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[Note Template] Export and sync note with citekey as title #309
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Yes. Modify the ExportMDFilename template to fit your needs. Let me know if you have any difficulties. |
Ok, i think it’s somethings with in the ExportMDFilename... maybe like this ?
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The filename is a pure string, not an HTML element. Don’t wrap it with . Not sure if citation key can be get directly. I guess you should use getField? |
I have to learn about this... |
Yes, it is possible. I’m not familiar with BBT thus not able to provide the template you beed right now. Tomorrow I will have time to test it. Don’t worry about it. It’s easy. |
More details about the logseq yaml format would be helpful. Does logseq has any private format? Are there any general yaml features that logseq does not support? |
Sorry I misunderstood the md titles you mentioned here. The title refers to the first line of the exported md file, not the filename, right? |
Try this for your
The YAML header is defined in |
Thanks, it works for the file name. For the metadata export step, if I understand correctly, I absolutely must keep the YAML at the head so that Zotero Better Notes recognizes the note by his ID and is able to synchronize it 🤔 The format recognized in Logseq for a good quality display would assume that I arrive at something like this as a header.
The question I ask myself. Could it be possible that the ID for Zotero Better Notes is included in the top file metadata in logseq ? By adding for example a line like this
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looking for: my use case : cite keys are easier to remember and aliases are searchable in various note taking apps (e.g. obsidian [[@citekey...]] will suggest all notes with specific aliases) Until now I used obsidian plugins to cite literature, but that would be rendered obsolete as zotero/betternotes is sufficient for all literature note taking. |
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Hi @windingwind
Thanks for this plugin ! And happy new year.
I happily use the syncronization of the notes between Zotero and Logseq (thanks to better-notes) but I would like the exported notes to be titled the number of "citekey" inherited from BetterBibtex. Is it possible ?
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