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This works now: hidden "NextReviewDate" "=@DATE(now +30 days,%%Y-%%m-%%d)@" - note the whitespaces in the syntax of https://www.php.net/datetime.modify - note the escapes with %% for https://www.php.net/strftime - documented here: https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:bureaucracy#template_placeholder_date

> I think having a `abbr` element inside a `h` is not valid HTML See here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/Heading_Elements#try_it HTML Section Heading elements (h1 - h6) >> "Permitted content: phrasing content" >>...

Thanks Andi for the pointer! I did this (just for the records): // output XHTML header $this->renderer->doc .= '

And I replaced the line 367 here https://codesearch.dokuwiki.org/xref/plugin/struct/meta/AggregationTable.php#367 by the following three lines: $fieldinfo = 'data-field="' . $this->columns[$colnum]->getFullQualifiedLabel() . '"'; $colclass = 'class="col' . $colnum . '"'; $this->renderer->doc .= "";...

Sorry, I cannot reproduce this bug myself, anymore. Nevermind.

I found the bug again. And, now I did more testing. (I tested this with current versions of dokuwiki and struct. I tested struct aggregation table and struct aggregation editor...

I edited the docs, accordingly. Cheers!

I can confirm this bug! Unfortunately, the above proposed [solution by juliusverrel](https://github.com/cosmocode/dokuwiki-plugin-struct/issues/512#issue-654119084) does not work. I coded my own negative filter for struct aggregation tables in `/dokuwiki/conf/userscript.js`, like so: setTimeout(function()...

I sorted this out by making use of the sortablejs plugin, which supports sorting date formats (originally only US american date format `mm/dd/yyyy`). I did a simple hack to include...

Anyhow, to make sortablejs work with struct, some adjustments had to be made: 1. Make sure, you are using the latest version of sortablejs, there were some important bug fixes...