I just need to know what I should add in the filter for displaying only the tiddlers with due-date as todays date
So, you do not need to interactively filter!
If so, then you have to pass your filter when you call table-dynamic! For example see below snippet:
<$macrocall $name=table-dynamic filter="""[prefix[Job]tag[task]] :filter[get[due-date]match<now "YYYY-0MM-0DD">]""" fields="tbl-checkbox tbl-expand title description priority status due-date tags" class="w-100" stateTiddler="your-state-tid"/>
Note to :filter[get[due-date]match<now "YYYY-0MM-0DD">]
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How to add search option into this code
Given below is the code I use for the searchable dynamic table in my reading list tiddler .
Filter and search in table <$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/demo/dtable/search" filed=text tag=input default=""/> <$button set="$:/temp/demo/dtable/search" setTo="" tooltip="clear searchbox">x</$button>
<$macrocall $name=table-dynamic filter="[tag[Readinglist]search{$:/temp/demo/dtable/search}]" class="w-100 thead-dark table-center" fields="tbl-checkbox tbl-expand title priority status due-date location" pagination="yes" caption="''title''">>
Where should I add search{$:/temp/demo/dtable/search} to the code given by you to make it searchable
To the main filter: for example for [prefix[Job]tag[task]] write
filter="[prefix[Job]tag[task]search{$:/temp/demo/dtable/search}] :filter[get[due-date]match<now "YYYY-0MM-0DD">]"
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I am using this filter in Journal tiddler. As mentioned in this discussion, i am using Eric’s Calendar to create Journal tiddler which will automatically add a field journal-date which will be the date corresponding to that particular day.
How to modify the filter given by you so that the due-date match the journal-date rather than today. I need this because if i use due-date match today, the filter output will be empty if i want to check my previous day’s journal on the next day.
Hi @arunnbabu81
I missed this post!
In prevous solution
filter="[prefix[Job]tag[task]search{$:/temp/demo/dtable/search}] :filter[get[due-date]match<now "YYYY-0MM-0DD">]"
This part does the trick
:filter[get[due-date]match<now "YYYY-0MM-0DD">
This time you want to compare the due-date with journal-date so, I think you need
this
:filter[get[due-date]match{!!journal-date}]
This is not tested and assume the format of date for both field is the same!
If you could provide a minimum example, then I can be more helfulp.
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I am not able to get it right. Will show a demo wiki when i am back on my laptop
Yes, please provide a minimum example with exactly what you want.
same outcome but shorter and theoretically faster:
:filter[due-date{!!journal-date}]
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I have a reading list tiddler in my wiki based on shiraz dynamic table.
I use tiddlyclip to send webpages (iframe embedded within the tiddlers) to the Reading List tiddler by tagging them with “Readinglist”
i use the code given blow for the dynamic table in the Reading List tiddler to get all tiddlers with the tag “Readinglist”
Filter and search in table <$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/demo/dtable/search" filed=text tag=input default=""/> <$button set="$:/temp/demo/dtable/search" setTo="" tooltip="clear searchbox">x</$button>
<$macrocall $name=table-dynamic filter="[tag[Readinglist]search{$:/temp/demo/dtable/search}]" class="w-100 thead-dark table-center" fields="tbl-checkbox tbl-expand title priority status due-date location" pagination="yes" caption="''title''">>
I also have daily Journal tiddlers. These Journal tiddlers have field called journal-date.
journal-date is a field which is automatically added to all journal tiddlers i create from Eric’s Calendar with the help of TiddlyTools/Time/JournalListChanges. Refer to these discussion - 1 and 2
This how it looks
I want to list in the Journal tiddler, only those reading list tiddlers which have due-date same as that of the Journal date.
I tried this code given by @Mohammad which filter tiddlers whose due-date match today
!Reading list
Filter and search in table <$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/demo/dtable/search" filed=text tag=input default=""/> <$button set="$:/temp/demo/dtable/search" setTo="" tooltip="clear searchbox">x</$button>
<$macrocall $name=table-dynamic filter="""[tag[Readinglist]search{$:/temp/demo/dtable/search}] :filter[get[due-date]match<now "YYYY-0MM-0DD">]""" class="w-100 thead-dark float-right" fields="tbl-checkbox tbl-expand title priority status due-date location" pagination="yes" caption="''title''">>
This one was working. But i had another problem with this one - if i want to check the previous day journal for seeing the pending reading list tiddlers, it wont be seen.
Then i thought its better to match the due-date with the date in the journal-field of the Journal tiddler.
I tried these code given by Mohammed and Saq for using the journal-date instead of now, but its not working on my side.
<$macrocall $name=table-dynamic filter="""[tag[Readinglist]search{$:/temp/demo/dtable/search}]:filter[get[due-date]match{!!journal-date}]""" class="w-100 thead-dark" fields="tbl-checkbox tbl-expand title priority status due-date location" pagination="yes" caption="''title''">>
<$macrocall $name=table-dynamic filter="""[tag[Readinglist]search{$:/temp/demo/dtable/search}] :filter[due-date{!!journal-date}]""" class="w-100 thead-dark" fields="tbl-checkbox tbl-expand title priority status due-date location" pagination="yes" caption="''title''">>
This is what i see in today Journal tiddler.
But i have two reading list tiddlers with todays due-date
I guess i am making some mistake in the code.
Would you please share the value of due-date? I want to know how the date looks like in your due-date field.
Journal-date as I see from the image is a full date (TW format)
This is not correct! journal-date is not a macro! I am not sure if TiddlyTools has such a macro, if it has, then this may be correct!
Sorry that was not the code given by you. I accidentally changed it while I was checking what was going wrong.
I have edited it
Try this solution
!Reading list
Filter and search in table <$edit-text tiddler="$:/temp/demo/dtable/search" filed=text tag=input default=""/> <$button set="$:/temp/demo/dtable/search" setTo="" tooltip="clear searchbox">x</$button>
<$vars journaldate={{{ [{!!journal-date}format:date[YYYY-0MM-0DD]] }}} >
<$macrocall $name=table-dynamic filter="""[tag[Readinglist]search{$:/temp/demo/dtable/search}] :filter[due-date<journaldate>]""" class="w-100 thead-dark float-right" fields="tbl-checkbox tbl-expand title priority status due-date location" pagination="yes" caption="''title''">>
</$vars>
This code shall be used in any journal tiddler which has a field journal-date with a full date value as shown in the image above.
I am sure you use a viewtemplate!
The trick is here: :filter[due-date<journaldate>]
Note that: `This code shall be used in any journal tiddler which has a field journal-date with a full date value as shown in the image above.
I am sure you use a viewtemplate!
Note that <$vars journaldate={{{ [{!!journal-date}format:date[YYYY-0MM-0DD]] }}} > reads the value of journal-date field and format it in such a way you can compare with due date from Shiraz dynamic table.
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Will get back once i am home.
This is the one I wanted. Thank you 
@Mohammad I have encountered one issue.
See the images below
This is my readinglist made using dynamic table.
There are two items with due date 20220216 and one item with due date 20220218.
Now i am using this code to extract the readinglist tiddlers with due-date same as that of that days Journal tiddler to be displayed in the same Journal tiddler using a viewtemplate.
But see what is happening.
Tiddler with due-date 20220218 is shown in the Journal tiddler of 17th February 2022.
Tiddler with due-date 20220216 is shown on the Journal tiddler of 15th February 2022.
How to correct this ?