I have a template called "person template" and another called "person automove template" but it is not possible to distinguish between the two. ideally I'd be able to know which one I was applying

a visual

It would be a nice QOL feature to have the ability to quick select the nested folder I'm looking for then add "/new note" from there.

Right now I can type: @Skills and it will show me the Skills folder, but when I click it, it simply links to it. So when I want to add a new note to Skills, I have to type the entire folder path: 3. Systems/Cortex Prime/Prime Core/8. Skills/newnote to create a new note. It would be nice if I could type @Skills, click it, and it shows me the path that I can add /newnote to, then execute it with enter.

Thanks for your plugin !

During my trial, I found conflicts between this plugin and various complements. I don't know whether this problem can be solved.

And i think it's excellent to have note folder options like root directory or same with current note.

Thanks again !

Hello,

When I have a folder structure like

note.md
Folder1\
    Folder2\
        note2.md

and in note2 I would like to make a link to a new note @./Folder3/note3.md I would like to see this happen

note.md
Folder1\
    Folder2\
        note2.md
        Folder3\
             note3.md

instead of

note.md
Folder1\
    Folder2\
        note2.md
Folder3\
     note3.md

this behavior happens for me both with regular [[]] syntax and @ symbol from your extension. Do you have plan implementing relative path note creation like this ?

Hello!

I was wondering if you would consider adding a "create from template" part, where a certain template could be used to created a note.

I can provide a .js script, templater, and example of how I am doing this right now.

Currently, when I make a [[link]] i put the cursor on the link and run a templater command. The templater command first uses this script to find the link under a cursor

function linkUnderCursor() {
  const activeView = app.workspace.activeLeaf.view;
  const file = activeView.file;
  const cache = app.metadataCache.getFileCache(file);
  
  if (!cache && cache.links) {
    console.log(`couldn't find cache`)
    return;
  }

  const { line, ch } = activeView.editor.getCursor();
  
  const link = cache.links.reduce((acc, link) => {
    if (link.position.start.line === line && link.position.start.col <= ch && link.position.end.col >= ch) {
      acc = link.displayText
    }
    return acc;
  }, undefined)

  if (!link) {
    console.log(`no internal link found on line ${line}.`);
    return;
  }

  return link;
}

module.exports = linkUnderCursor;

Then I am prompted for a title, and use this script:

<%* 
const linkUnderCursor = tp.user.linkUnderCursor()
new Notice(linkUnderCursor)
const TemplateType = await tp.system.suggester(["🎬Action", "📝Annotation", "📚Book", "❗Claim", "💻Code", "🗃️Collection", "🔠DefinedTermSet", "🔤Definition", "📧Email", "❓HowTo", "🗺️Map",  "🎦Movie", "🏙️Organization", "👤Person", "🧮PKB", "📍Place", "🗣Presentation", "🧰Product", "⚙️Program", "📋Project",  "📰Publication", "🪧Quotation", "📄Scholarly Article", "💲Scholarship", "💭Theory", "🎓Thesis", "💠Topic", "🖼️Visual Artwork"],["Action & Method Automove Template", "Annotation Automove Template", "Book Automove Template", "Claim Automove Template", "Code Automove Template", "Collection Automove Template", "DefinedTermSet Automove Template", "Definition Automove Template", "Email Automove Template", "HowTo Automove Template", "Map Automove Template", "Movie Automove Template", "Organization Automove Template", "Person Automove Template", "PKB Automove Template", "Place Automove Template", "Presentation Automove Template", "Product Automove Template", "Program Automove Template", "Project Automove Template", "Publication Automove Template", "Quotation Automove Template", "Scholarly Article Automove Template", "Scholarship Automove Template", "Theory Automove Template", "Thesis Automove Template", "Topic Automove Template", "Visual Artwork Automove Template"]);
const TemplateTFile = tp.file.find_tfile(TemplateType);
await tp.file.create_new(TemplateTFile, linkUnderCursor, false);
tR += linkUnderCursor
return%>

Which pulls a template of various note types. Here's an example of one:

---
Metadata: 
fileClass: Thing
ThingType: Collection
Status:  
Created: <%tp.file.creation_date()%>
Last Modified: <%tp.file.last_modified_date()%>
aliases: []
tags: [🗃️]
---
# <%tp.file.title%> 
**Date Created:** [[<%tp.date.now("YYYY-MM-DD")%>]] 
**BT⤴:: [[]]** 
**↔RT:: [[<% tp.file.cursor() %>]]** 
**NT⤵:: [[<% tp.file.cursor() %>]]**   
**🔗 Relevant Links:** []()



<% await tp.file.move("000 - Landing Page. Inbox. KO. Meta/" + tp.file.title) %>

I'm sorry I can't be more specific with this bug, but sometimes, when I am using the @./ functionality, something is happening that causes Obsidian to think that there is a duplicate file and use the whole absolute link in the file. I can't figure out when it happens, I'm sorry, but I thought for a while it might be something to do with capital letters at the beginning of the file name (or lack thereof) but I can't accurately reproduce it.

What I will say is I have at least one file created using the @./ function, with a lowercase letter as the first letter, let's say it's called 'hello.md', and Obsidian for some reason also thinks there is a file called Hello.md, and it won't let me change the name of hello.md to have a capital letter, as it says it is a duplicate. This duplicate file does not appear in the file tree.

Sorry I can't be more help. If you have any questions, or anything you'd like me to try, I'll do what I can.

Hi, This plugin doesn't seem to be working for me. It brings up the context menu with folders but doesn't create any new file when I add any new words. It doesn't create a new file when I simply type @new note either. I did restart Obsidian after installing the plugin. Can you kindly help resolve this? Regards.

I saw that header linking is already planned. Are there any plans for linking blocks as well?

This would make it so that you could completely replaced the default linking pattern with this plugin.

Currently web links are included in the suggestions given by the plugin, but the plugin should only give suggestions for notes in the vault.

Originally reported by @brimwats in https://github.com/SimonTC/obsidian-note-autocreation/issues/3#issuecomment-1145357060

Hi, friend. I love you plugin very much. It help me a lot. When I create a note, I usually use quickadd template. So can it support quickadd. Appreciation!