@xardbaiz I tried reinstalling and still, it does not appear
Excitement news !
API v2 Client - soon
First off, fabulous plugin! I work in academia so it's super useful to be able to send notes off to people quickly and easily!
Just had a few questions:
- Is it possible to set the note author to me?
- It's a bit annoying that the note permissions are set to everyone and can't be changed since I'm not the author...
- Also means I can't delete a note or, since note updating isn't implemented yet, can't update it remotely if I make a mistake...
- Any updates on the other features mentioned?
- No pressure since I realise you probably have other stuff going on
- Just wondered if you had any updates about them, especially about updating an existing note
Again, massive thanks for making the plugin, as well as any answers you can give
Hello everyone
@Imperial_Squid thanks for interesting and detailed feedback
You were right about my lack of time. I recently changed my job, so I don't have much free time now
All feature requests might be in the plugin which uses API v2 Client only (including: notes update, author, tags)
Cause the current(legacy) API is weak, not many settings there and almost no settings to change default access control (ACL). Let me check the ACL in new API and I will come back with answers
Thanks for your reply!
No worries about the time thing, I realised that something had probably come up, no rush! I was actually considering learning typescript just to implement them myself but as you say, looks like you need to migrate to the new API and it looked a little daunting personally
I do know for sure that the new API lets you define permissions when you upload a note and also has a method for updating notes!
Just as a thought in advance: if you can set the permissions it's probably a good idea to let the user change the defaults in the settings. I would suggest a few things but I don't want to overwhelm you and it's your plugin besides!
Thanks again for the super useful creation
Hello. No response when I click share button. I tried using two hack accounts, but neither worked. Do you know why? Thanks you
It would be great to enable self-hosted HackMD installs as a configuration target.
thanks for the great option to collaborate on notes @xardbaiz
i'm encountering an issue: the configuration tab in the settings is not visible & i haven't seen the share button in the notes.
do you have any idea on this? @samej could you solve it?
and i would really love to see features like the picture sync that are on your roadmap
Hi @a.l,
It's been a long time since I stopped using Joplin and started using Obsidian; I also haven't used HackMD for a while because it reduces the frequency of creating and publishing my texts.
Also, I'm not a programmer nor do I have enough technical knowledge to solve this type of question.
I propose that we wait for the friend @xardbaiz to respond and help you with that.
Thank you so much for the plugin you've developed; sharing notes has become much easier now. I have a question about sharing notes with bidirectional links. I often take notes in Joplin after reading books, and a main note is usually just a directory, mostly containing links to other notes in a different notebook. I tried a simple sync of the bidirectional content, but as expected, the synced bidirectional notes cannot be opened in the main note. I guess you might not have a solution for this " @@ " bidirectional link format, so I'm asking for your guidance. Lastly, thanks again for creating such a useful plugin, you've made Joplin even better!
Thanks for a feedback. This is actually a good feature idea. Do you use my version or fork by zuike?
Anyway it would be useful to open issue on github, just not to forget and have this item in a backlog
I'm glad to finally anounce v.2.0.0
Features:
- Using a new stable HackMD API
- Ability to update content body of already uploaded note (update existing[previosly shared] note)
New version is already available for install
See first post for updated instructions