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I'd like for the same, exactly. Maybe it's doable with some code "wrapping" the list to define the due date of all elements? (and that could go in the Daily page template) |
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I use and love both Obsidian and Note Plan, and through a combination of Obsidian Tasks, obsidian-calendar-plugin, and the Daily Notes core plugin, Obsidian has a very robust tasks management system.
If you're not familiar with NotePlan, you can either schedule a todo for a date by appending
>YYYY-MM-DD
to it, and when viewing that's day's daily note it will be referenced. Conversely, simply placing a todo within a daily note without the suffix is treated as it being scheduled on that date, and it appears in queries like overdue etc.It would be great if Obsidian Tasks integrated with the Daily Notes core plugin in a similar fashion so that simply adding a todo to the daily note for 2021-09-24 is treated as it being due on that date, and it shows up in Obsidian Tasks queries like:
It kinda works at the moment, but you have to remember to schedule the task, even if it is in a daily note.
Here's a user story:
Is that beyond the realms of possibility?
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