Setup

| Description | Value | | :-- | :-- | | OS ~ Distro | ArchLinux | | Locale | IT | | App version | v0.7.1 | | App install method | custom repository (tried AppImage) | | App theme | light built-in | | Plugin version | v1.3.1 | | Plugin install method | marketplace |

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Hi, I just installed Logseq and your plugin as described, but I can't get the widget to show up the tasks from journal nor from other pages. Am I missing something?

Best regards

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This lets you search when inputting. It still retains ability to create tasks. One possible improvement could be clearing the input box when closing/hiding the plugin modal.

The plugin's interface shows the same tasks repeated in "Today" and "Anytime" categories.

It surely should be showing them just once.

PS: Thanks for creating this plugin!

OS: Fedora Linux, Flatpack package Logseq 0.8.10 When Logseq start in dark theme (in my case with custom theme) plugin doesn't follow dark theme (start with light theme) But if I change theme directly, plugin also change theme (light and dark)

When Logseq start with dark theme:

When I change theme myself (working well):

Is anyone else experiencing these errors? I am using the latest version of the plug 1.9 and logseq 0.8.8 on a MacBook Pro M1 running Monterey 12.6. I also use a Windows 10 PC, but these issues are not happening on this computer.

I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the plug-in, as well as re-indexing with no improvement.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks, Bob

It would be cool to be able to specify where new To-Dos are created on the current journal page when using the "Type a task and hit enter" feature.

For example, it could be configurable to create a - To-Do section at the top of the journal and then add the To-Dos as children of that.

In the console:

GET file:///C:/Users/{username}/.logseq/plugins/logseq-todo-plugin/logo.svg net::ERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND

but it's in your repo, which is kinda odd. Maybe something goes wrong while building it?

Hello,

First of all, nice try creating such a plug-in attempting to save us from the tricky queries.

After installing it, I clicked the icon but logseq doesn't respond anymore to any interaction with the program - icon nor page links, anything. When closing logseq window, it showed logseq prompt about internal synching for one second, before it closes.

Restart didn't solve.

To reproduce -

1. Install the plug in.
2. Click on the plug-in icon from the top.

Tested on logseq-todo-plugin v1.0.0 + Windows 11 + logseq version 0.6.6.

Let me know if you need more logs, Cheers.

Currently, unscheduled tasks are sorted randomly. Logseq provides a new updatedAt property for each page in a new version of the plugin API, which could be use to infer todo's priority.

Using Logseq 0.8.8 & Todo list v1.10.0 on Windows 10, I am now getting this error "[deferred timeout] async call #6". When I try and view the to do list, I get the message "Todo list failed to render. Can you re-index your graph and try again?"

Re-indexing does not help.

I should mention that this error does not occur using Monterey 12.6 on a MacBook Pro M1.

Can anyone else reproduce this?

Thanks, Bob

It would be nice to have an option to choose the color of the widget for light and dark mode in the plugin's settings.

The 'Journals Calendar' plugin does this, and it works well.

Thank you.

Hi there,

Can I set the form of the "SCHEDULED" as [[yyyy-mm-dd]] instead of ?

I hope to achieve when I finish a task of the past today, I want to let the "DONE TASK" as a Linked Reference of Today's Journal.

Thank you for a very useful plug-in.

Currently, all tasks outside of journal pages are grouped together as "ANYTIME". While I find this useful in normal cases to let me know what I got to do now, sometimes I want to be able to see and manage tasks in different project (pages) at a glance.

That said, it would be great if we can have a button for "group by ...", with the options: page names, tags, namespace. For fluidity, I suggest that these options appear below the pop up rather than having to go into plug-in setting.

All the best!

Hi,

I am trying to enhance logseq and this plugin seems to be very helpful, but it does not work for repeating scheduled tasks, at least not like I would expect it to work. Here is what to do to reproduce:

Create:

LATER test
SCHEDULED: <2022-06-05 Sun ++1w>

If closed by the plugin, the result is:

DONE test
SCHEDULED: <2022-06-05 Sun ++1w>

if closed on the page, the result is:

LATER test
SCHEDULED: <2022-06-12 Sun ++1w>

I would expect, that the plugin generates the same result.

Thanks for your support! :pray: