Hello,
I wanna be able to review all the property I created and the values I had to them.
On the forum I have found that query :
#+BEGIN_QUERY
{
:query [
:find ?prop
:where
[?b :block/properties ?prop]
]
:view(fn [rows] (for
[prop (sort (distinct (flatten (map keys rows))))]
[:div (clojure.string/replace-first (str prop) ":" "") ]))
}
#+END_QUERY
But I end up with a list (not a table) of all properties, including the one created natively by logseq and without their values.
Does someone knows how to do it ?
@Siferiax ?
Thanks in advance
Yeah that’s what that query does.
Please refer to my answer here
Not to my knowledge.
I’m just going to grab onto the “properties with a value of current page” part, as your request is very long and hard to understand without examples of what you are looking for.
Properties are key/value pairs. And instead of looking up a value based on its key. You’re going backwards.
In queries we ask of the block/page, give us your properties. Then with a get we specify what key (property name) to get and it returns the value for that property.
As well as the topic here
I want to have a list key values for 1 particular property. The amateurish way of doing this would be to write for example type:: and then a dropdown list with all the existing key values for that property is presented.
Is there a query to get the results is a table? I tried this {{query (property type *)}}, thinking that perhaps the * indicates all instances, but it does not, Logseq probably interprets it as having to find a property called *.
That’s the best I can offer with my knowledge.
Yes, it’s what I was afraid of as I have already read this two topics.
But thank you anyway, very kind of you to took time to direct me.