Closed notuntoward closed 3 weeks ago
What about just saving an advanced search for Tag
> does not contain
> ObsCite
(or whatever your tag is)? That will make a 'smart folder' that contains all the items with no associated Markdown reading note (you could add extra criteria if you want to limit it to items added in the last week or whatever else).
That does seem like it should work, but the does not contain
search doesn't exclude the items with an obsidian note. Maybe it's a Zotero 7 bug?
In the example below, my custom tag is obsLitNote
, and the paper, "A Data-driven Method for Adaptive Reserve Requirement Estimation via Probabilistic Net Load Forecasting" has an obsidian note.
Here's the does not contain
search`:
A here's the contains
search:
Check the "Show only top-level items" box. See how "A decoder-only foundation model for time-series" is greyed out but "A data-driven method for predicting thermal runaway" is in black? That's telling you that "A decoder-only foundation model for time-series" doesn't match the search criteria but it's being displayed because a child of that element does. Since the "obsLitNote" tag only applies to top level items, that's all you need to search.
Ah, I see. Thanks very much. Is it possible to narrow this down to the currently selected collection?
you can specify a subcollection, but I'm not sure what options exist for context-aware search. You could ask the Zotero forums. Cheers.
During a long literature search session, I often add a lot of new zotero bibliography items in one shot. But later, when I go back to add the corresponding obsidian notes, I cannot find those new items, the ones I haven't yet obsidianized.
Would it be possible to add a view which filters out items that already have obsidian notes, and shows only those that don't? I mean something that looks like the
todo
tag search in the screenshot below.I know that I could add a literal tag like
doesn't have obsidian note
every time I create a new item, but this wouldn't take advantage ofmarkdb-connect'
s carefree automatic obsidian note search. Also, I've tried this already, and found myself constantly forgetting to add or remove such tags. In fact, this is what drove me to `markdb-connect', which I really like, and use nearly every day.