Hello there,
Sorry to ask this, especially as I’ve been using Logseq, but I wondered about the solution to this issue.
If I have a page called PERSON NAME (that is a page) and I spoke to them about SUBJECT (that is another page) occasionally, how do I use the simple search (CTRL+K) too look for instances where these two things were mentioned?
Thanks in advance and sorry about this simple question.
Chris
Just been searching, seems a query has to be created.
Why not simply entering both terms in the search-field?
I think that would be fine if I could remember the entire name of a person or subject and write them both accurately.
If you don’t remember the pages, how do you expect to communicate them to the application? Do you want to write a query once and then reuse it elsewhere in the future? Try being more detailed with your scenario and actual issue, so as we can think of something helpful.
Apologies for not going into exact detail, but I have found the method now. I welcome admin deleting this thread.
Wouldn’t it be better than deleting this thread if you detailed what the answer was that you found?
To be honest, it related to a basic use of Logseq.
Say I was trying to quickly find instances where I spoke to Bill and John, I could do this, but I would have to click on the individual block search results to look further into it.
The answer is to do this, I just wondered if there was another way that’s quicker and didn’t require the creation of a page, but I don’t think there is and I’m fine with it.
