I have a page that is a project I am workign on. I have tasks all grouped together by type on this one page. When I am working on tasks I mark them as DOING, but they are still spreadout through the entire document.
Is there a query I can use to show all DOING tasks on one page?
This is a copy-paste glitch you’re seeing with the extra * characters. Logseq is trying to be helpful and capture bold formatting from the forum.
I do stuff like you’re saying enough that I even have a template for it. If you make a block like this, you can then refer to it an it’ll automatically populate a query for the current page:
{{query (and (task doing) <% current page %>)}}
template:: current page doing
Because I use the mast todo list plugin to see a graph of my tasks… and it shows up for every DOING task in that query and looks even worse then the block view lol
Ok, I see, with advanced queries you have full control of the output, using the :view clause you can even produce your own html output, but it would amount to additional work, of course.
I am pretty knew to all of this and can’t get it to work.
Actually, what i want is to have all my TODO tasks (from every page) to appear on one single page, without parent blocks.
On this screen i have a test page with some tasks.
I think I figured out how to use default-queries to query everything from journal page to the other page, but I still have no idea how to exclude all the parent blocks.