Proposal:
Add {{safeTitle}} as a placeholder in templating notes.
Notes:
In trying to integrate this with Dataview, I'm trying to create a link to the podcast notes I listened to/added notes on for a particular day. But that's proving difficult because I only have access to the original title in my frontmatter, not the "filename safe" version of the note.
For instance, the title of an episode is: "#387: Build All the Things with Pants Build System", but the actual name of the file is "387 Build All the Things with Pants Build System"; missing the # and :.
As a workaround, at least for Dataview, I can use regexreplace(title,"[\\,#%&/{}*<>$'\":@‣|?]", "") to filter out all the same characters. But there may be other situations where someone would want the filename as well as the title of the podcast.
There may also be a workaround using js in Templater, but that seems like a lot of work for something that should already exist.
chhoumann
commented
2 years ago
Proposal: Add
{{safeTitle}}as a placeholder in templating notes.Notes: In trying to integrate this with Dataview, I'm trying to create a link to the podcast notes I listened to/added notes on for a particular day. But that's proving difficult because I only have access to the original title in my frontmatter, not the "filename safe" version of the note.
For instance, the title of an episode is: "#387: Build All the Things with Pants Build System", but the actual name of the file is "387 Build All the Things with Pants Build System"; missing the
#and:.As a workaround, at least for Dataview, I can use
regexreplace(title,"[\\,#%&/{}*<>$'\":@‣|?]", "")to filter out all the same characters. But there may be other situations where someone would want the filename as well as the title of the podcast.There may also be a workaround using js in Templater, but that seems like a lot of work for something that should already exist.