It was back in 2022 and still the docs misinform? Or is it that we’re doing something wrong?
https://docs.logseq.com/#/page/66053e49-889d-4daf-89af-9e7721a7a8ea
#+BEGIN_QUERY
{:title "All pages have a *programming* tag"
:query [:find ?name
:in $ ?tag
:where
[?t :block/name ?tag]
[?p :block/tags ?t]
[?p :block/name ?name]]
:inputs ["programming"]
:view (fn [result]
[:div.flex.flex-col
(for [page result]
[:a {:href (str "#/page/" page)} (clojure.string/capitalize page)])])}
#+END_QUERY
So this query refers to some “block/tags” property which doesn’t exist neither on a page nor on a block.
If first block on a page is used to set page properties then why putting #aTag there doesn’t add anything to the page block?
For example, I have a page like:
I’d expect to see my #r/video tag somewhere but page contains just these:
{:block/uuid #uuid "6619c371-2a99-4704-8188-9d6970dccd31",
:block/journal? false,
:block/namespace {:db/id 938},
:block/updated-at 1712965981724,
:block/created-at 1712958278591,
:db/id 937,
:block/name "r/video/bianca - linked knowledge does not work - 2023",
:block/file {:db/id 1005},
:block/original-name
"r/video/Bianca - Linked Knowledge Does Not Work - 2023"}
As you see, there are no properties, nor tags. So how to query pages with a certain tag?