Show due date for todo's on mobile

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Operating system

Android

Joplin version

3.7.8

Desktop version info

3.7.18

What issue do you have?

I would love to be able to see the due date for todo's in this view. Maybe I can, but I don't know how.

Please help,

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Without being able to see the due date I can't make Joplin my Todo app.

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Unfortunately the feature has not been implemented on the mobile app

4

It seems this plugin will be able to help with this however Joplin Plugins - Agenda

6

OK this helps. Thank you!

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Quick question ā€” does the Agenda plugin only recognize Joplin's native to-do notes (with due dates), or can it also detect markdown checkboxes (- [ ]) written inside regular note bodies?

I mostly track tasks as inline checkboxes in my notes, and I'm wondering if there's a way to get Agenda to show those too.

Thanks!

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It's two plugins. One for inline, one for native todos.
Inline Tag Navigator

Actually on the Inline Tag Navigator it is possible to build a very comprehensive task management system.

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Many thanks for your reply. I tried the Inline Tag Navigator, and I found that if my notes include too many #, for example, if I write an article and use # as tags, this plugin will search for them as todos.

Now I use inline todo https://joplinapp.org/plugins/plugin/plugin.calebjohn.todo/; this plugin can solve part of my problems, but when I click the todo summary, I can only jump to the note, not to the accurate sentence. If my note has too many rows, it is difficult to find the correct one.

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In the plugin settings, tick Show Advanced Settings, then set Exclude regex to:

^#

Or cleaner alternative if you just don't want # to be a tag prefix at all - redefine Tag regex to only your real prefixes (e.g. @ and +):

(?<=^|\s)([@+])([^\s#@'",.()\[\]:;\?\\]+)

UPD: And I forgot to tell, why I am still sticking on Inline Tag Navigator - it opens the exact place where your todo exists in the note.

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The plugin is working great, just what I needed.

Grateful!

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Thank you for your explanation. I want to share something with you: after trying, I found that if we check the Enable custom editor for summary notes function of the inline todo plugin, I can also achieve the purpose of jumping to the exact place. Rather than inline todo, Inline Tag Navigator is more complex to me.