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ivan-lednev
day planner searches outside header section
Describe the bug If I have an entry in my daily note that's in a new section below the day planner section. The day planner interprets that as part of the schedule. In my configuration, "Day Planner" is listed as the "Planner Heading Text". The problem is that there is another section just below this that may contain time annotated notes. Time Planner interprets them as part of the day planner entries. In the example below, the note at 11:46 is interpreted as a schedule item. It seems like that day planner shouldn't search past the day planner section since the "Today's Notes" section is at the same level
## Day planner
## Today's Notes
- 11:46 - Some note
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: I believe there is sufficient information to reproduce in the description of the problem
Expected behavior Items outside the time planner header section should not be processed
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Same here.
- It is not limited to other blocks below the time liner block but is in the whole document.
- Also, list items without task boxes are counted as well (as far as I understood and worked yet, it only counted time blocks listed as tasks)
- It counts tasks with only one time set and gives it an estimated duration.
The problem is that this is a note with a time showing when the note was made during the day. It's not a scheduled item. It seems like day planner should be limited to the block where the timeblocks are. It's not a huge deal for me, mostly an annoyance.
On Wed, Mar 6, 2024 at 7:23 PM Maria Shinoto @.***> wrote:
Same here.
- It is not limited to other blocks below the time liner block but is in the whole document.
- Also, list items without task boxes are counted as well (as far as I understood and worked yet, it only counted time blocks listed as tasks)
- It counts tasks with only one time set and gives it an estimated duration.
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Well, it is a big deal, I would say.
The time blocks showing in the time line should be limited to the time blocks from the section where time blocks are supposed to be written (as set in the preferences).
That said, I am thankful that people develop and maintain such wonderful plugins!
I agree that it should be limited to the section specified. I'm just saying that, for me, it's not a show stopper. I can still use the plugin.
And, I too, am amazed at the amount of time people put into plugins. My vault would not work nearly as well without the plugins I have access to.
On Thu, Mar 7, 2024 at 4:35 PM Maria Shinoto @.***> wrote:
Well, it is a big deal, I would say.
The time blocks showing in the time line should be limited to the time blocks from the section where time blocks are supposed to be written (as set in the preferences).
That said, I am thankful that people develop and maintain such wonderful plugins!
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I have this issue as well, and it is becoming a show-stopper. I'm using thino plugin to create a "neural log" and every time I write something, even if it's bulleted and not tasks, it shows up in my day planner. I tried making a contains section dataview query but that doesn't work either. Are there any work arounds or a way this can be fixed? Thank you for the otherwise wonderful plugin.
I have this issue as well, and it is becoming a show-stopper. I'm using thino plugin to create a "neural log" and every time I write something, even if it's bulleted and not tasks, it shows up in my day planner. I tried making a contains section dataview query but that doesn't work either. Are there any work arounds or a way this can be fixed? Thank you for the otherwise wonderful plugin.
I'm also using Thino and was experiencing the same issue. I worked around it by adding a "Ignore Headers" setting to my forked repository. This setting allows you to specify any header you want to exclude from the timeline. In my case, I've excluded the "Thino" header to prevent tasks below it from appearing. I'm open to submitting a PR if this approach would be beneficial to others and aligns with the project's direction.
I have this issue as well, and it is becoming a show-stopper. I'm using thino plugin to create a "neural log" and every time I write something, even if it's bulleted and not tasks, it shows up in my day planner. I tried making a contains section dataview query but that doesn't work either. Are there any work arounds or a way this can be fixed? Thank you for the otherwise wonderful plugin.
I'm also using Thino and was experiencing the same issue. I worked around it by adding a "Ignore Headers" setting to my forked repository. This setting allows you to specify any header you want to exclude from the timeline. In my case, I've excluded the "Thino" header to prevent tasks below it from appearing. I'm open to submitting a PR if this approach would be beneficial to others and aligns with the project's direction.
This would be very helpful.
The problem still exists.
Any header text or header level won't stop it from tracking lines with a timestamp. In this case, wonder what's the purpose of header in general ?
I can confirm the problem still exists both on mobile and desktop on version 0.21.1
