Opening in stacked tab

[nbarman2022]

Hi - I just upgraded to Obsidian 1.0. Now, when I CMD-click a date in my calendar, it doesn't properly open in in a new tab. It instead opens in a new frame, so I cannot get it into the stacked tab view without first manually moving it over. Please help.

[kithairon]

Same here. Expected behaviour for CMD+click would be to open in new tab in the same pane. Instead CMD+click opens the new tab in a new pane. It would be great if the opening behaviour of the plugin sticks with the Obsidian default pattern for handling opening in tabs, panes, windows. Thanks for a great plugin and for looking into this.

[thunt-career]

I think the solution should follow how opening files works:

• Left click = open/create file in current window.
• CTRL/CMD + left click = open/create file as new tab in active/root leaf.
• CTRL/CMD + ALT/SHIFT + left click = open/create file as new tab in new split leaf.

[thunt-career]

@kithairon @nbarman2022 I was able to get a work around for this by modifying the .obsidian/plugins/calendar/main.js file. This is tested in V1.5.10 of the Calendar plug-in. These changes will need to be repeated whenever the plug-in is updated.

At these locations in the main.js file:

• function tryToCreateDailyNote line 1052
• function trytoCreateWeekly line 1081
• function openOrCreateWeeklyNote line 4367
• function openOrCreateDailyNote line 4386

Replace this code:

  const leaf = inNewSplit
      ? workspace.splitActiveLeaf()
      : workspace.getUnpinnedLeaf();

With this code:

  const leaf = inNewSplit
      ? workspace.getLeaf(true)
      : workspace.getUnpinnedLeaf();
  workspace.setActiveLeaf(leaf, false);

I am hoping to get around to a pull request closely mirroring the 'File Tree Alternative' plug-in.

[kithairon]

@thunt-career Thanks for investigating and the work around. Have made the suggested changes and all works beautifully. Happy to live with re-patching after updates.

[lcb931023]

@thunt-career Thank you for the workaround, it works great. Hope the developers of this plugin choose to adjust the UX toward this too.

[pyxelr]

I would also love if the middle mouse button could open a calendar page in a new tab, same as it does for pages in the left “Files” pane.

[abeham]

@kithairon @nbarman2022 I was able to get a work around for this by modifying the .obsidian/plugins/calendar/main.js file. ... I am hoping to get around to a pull request closely mirroring the 'File Tree Alternative' plug-in.

Thanks! I tested it and it had the intended effect, that cmd-click opens a new note in the stacked tab group instead of in a completely new stacked group. I also tested with unstacked and it opens a note in a new frame.

Would be good to have a pull request.

[mackaaij]

@kithairon @nbarman2022 I was able to get a work around for this by modifying the .obsidian/plugins/calendar/main.js file. This is tested in V1.5.10 of the Calendar plug-in. These changes will need to be repeated whenever the plug-in is updated.

At these locations in the main.js file:

• function tryToCreateDailyNote line 1052
• function trytoCreateWeekly line 1081
• function openOrCreateWeeklyNote line 4367
• function openOrCreateDailyNote line 4386

Replace this code:

  const leaf = inNewSplit
      ? workspace.splitActiveLeaf()
      : workspace.getUnpinnedLeaf();

With this code:

  const leaf = inNewSplit
      ? workspace.getLeaf(true)
      : workspace.getUnpinnedLeaf();
  workspace.setActiveLeaf(leaf, false);

I am hoping to get around to a pull request closely mirroring the 'File Tree Alternative' plug-in.

Works! Would be great if there would be a setting "Open in" with "Tab" or "Split" as @liamcain created this on purpose, see "Open daily notes in a new split" in README.