@naviji Thank you for your response. I tried
search: notebook:Meetings
before reaching out, but it didn't work.
I also checked all other notebooks and I can confirm that there aren't any other "Meetings" notebook.
As mentioned by you I believe I'll just wait until this feature has been implemented sometime in the future.
This plugin is really great!
I think I might have caught a use case that doesn't work (and a workaround): searching for all notes except those in a specific folder. I am not sure if this is something that has been brought up (I don't see it as an issue noted when I search).
I am new to Joplin and imported (some) of my Evernote notes, which I put in a specific notebook. I wanted to see all the notes except the ones in the Evernote notebook, I've pasted the plugin parameters used below, but it still returns the notes in the Evernote notebook.
There's an easy workaround, I tagged the notes in the folder with an "evernote" tag and ran the plugin to exclude the tag (search: -tag:evernote), and it worked great.
<!-- note-overview-plugin
search: -notebook:Evernote
fields: updated_time, title, size
alias: updated_time AS Last edit, title AS Title
sort: created_time
-->Negate the notbook filter is not implemented in the current version of Joplin, but in the next release.
How have you used this plugin to implement a "super tables of contents"?
I am trying to find a way to replicate an Evernote feature that allowed me to select several (apparently) unrelated notes, and click to create a new table of contents with links to each of those notes. Is that the kind of thing you've done?
So far, the easiest way I can think to do so is to add a sort of unique, random key to each note somewhere, perhaps at the bottom ("asjkdhfjksd for example"). Then, add that as a search parameter using this plugin. That's cumbersome though.
Hello, currently the todo_completed field is a unix timestamp in milliseconds. It is possible to transform this into a regular date (for example as in www.epochconverter.com). Do you think you could do this conversion in the note overview plugin? This would be nice for visualizing the completed date of todo notes properly.
The todo_completed field is fixed in the next version.
Hi!! do you think its possible to use this plugin multiple times in the same note? Currently i'm doing it in different notes an is not a big problem, but it would be awesome to have something like this:
# TODO
<!-- note-overview-plugin
search: notebook:ProjectA tag:status.todo
-->
# DONE
<!-- note-overview-plugin
search: notebook:ProjectA tag:status.done
-->
(even more within a table)
What do you think?
Yeah, I second this, that way you can have a good overview of all your notes, instead of switch back and forth between several notes that use this plugin
Requires at least Joplin v1.8.1
Genio! Gracias!!
Love this plugin!! Thank you for this new feature, it will help me a lot
If anyone using the current Joplin release (1.7.11) and Note Overview 1.3.4 updates the plugin after Joplin settings says one is available, the updated plugin installs but will not work.
If anyone is stuck the solution is contained within this post.
Hi, first of all tkx for your plugin.
Is there any way to donĀ“t show todo without an alarm? ( as i see if a todo donĀ“t have an alarm it has a default todo_due 01/01/1970 01:00 ). I think we canĀ“t use search in todo_due field so it canĀ“t use narrow search as in created or updated.
unfortunately yes, there are not the search options as with created or updated.
Hi @JackGruber
Did you know why i have this alert ?
My version of Joplin seems to be the last for linux 
Not sure if it's just me but I do not see the image.
Thanks for reply. Strange, i can see them...
Ok, I see it now.
The plugin needs version 1.8.1 or later. This version is currently only available as a pre-release.
Oh... 
Sorry for this stupid question !
Hey,
Just a another question. Did you plan @JackGruber to include a field for the "name" of the file ?
regards