Dates in Week/ conditionals within conditionals

[CosmoIV]

I’m trying display the current calendar week.

The problem comes in when I try to display the previous month’s dates.

I use this formula to get the date for Sunday, changing the 1 to the whatever day of the week gives the correct result within the month.

(#Dd#-(#DOWB#-1))

Outside the month shows negative numbers and above 31.

I’ve tried this but it doesn’t display anything. I don’t know if conditionals work this way.

$(#Dd#-(#DOWB#-1))<=1?(#Dd#-(#DOWB#-1)):$$#DM#=2||#DM#=4||#DM#=6||#DM#=9||#DM#=11||#DM#=1?(31-(#DOWB#-1):$$#DM#=5||#DM#=7||#DM#=10||#DM#=12?(30-(#DOWB#-1):$$#DM#=3?$#DISLEAPYEAR#?(29-(#DOWB#-1)):(28-(#DOWB#-1)):err$

This person had the same problem with no solution.

Calendar, start at Sunday

I’ve tried tackling this problem but gave up. There is no tag returning maximum number of days in previous month so there is nothing to base the calculations on. I’ve simply created a series of squares obscuring the value when it’s below or equal to zero, like below: [design-screenshot - 2023-02-06T081820.217] I know of no tags that could help accurately display previous month’s days like you want (and I wanted as well ).

I’m using this style’s method of getting the date:

but I’m using the following to hide the dates from the previous month.

$(#Dd#-(#DOWB#-1))>0?100:0$

[tom.vannes]

Yes, calculations back in time are not easy…

Check this thread, should have what you are looking for.

[CosmoIV]

I have it figured out. I had to used two sets of text.

This for the current month and next month’s dates (This is for Sunday, replace the “0” with the number for every day):

$(#Dd#-#DOW#+0)<=#DIM#?(#Dd#-#DOW#+0):((#Dd#-#DOW#+0)-#DIM#)$

This for the contrast:

$(#Dd#-#DOW#+0)>0?100:0$

For the previous month (This is for Sunday, replace the “0” with the number for every day):

($#DM#=1&&(#Dd#-#DOW#+0)<1?31+(#Dd#-#DOW#+0):$#DM#=2&&(#Dd#-#DOW#+0)<1?31+(#Dd#-#DOW#+0):$#DM#=3&&#Dd#=1&&#DD#=60?28+(#Dd#-#DOW#+0):$#DM#=3&&(#Dd#-#DOW#+0)<1?29+(#Dd#-#DOW#+0):$#DM#=4&&(#Dd#-#DOW#+0)<1?31+(#Dd#-#DOW#+0):$#DM#=5&&(#Dd#-#DOW#+0)<1?30+(#Dd#-#DOW#+0):$#DM#=6&&(#Dd#-#DOW#+0)<1?31+(#Dd#-#DOW#+0):$#DM#=7&&(#Dd#-#DOW#+0)<1?30+(#Dd#-#DOW#+0):$#DM#=8&&(#Dd#-#DOW#+0)<1?31+(#Dd#-#DOW#+0):$#DM#=9&&(#Dd#-#DOW#+0)<1?31+(#Dd#-#DOW#+0):$#DM#=10&&(#Dd#-#DOW#+0)<1?30+(#Dd#-#DOW#+0):$#DM#=11&&(#Dd#-#DOW#+0)<1?31+(#Dd#-#DOW#+0):$#DM#=12&&(#Dd#-#DOW#+0)<1?30+(#Dd#-#DOW#+0):00$)

This for the contrast:

$(#Dd#-#DOW#+0)<1?100:0$

I used this post’s code as a base for the previous month’s code.

[petruuccios]

@Zieneth should see this

[Zieneth]

Thank you for the tag! I’m definitely looking into this