Thanks for adding size field. The field alias is a nice touch.
I can get this to sort by updated_time and by title, but sort by size results in sort by updated_time.
In a few instances, the title including link doesn't all stay in the title column, but wraps into a second row, with remainder of title/link going into the last updated column on following row, notebook going into title column on following row, and size going into tags column on following row (my layout is as follows: fields: updated_time, title, notebook, tags, size).
This does not appear to be related to length of note title, since this is happening to note titles that are quite a bit shorter than other note titles that are displaying correctly in the output table.
Again, this is only happening to a small minority of notes. Not sure what the differentiating factor is.
No, there is no | in the title. The two notes that I posted pics of showing the wraparound effect are titled:
Daily ToDo List
my Joplin setup
Ah, I didn't realize size, tag and notebook can't be sorted. Good to know, thanks. Size sort would have been helpful to quickly figure out which attachments are adding the most bloat to one's notes, but if it's not technically feasible, so be it.
^ That's how it shows in markdown (except for it shows the note link; this forum of course is showing rendered view). I can fix it by hitting backspace at beginning of second row, but of course it reverts once Note Overview runs again.
By comparison, here is a note that shows as expected in markdown.
| 06/01/2021 08:23 | android ToDo | Main | | 219 Byte |
1.1.1 shows same wrapping behavior on the same notes. 1.2.0 is the first version I ran on those particular notes, which is why I didn't notice this strange behavior before.
Let me try replacing note titles for those 2 notes and see what happens.
Edit: deleted titles of 2 offending notes, rewrote titles, and Note Overview shows properly. I'm confused, LOL. The old note titles were exactly as I copied/pasted in earlier post, so there's definitely no | symbol in there, and it's not a character I would have entered as part of either note title and subsequently deleted. But I can see why the | symbol would create the behavior we're seeing (prior to you escaping it out in next version).
Anyway, the issue is resolved, but I'm definitely confused. It's like there was hidden formatting in the title.
This sounds like a great plugin, but I'm struggling to get it working. I've enabled it in the latest pre-release (1.7.4) and inserted the default text into the markdown view:
<!-- note-overview-plugin
search: -tag:*
fields: updated_time, title
sort: title DESC
-->
and executed the create note overview command, but my note body is not updated.
It seems that eventually the note did populate - either it just took a long time to build the result, or the command to force generation did't work and I had to wait the 5 minutes.
I was going to try again on my other computer, but when I try to install the plugin there I get a Could not install plugin: No manfiest for plugin ID "undefined"... Oh, I see this is a known issue; I'll check back later and let you know!
A quick update - the plugin installs again in 1.7.6. Everything does seem to work as expected, however I have to switch to a different note and back to see the changes - this was what I was missing before. Could/should the note be refreshed automatically? Thanks!
You'll find this applies not just to Note Overview plug. I often have to switch away from and back to a note to get it to refresh - for example, if I update a note on mobile and sync mobile, then sync desktop. If I have the note open, I won't see the updates to that note until I switch to another note and then come back.
Hi - great plugin which I will find very useful (see my other posts ref similar Evernote widget).
I'm not quite sure how to control it.
Must the script always start with note-overview-plugin?
Your guidance says: The note content is updated every 5 minutes or manualy by Tools > Create Note overview but this doesn't seem to work - am I missing something?