non-JS Calendar

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#28

You can add additional date formats in the tiddler $:/plugins/EventCal/cell/contents by adding [contains:cal-date<my-format>] to the <$list> filter (before the +[sort[]]) and defining my-format in a <$let> outside of the <$list>. You can use variables to put together your format as described in the ReadMe in the 3rd tab.

So, for ISO format, try putting [contains:cal-date<iso-date>] in the <$list> filter and then define iso-date like:

<$let iso-date={{{ [{!!cal-yy}][{!!cal-mm}][<date>]+[join[-]] }}} >
<$list of [contains:[]]...
...>
</$let>

and that should give you YYYY-MM-DD as the format. If you need times too you’ll need to define more variables and maybe join it in a different way.

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#29

The tiddler $:/plugins/EventCal has \procedure cell(), you can tweak the cell contents there as well as the tiddler $:/plugins/EventCal/cell/contents.

The day view is activated by the presence of the field date with the value date in DD format. You can make conditions like:

<$list filter="[<parentTid>has[date]]">
stuff you want displayed in date view
</$list>

<$list filter="[<parentTid>!has[date]]">
stuff you want displayed in month view
</$list>
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#30

very thanks @hoopyfrood. That was perfect for my usecase. In my current version, I can press the date in month view to open the single day view with new additional cell contents. Thanks for all your help.

#31

Your calendar is really well set. I’m french and I wanted to translate the name of days and month.
First I translated the $:/plugins/EventCal/data/week replacing Sun with Dim and so on.
Then I thought those days names were part of the TW core. So I tried to replace Sun by {{$:/language/Date/Short/Day/0}} and it worked!

So here is the adaptation of $:/plugins/EventCal/data/week :

0: {{$:/language/Date/Short/Day/6}}
1: {{$:/language/Date/Short/Day/0}}
2: {{$:/language/Date/Short/Day/1}}
3: {{$:/language/Date/Short/Day/2}}
4: {{$:/language/Date/Short/Day/3}}
5: {{$:/language/Date/Short/Day/4}}
6: {{$:/language/Date/Short/Day/5}}
7: {{$:/language/Date/Short/Day/6}}
8: {{$:/language/Date/Short/Day/0}}

This let your calendar to be translatable via language plugins !

But I didn’t find the way to modify the months names. It is inserted in $:/plugins/EventCal in a $select option and I don’t know how to modify the enlist refer to the $:/language/Date/Short/Month tiddlers’ content.

<$select field="cal-mm"
actions=<<createMonth>>>
<$list filter="[enlist[01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12]]" variable="m">
<$let x={{{ [enlist[Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec]nth<m>] }}}>
<option value=<<m>>><<x>></option>
</$let>
</$list>
</$select><$edit-text
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#32

To get the “short month name” for the current language, use:

<$let x={{{ [[$:/language/Date/Short/Month/]] [<m>trim[0]] +[join[]get[text]] }}}>

-e

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#33

Hello @arunnbabu81
if you have a moment, could you please post an example of your case here or online at tiddlyhost
I would like to see what you have done

#34

I will share a rough demo in some time soon

#35

Thank you, I am very interested in seeing individually dated tiddlers with varied contents.

#36

@Sunny This is a rough version. I removed the pop up and plan to add the tiddler creation buttons in the single day view. But for that I need to decide on the UI and my usecases. Still haven’t go time to do it.

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#37

Thanks @arunnbabu81
I’m sure your busy and I appreciate you taking the time to show me your example.
I’ll have a look and figure out how to add more content etc
Thanks again.

#38

Thank you so much for this! I will update and reupload to the tiddlyhost site soon.

#39

Awesome! A minor adjustment, use trim:prefix[0] instead so it doesn’t trim the “0” in “10” (I was wondering why “Oct” was showing as “Jan”, which coincidentally have the same date pattern this year)

<$let x={{{ [[$:/language/Date/Short/Month/]] [<m>trim:prefix[0]] +[join[]get[text]] }}}>
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#40

Were you able make some progress ?
If you need some help, feel free to tag me

#41

I have updated the tiddlyhost site with EricShulman and Thomas_Chuffart’s code, and compartmentalized some stuff to make it easier to customize (dedicated tiddlers for Single Day/Full Month view contents, add custom date formats and rules). See the ReadMe for details.

#42

Does this calendar have the ability to keep separate calendars? What if I want my “Sleep” calendar to be separate from my “Did” calendar?

I downloaded this most recent calendar (update 3). I created a tiddler titled SLEEP and put {{SLEEP||$:/plugins/EventCal}} in the text field. I created a second tiddler titled DID and put {{DID||$:/plugins/EventCal}} in the text field. But events entered in the SLEEP calendar still showed up in the DID calendar, and vice versa.

(I also tried {{||$:/plugins/EventCal|SLEEP}} but it still didn’t work at keeping keeping the two calendars separate.)

What should I do?

#43

Not as is, but I think some modifications could achieve what you want.

The calendar can display tiddlers that have the date attached to them in some way, my default way being a field called “cal-date” that has the date in YYYY0MM0DD, 0DD, ddd, or YYYY-MM-DD formats, plus or if the title has the date in DDth MMM YYYY format like the default journals. This can be customized to look for a custom date format in a different field besides “cal-date” or even as a tag.

The filter that determines what tiddlers to display is in the tiddler $:/plugins/EventCal/cell/dateview. If you were to add +[tag[SLEEP]] to it, it would only display tiddlers that have the date in some format if it also has the SLEEP tag. You would have to write some more UI bits, or perhaps add a parameter, to make it work with multiple tags that you can switch between. (You could also specify which sub-calendar you are displaying using different operators in that filter that is on $:/plugins/EventCal/cell/dateview, instead of +[tag[some-tag]]).

I’ll see if I can work on adding this as a feature, but if you want to fiddle with it that’s where to start.

#44

Sorry, @arunnbabu81 no not yet.
I was thinking of using a modal, having seen @DaveGifford’s writing wiki and I have also been looking at Jed Carty’s Calendar Archives and the plugin which creates Calendar Month views which when clicked open that dates tiddler.
At the moment I am currently dealing with some family stuff, but will try later when time allows.

#45

Hello @arunnbabu81
just another thought regarding my previous post, have you read this post. It add a button to a tiddler that allows notes to be added to each tiddler but stores all the notes in $:/note-database. Each calendar date could have it’s respective journal/note tiddler and store the respective notes or instructions etc in the $:/note-database for future editing and searching.

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#46

I got that working now, check out update 4. Just tag the event-tiddlers that you want with “SLEEP” or “DID” and then make tiddlers for those tags and tag them with cal-tag. This will make those tags an option in the drop down menu.

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#47

This could be useful depending on your use case, what would you like to see in a calendar?