Note overview

Maire · 2023-07-25T16:39:55.629Z

Note Overview is my favorite plugin! Is it possible to get a keyboard shortcut for the "Create note overview" menu item?

Here is my problem - I use the plugin so much that I need a keyboard shortcut. I looked through the Joplin forum and there does not seem to be a way to have user defined shortcuts.

JackGruber · 2023-07-25T16:51:57.422Z

This is already implemented.
https://github.com/JackGruber/joplin-plugin-note-overview#keyboard-shortcuts

Maire · 2023-07-25T19:37:17.770Z

On MacOS, there is no tools > options.

There is a Joplin > Settings > Keyboard Shortcuts, but the "Create note overview" keyboard shortcut is disabled. I tried setting it to something, but it would not take. It had a symbol as I typed.

I finally did find Joplin > Settings > Plugins > Note Overview, but there is no keyboard-shortcuts setting. There are other settings.

JackGruber · 2023-07-26T05:31:26.440Z

Maire:

tools > options.

Seems like the options menu of Joplin is named differently under macOS. But oplin > Settings > Keyboard Shortcuts is correct.

Maire:

This means that you are using a key combination that is already in use.
Move over the and you will see where this is already used

Maire · 2023-07-26T12:59:49.421Z

JackGruber:

This means that you are using a key combination that is already in use.
Move over the and you will see where this is already used

I pressed every modifier key + every regular key and it still doesn't work. Also there is no popup when I move over the . So I know this is not because of a shortcut conflict.

I suspect this is not your bug. I would feel better if someone on this forum can get this to work on macos. I only use 2 plugins so this might be an issue with the plugin framework.

Maire · 2023-07-26T13:04:50.354Z

I just tried it with my other plugin (Outline) and it also doesn't work. So - this does not seem to be your bug.

Maire · 2023-07-26T13:28:51.492Z

OK - I found the bug and I found the workaround and it truly has nothing to do with you. I have to say the keyboard manager is flakey.

Here is the bug: Joplin itself has a conflict with Hide Joplin, You don't see it until you change a regular shortcut, and it will give you this error message:

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So I change Hide Joplin to Cmd-Shift-H and magically the plugins also started working. There is no error message at all if you change a plugin shortcut.

The interesting thing is as I was figuring it out all of the plugin shortcuts disappeared completely (several times) and I had to restart Joplin to get them to come back.

I have to figure out how to file a bug.

Bug filed: Plugin shortcut options editor fails without proper error message #8559

jb261 · 2023-11-08T15:37:51.868Z

Is it possible to search for all notes with unchecked boxes "- " in the note body (not todo type notes)?

I tried: search: "- [ ]" which yields 0 notes, while search: "- [X]" yields hundreds of notes. For certain, there are plenty of unchecked boxes in note bodies, so my search parameter must be incorrect.

Edit: I think I've got it: search: /"- [ ]"

JackGruber · 2023-12-24T09:09:57.455Z

v1.7.0 (2023-12-24)

Add: Translation
Fix: #67 HTML image tags are not recognized for image option
Add: Option to disable automatic update of a note overview #57
Add: Option to configure the status field per note overview #66 @aiosk
Add: Option to configure the date and timeformat per note overview #68 @aiosk
Add: The option limit to set how many results should be displayed per note overview #69

JackGruber · 2024-01-11T19:47:19.920Z

v1.7.1 (2024-01-11)

Add: Translation of humanized dates
Add: Screenshots / icon for https://joplinapp.org/plugins/

lavapuffer · 2024-01-12T03:41:01.877Z

When I change the "created date" on a note, it doesn't reflect in the overview.

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I used:

<!-- note-overview-plugin
search: notebook:Testing_Created_Date
fields: created_time, title, excerpt
alias: created_time AS Date, title AS Title, excerpt AS Excerpt
sort: created_time ASC
-->

I'm on a Mac:
OS 10.15.7
Joplin 2.13.13

And thanks for creating this plugin. It's awesome!!

JackGruber · 2024-01-12T05:49:38.283Z

When you edit the time stamps, you have to use the user_updated_time and user_created_time, the other both are Joplin internal for the sync.

joshb · 2024-01-17T09:19:20.300Z

@JackGruber I wanted to take the time to say thank you for this plugin which is the bedrock of my workflow, and without it I would be, frankly, at sea. It's great to see you're still making updates to it. I have no requests, no features I'd like to see added (beyond perhaps ticking To-Dos off inline but i believe you've covered why that's not possible already), and it's solid as a rock. It just works for me.

Have you got a BuyMeaCoffee or something similiar that you're allowed to publicise? I'm not sure how Joplin's community views donations!!

JackGruber · 2024-01-17T11:08:18.504Z

Interaction is with this implementation not possible, or at least I don't know the way, since this question has come up several times.

joshb:

Have you got a BuyMeaCoffee or something similiar that you're allowed to publicise? I'm not sure how Joplin's community views donations!!

No, I haven't, because the plugins are actually all used by myself and that's why I developed them

antonio-slog · 2024-06-26T13:31:02.165Z

Hello all,
I've read almost all this long thread but I didn't found a solution to my problem:
is there a way to make complex searches in titles like:
search: title:"word1" AND title:"word2"?
If so, what is the correct syntax?
Sorry for my ignorance.
And thanks for this great/useful plugin.
Tony

JackGruber · 2024-06-26T16:00:45.243Z

See Joplin search documentation

joplinapp.org

Searching | Joplin

Joplin implements the SQLite Full Text Search (FTS4) extension. It means the content of all the notes is indexed in real time and search queries return results very fast. Both Simple FTS Queries an...

For example:

title:word1 title:word2
title:"word1 word2"

antonio-slog · 2024-06-27T08:53:18.320Z

Thanks for the link.
But after reading the search options I can't find a way to use the OR operator for title.
What about searching for title contaning "word1" or "word2"?
TIA again.
Tony

JackGruber · 2024-06-27T09:39:00.571Z

Use the any:1 filter for a OR search

any:1 title:word1 title:word2

antonio-slog · 2024-06-27T10:40:45.424Z

Thanks for your reply.
This should be what I'm searching for but it doesn't work:
Here is the markdown:
WORKING

<!-- note-overview-plugin
search: notebook:"Marmellate e conserve 2024" title:confettura
fields: created_time, title
alias: created_time AS Creata il, title AS Nota
sort: created_time DESC
-->

NOT WORKING

<!-- note-overview-plugin
search: notebook:"Marmellate e conserve 2024" any:1 title:confettura title:sciroppo
fields: created_time, title
alias: created_time AS Creata il, title AS Nota
sort: created_time DESC
-->

This code simply doesn't output anything.
It only works if I remove the notebook tag.
Perhaps it is not possible to use the any tag while searching in notebooks?
I simply would like to search for word1 OR word2 in a specific notebook.

Perhaps I am not using the correct syntax?
Tony.

JackGruber · 2024-07-08T15:50:10.181Z

With tags its working, but not with the title keyword.
I think you need to create an issue for Joplin for this.