I want my daily note to include a to do list, comprised of yesterday’s unfinished tasks. However, I don’t want this list to link back to the previous daily note - I want its items to be unclickable, like a regular to do list (where only the checkbox is clickable)
Things I have tried
My current template includes this dataview query:
Task
WHERE !completed
AND file.day = date(today) - dur(1day)
It brings in the correct tasks, but they are added as links, and when clicked they lead to the previous day’s daily note.
Any way to write the leftover tasks as a standalone to do list?
To clarify:
I’m using Templater, Periodic Notes and Dataview for my daily note
My date format is YYYY-MM-DD, which is also the daily note name format
Thanks for the suggestion!
I disabled the tasks plugin because this menu annoyed me, and still displays when I toggle off auto-suggests. Kind of a deal breaker for me, is there a way to disable it? Otherwise I’ll need another solution…
I didn’t test it, but that looks to be the setting you’re looking for.
I find it super useful when I need it and quite annoying when I don’t, so I understand where you’re coming from. However, I leave it on for those times I do need it. Mostly because I’m too lazy to remember the emojis used.
Seems that there is a bug with Tasks plugin because it ignores both this toggle and the bars under it, and still auto-suggests even with 0 characters input.
I’m also looking for how to filter its results to only include the tasks from yesterday’s daily note - otherwise it multiplies every day to include the same unfinished tasks…
Seems that there is a bug with Tasks plugin because it ignores both this toggle and the bars under it, and still auto-suggests even with 0 characters input.
Did you close/re-open Obsidian after making the changes? I know Tasks is specific about that one.
I’m also looking for how to filter its results to only include the tasks from yesterday’s daily note - otherwise it multiplies every day to include the same unfinished tasks…
I think this will get you there, as long as you have due dates set.
```tasks
not done
due 2023-04-17
```
(FYI - I’m doing this from memory, so my syntax could be incorrect)