's "created"
>> field will contain the timestamp of when it was created. And if the blogs
>> were made on the same day, then perhaps your filter could contain a
>> sameday:created{!!created}} operator .
>>
>> Actually, yeah, method 2 should work as long as you don't create
>> post-date tiddlers or life-log tiddlers.
>>
>> Good luck
>> -- Mark
>>
>> On Thursday, April 25, 2019 at 9:42:28 AM UTC-7, jay wrote:
>>>
>>> So I've been keeping a tiddlywiki journal for a while, and I divide my
>>> posts into various categories: short lifelogs, notes, diary entries, etc.
>>>
>>> I'd like to have a calendar with dates that I can click on to see all
>>> tiddlers created on that day.
>>>
>>> I'm figuring my best bet is to use this
>>> http://simplecalendar.tiddlyspot.com/ plugin. It creates a new tiddler
>>> for each day, perfect. Now, I want to set up a template that I can use for
>>> each 'day' tiddler. This template will include a list of, say, all my
>>> lifelog posts from that day. How can I tell the list filter that I want to
>>> show posts from the correct day, IE the one in the title of the tiddler
>>> generated by this plugin?
>>>
>>> Does this make sense? My only experience of coding is using tiddlywiki
>>> so go easy on me.
>>>
>>
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