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31 May 2023 | ||
15:09:19 | ||
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1 Jun 2023 | ||
is there a way of editing queries with the codemirror widget perhaps? if not, maybe i should make a feature request... | 10:01:01 | |
11:16:23 | ||
11:41:46 | ||
https://discuss.logseq.com/t/queries-for-task-management/14937/76?u=tiago_pontes | 15:17:29 | |
15:24:01 | ||
Is it possible to use Advanced queries for grouping flashcards? | 15:24:01 | |
17:10:11 | ||
23:16:17 | ||
2 Jun 2023 | ||
02:48:26 | ||
Did this get resolved for you? I'm experiencing the same issue today and have disabled every plugin and theme to try to figure out what is causing it to no avail. | 02:48:27 | |
example count todo by page: https://discordapp.com/channels/725182569297215569/743139225746145311/921337299164356658 https://discordapp.com/channels/725182569297215569/743139225746145311/928080122878259280 | 06:32:39 | |
09:57:43 | ||
I'd like to have a TODO page which pulls all TODOs into a single list. Is it possible to manually re-order that list arbitrarily? | 09:57:44 | |
13:25:45 | ||
Is there a way to embed a single value result from a query into some text? Typically I have the following query:
and I want to have in my page (which is a dashboard of sorts) something like "There are currently $value open actions." | 13:25:45 | |
Use hiccup :view | 13:35:41 | |
14:13:35 | ||
14:13:36 | ||
Thanks. I ended up with:
Which is not so bad. I'll look into having multiple queries and formatting another day. | 14:13:37 | |
17:37:18 | ||
20:17:38 | ||
3 Jun 2023 | ||
00:42:11 | ||
I'm attempting to make an advanced query that returns pages marked as completed within a range of fixed dates, specifically this past May 2023. The idea is to query for pages that have a done-date property that is set from anywhere between [[May 1st, 2023]] to [[May 31st, 2023]] .Most examples I've found online deal with the special date variables like :today etc. I've found one page ( https://discuss.logseq.com/t/query-with-exact-date/1813 ) mentioning that using integers for the date (i.e. 20231024) should work. I've tried it with my code, but no luck, unfortunately.I'm not certain if the code has the problem, or the the date input is the problem, but regardless, here's the code. The code below was adapted from a use case that uses :today as input. The code does run, in that it does not return an error. However, there are zero results returned. Thanks for any help. | 02:49:58 | |
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4 Jun 2023 | ||
03:48:44 |