#3

I used the buttons plugin! The code for the buttons is above in the post.

And here is my css I use to style them:

.dataview-button {

  border-style: solid;
  border-width: thin;
  border-color: rgb(149, 213, 234);
  color: rgb(149, 213, 234);
  font-weight: bold;
  background-color: transparent;
  padding: 5px 15px;
  font-size: 11px;
}
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#4

Awesome, thank you again

Really nice job

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#5

Your examples are awesome and my main inspiration to finally jump aboard the dataview plugin train. Just want to say thanks, appreciate your sharing your notes here!

#6

I really like this! I have just been using a daily template that has some of this information, but I love how intentional you are on the reviews. I haven’t used Dataview yet so would love to hear more about how if your daily template is just a regular .md file that then a different one to pull the data up or if you have a form that you enter in the table.

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#7

Excuse my language, but holy shit. THANK YOU! I’m so inspired now & you just connected so many dots for me. :grin:

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#8

Thank you very much for sharing, but it’s too complicated for beginners. could you specify the plugins and setting first and re-arrange the showcasing in

  1. Individual files
    file1:
    title:
    content:
    file2:
    title:
    content:
  2. Dataview syntax to organize these files

I believe this way is better for others to understand your workflow and fully appreciate your idea. Otherwise, they may be overwhelmed by some of the bugs caused by unfamiliarity with the Dataview plugin and some other plugins that you didn’t mention at the beginning.

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#9

Not about the Obsidian setup itself, but i wonder what is the difference between Wins and Accomplishments? Thanks!

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#10

I feel like I’ve got a good system going that makes sense for myself. I’m not sure why, but I can’t seem to get the averages working. I pretty much copied what you had word for word, but for some reason it doesn’t seem to recognize stats to average. Any clues on what to look for? Does this require a different plugin for this specific function? Thank you so much!

#11

I fear this is too advanced for beginners like me! Just replying here to your note to express my vote as well for more detailed info. I can tell the screenshots are previews of pages with multiple dataviews created. (The button is css so skipping that for now.) The content provided is mostly for templates for the dataviews. But yes the missing piece for me is what the original pages that are being queried look like and how much “tagging” or identification/organization is required to make the dataviews successful.

I’m still hunting on the forum for a zip file of a vault I can dig into with sample pages and dataviews. Once I figure out that, then I’ll try to setup some templates! Anyway to the creator @arminta this is beautiful shui!

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#12

Hey,

I want to use dataview, but for some reason it doesn`t work.
I am trying to use it for books.

What I did:

  1. install dataview plugin

  2. created a test page for a book:
    image

  3. create a test page for dataview:
    image

And I get this result:
image

Any idea what I am missing?

Thanks

#13

I found my issue…I forgot to enable to module :smiley: Thanks

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#14

The way you have used dataview is amazing. Is there some talk that you have given where I can see how you’ve made this?

#15

Great job!
By the way, how could I extract the current page’s name by Dataviewjs?
Thanks a lot!

#16

Hi all,

I have adapted many of @arminta’s ideas around Dataview and daily / weekly / monthly reviews.

I have uploaded my current templates, which you can download from a link in this Dataview discussion about inline fields being implemented into Live Preview.

I deliberately limited the number of items that I track (gratitude, desired outcome, highlights, disappointments, to improve, top notes and top sources), but it is easy to delete or add new items.

I made sure that the journal reflections are linked well to their related sibling, higher and lower time points, for example

  • the daily note links to - yesterday and this week
  • the weekly note links to - last week and this month
  • the monthly note links to - last month and this year.

If you are using a system like arminta’s using inline queries, having them work in Live Preview is probably a feature you need, so please give an upvote or comment with suggestions on the github page above.

I hope my templates are helpful, and I am interested in other people’s use cases and feedback.

#17

Your templates are awesome!! I was trying to make some based on PPV and they just looked some messy. These are so clear and uncluttered. Thank you so much for sharing.

I do have a question though. I could not find where the yearly theme was supposed to be put. I found it in the Monthly note, but not in the Yearly.

#18

You’re right, it’s not there - thanks for letting me know, I’ll update it.

#19

Another thing. What is this section supposed to me showing from each daily note.
Top Sources ::

  • This week my journal linked to these Top Notes: -, -, -, -, -, -, -

    • Unable to find section #Journal in 2022-01-02

    • Journal
    • “2022-01-04#Journal” is not created yet. Click to create.
    • “2022-01-05#Journal” is not created yet. Click to create.
    • Journal
    • Journal
    • Journal
#20

Yeah that’s not a finished idea!

I like the idea of filtering my favourite original notes or sources from things I’ve read, watched, listened to etc into Top Notes and Top Sources fields.

Then at any point if I want to remember what I wrote that was important in any week, month or year, e.g. September last year, I can quickly write an inline for =2021-09.top-notes.

This will be cleaner when dataview is able to access outlinks within my daily note’s ## Journal section/heading, using =this.days.file.sectionmap["Journal"].outlinks

Until the update that allows accessing the section in my daily note, I have been embedding my ## Journal section and copying over links from there. And then I just delete those embeds. It’s not a great solution, but it works OK for now!

Hope that answers your question!

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#21

Yes, that makes sense. That will be a nice feature when they get it working.

#22

Sharing my WIP PPV implementation in Obsidian: tot0/ObsidianPPV: PPV implementation for Obsidian (github.com)
I’m aiming to have most of PPV working smoothly by end of 2022Q1, we’ll see :slight_smile:
I’m pushing updates I make in main vault every week or so at the moment, so it’s still likely to evolve and change a bit.
Appreciate any suggestions/contributions.

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