Failed to Open "" error

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I can’t open my daily notes as of this morning. Getting the Failed to Open “” error, although the daily file is created on the left. I haven’t downloaded any new themes of plugins.

This is the query:

> [!calendar] Past years

> ```base

> filters:

> and:

> - formula[“On this day”]

> - file != this.file

> formulas:

> date: date(file.basename.slice(0, 10))

> created_date: if(created.isType(“date”), created, if(created.isType(“string”), date(created), null))

> active_note_created: if(this.created.isType(“date”), this.created, if(this.created.isType(“string”), date(this.created), null))

> today_mmdd: formula.active_note_created.format(“MMDD”)

> On this day: formula.date.format(“MMDD”) == formula.today_mmdd || formula.created_date.format(“MMDD”) == formula.today_mmdd

> Year Modified: created.year

> “Outlink #”: file.links.length

> Links: file.backlinks.length

> Shared Links: list(this.file.links).filter(list(file.links).containsAny(value)).unique()

> Years: created.toString()

> views:

> - type: table

> name: On this day

> order:

> - formula.Years

> - file.name

> sort:

> - property: formula.Years

> direction: DESC

> limit: 44

> columnSize:

> formula.Years: 93

>

> ```

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I ended up using a simpler Base, which got the file to open, but another file has the same issue. The query in that file is this:

created:

[!calendar]+ Calendar Time Window (± 7 days)
These are the calendar notes created in the 7 days before & after this note.

LIST
FROM "Calendar"
WHERE date(this.file.ctime) - file.ctime <= dur(1 week)
SORT file.name asc
LIMIT 20

Once you’ve done the above, delete everything above this line.

Steps to reproduce

Add either of the queries above to one of your .md files.

Did you follow the troubleshooting guide? [Y/N]

Y

Expected result

I should be able to open the file and see the Dataview/Base query at the bottom

Actual result

The file won’t open and you get an error

Environment

Command failed to execute: bookmarks:bookmark-current-view
app.js:1 TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading ‘path’)
at c6 (app.js:1:2810985)
at m6 (app.js:1:2811535)
at Object.checkCallback (app.js:1:2915718)
at app.js:1:2729534
at Array.filter ()
at e.listCommands (app.js:1:2729472)
at e.getCommands (app.js:1:3087368)
at t.getItems (app.js:1:3088580)
at t.getSuggestions (app.js:1:2260894)
at t.updateSuggestions (app.js:1:2260030)
(anonymous) @ app.js:1
app.js:1 Command failed to execute: bookmarks:bookmark-current-view
app.js:1 TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading ‘path’)
at c6 (app.js:1:2810985)
at m6 (app.js:1:2811535)
at Object.checkCallback (app.js:1:2915718)
at app.js:1:2729534
at Array.filter ()
at e.listCommands (app.js:1:2729472)
at e.getCommands (app.js:1:3087368)
at t.getItems (app.js:1:3088580)
at t.getSuggestions (app.js:1:2260894)
at t.updateSuggestions (app.js:1:2260030)
(anonymous) @ app.js:1

Additional information

2

Here’s a video of how it looks on my side: https://streamable.com/baq0hz

3

When you get a chance, try removing the

---
created:
---

from the top of the template temporarily (with another app) to see what happens in Obsidian.

In the past, some folks have fixed the failed to open "" error by removing, commenting out, or redoing the YAML of the troublesome note. In your case the hyphens and created: don’t seem like they would cause any issues, but worth a try.

4

Thanks for the help! I tried that and even tried adding a date field next to the created, but no luck either way