December 17, 2017 (2F8E88) - Omer Atay
Updated to skip deleted pages and display Section names when sorting by Page September 05, 2017 (D02848) - neil
This is a bug fix to the existing (and great!) macro. I found in certain cases the macro would not correctly list out 'unchecked' (or checked) tags, because of a logic error. If the To Do tag was the last tag in the paragraph it would be OK, but it would not work otherwise. Previously the 'completed' status was only checked on the last tag. I created a $completed variable which looks in the available tags for a "To Do" tag and its completed status. This is used to decide if the paragraph should be included or not. May 24, 2017 (39440B) - Omer Atay
Added an option to find paragraphs that have at least one of the specified tags (as opposed to having all of the specified tags at the same time) December 25, 2016 (6ED659) - Omer Atay
This macro can now search up to three tags to find paragraphs that have all of the given tags. Also the tag name is now free form text box so that custom tags or tags in other languages can be searched. December 23, 2016 (FEFE91) - Omer Atay
Updated to look for every tag on a paragraph in case it has multiple tags. Previously it only used the first tag on a paragraph. October 27, 2016 (E53965) - Omer Atay
Updated with two new options: Sort by containing page vs. tag creation date, and filter by all, checked or unchecked tags only. The results are grouped under page or tag creation date based on sort by value. June 20, 2016 (4308FE) - Omer Atay
Re-written with the new Macro Language to take advantage of cleaner syntax and performance improvements These versions are no longer supported: January 09, 2014 - Omer Atay
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Also - can it show section names as well as page names?
The right combination of this macro and your Tag Summary with Page Names would be awesome - that other filters out deleted pages and shows section names, but doesn't filter out checked tags and doesn't have the multiple tag search this one has.
Frustratingly close to very useful!
Thanks for the quick reply. I understand how it works now. Thanks!
Thank You,
Ryan
Did I just have too much wine over the Xmas holidays? :-)
Some suggestions:
- provide option to only list pages (instead of page + section)
- provide option to create one subpage per Tag
- let user choose among configured tags
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Hi Omer, certainly a good feature, but there is always room for improvement: could you add the possibility to display only the tags that are completed or that are not completed (assuming you have a tag where that is relevant)
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This macro really helped me a lot but I wanted to put some space after each of the tags. Anyone has any ideas? I would appreciate the help!
Omer,
Thank you for making this program.
Also, do custom tags sync to the cloud? I seem to have some tags that I think I created a couple of years ago, but on another computer. I have no idea how they got there.
Thanks for creating this Onetastic--it is pretty cool and sure fills in the missing features!
For now I will continue generating the native summary pages and deleting the tag summaries I don't want.
First thank you for a lot of great macros, and useful. One request for Todo's, it would be great to be able to have a page of Todo's and then after checking them complete, have them moved to a subpage of all completed todo's with complete date...maybe subpage would have many paragraphs dated with their completed todos...this keeps your todo page cleaner.
I am wondering is it possible to combine TOC with tag summary for spec tag? Then, the output would be
<SectionName>
<PageName>
<tag details>
On this output, it is much easier to know which tag is under with section.
Thanks for the effort, but I cannot choose custom tags. No use for me then :(
Click: Edit Macros; Tag Summary for Specific Tag; Export
Use CTRL+A, CTRL+C to copy all
Click Import
Use CTRL+V to paste
Type the titles of your custom tags into the FIFTH LINE. Like so: <Prompt type="dropdown" initialValue="[DEFAULT CUSTOM TAG HERE!]" values="[OTHER TAGS HERE!];To Do;Important;Question;Remember for later;Definition;Highlight;Contact;Address;Phone number">Choose tag name</Prompt>
It doesn't matter if you have spaces in the titles. Don't use spaces between titles.
Modified tag titles are not retroactive, so if you tagged something "Important" and then renamed it "Important and Urgent", you'll get an error when running the macro intending to compile "Important and Urgent" tags.
If, after setting this up, you modify tag titles, you'll have to come back and repeat this process.