Open mdbraber opened 1 year ago
Cool, thanks! I've added this code to version 173
Thanks @mgsloan - I think we also then need the updated code from #232 which also fixes the navigation issues mentioned there (issue is closed officially - maybe reopen if it needs work?)
Welcome! Yeah, was going to try to include that in this release but didn't get around to it. Will write more on that issue
No problem. Just mentioning that the withLeftMenuLinks
code is from my updated function so not from < v173. So if that code fron #232 is not integrated in v173 it might need some (temporary updating). Check the sections
part of the code.
Ohh, I see! Yeah that should be fixed, reopening this
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No problem. Just mentioning that the withLeftMenuLinks code is from my updated function so not from < v173. So if that code is not integrated in v173 it might need some (temporary updating). Check the sections part of the code.
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I wanted a function that could navigate directly to a specific top section, favorite or project - see the code below. I've used the updated
withLeftMenuItems
from https://github.com/mgsloan/todoist-shortcuts/issues/232. The itemId can betoday
,upcoming
or any itemId that Todoist creates for projects or filters. This way you can easily navigate to projects with the same name (and code doesn't have to be updated if projects get renamed).You can make keybinding as follows: