Eric,
This is really fantastic,
This seems to have included almost every feature of every calendar solution
so far, but alas the old ones are now dated. So Just in time this new
solution.
I am seriously impressed again, but I expect you are not surprised I have a
handful of questions/suggestions?
is it very hack-able?
- Can we use an alternate date format or additional date fields?
- I see this uses the current Journal tiddler date format, great
- I have two new Journal buttons I created attached, which also
populate the journal-date field with a tiddlyserial number date
- This is much better for later search and date comparisons than
using the title
- Can I hack your calendar to add actions to the new date tiddler
click?
- A common complement is a data picker see below why
*Date pickers*
These date pickers are available due to html
We can use
<$edit-text field=date type=date tag="input"/> {{!!date}}
but it only provides YYYY-0MM-0DD formated dates,
and
<$edit-text field=time type=time tag="input"/> {{!!time}}
time returns 0hh:0mm
<$edit-text field=datetime-local type="datetime-local" tag="input"/>
{{!!datetime-local}}
Returns 2020-09-12T15:31
*Issue*
We need a data and date/time picker that returns the tiddlywiki date/time
formats YYY0MM0DD and 0hh0mm0ss
We can convert the above date formats but to do this we need to trigger
actions on selection, and I do not yet know how.
For example this does not work!
\define myactions()
<$action-sendmessage $message="tm-notify" $param="SampleNotification"/>
\end
<$button tag=div actions=myactions>
<$edit-text field=time type=time tag="input"/>
</$button>
Where myactions would reformat and set a tiddlywiki format time/date field.
*Example of current timezone related issue.*
I see this date issue as well see the image, I went to add a note for
Christmas day, I live at +10 GMT/UTC, I selected 24th in this snapshot.
I hope this helps
[image: Snag_5e9a73d.png]
Regards
Tones
On Saturday, 5 September 2020 15:11:03 UTC+10, Eric Shulman wrote:
>
> On Friday, September 4, 2020 at 9:31:36 PM UTC-7, Birthe C wrote:
>>
>> Now, when clicking on a day of the month I see a text, but the text is
>> showing the date after. Example clicking the date september 1, shows the
>> text, 2nd September 2020.
>>
>
> Uh oh! I think there might be a problem. The created and modified
> timestamps are always stored as UTC, but the date formatting for display
> has to use the local timezone.
>
> I thought I had accounted for this, but perhaps I got it wrong. What
> timezone are you in now?
>
> -e
>
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