I'm having an issue with PDF notes that I've tagged and imported via AppleScript. On the left hand tag frame, these new notes will update the note count, but do not appear when you filter by a tag.
I have two work-arounds to have the notes display under such a tag:
Open the note, remove the tag, re-type it, close the note
Temporarily rename the tag and then rename it back
The problem with these work-arounds is that I have to recognize that not all notes are showing before I can correct it. It doesn't help me with the notes I don't know are missing. This means that I can't trust that Evernote is giving me accurate search or tag filter results for note counts that exceed a simple visual inspection (~10 notes).
Has anyone experienced this issue? Evernote Support says they don't support Evernote AppleScript-related issues.
Anyone know how I can write an AppleScript to rename all Evernote tags automatically and then back?
In the interest of full disclosure, here's the workflow:
I drop a file into a folder that Hazel watches for new PDF/DOC/HTML/TXT files
Hazel sends it to my Evernote import script
AppleScript does the following:
Convert all other file types to PDF
Create the Evernote note with or without a pre-determined title (without uses the filename)
Convert any existing OpenMeta tags to Evernote tags (This helps me get away from Yep to Evernote)
OR Tag the PDF based on the filename using a list of pre-determined tags
Trash the original
Issue mainly happens with PDFs as original source file because I predominantly import PDFs
It doesn't always happen
It seems to only happen to certain tags, but not exclusively
It's not repeatable with the same file. If I delete the note, import it again, the note displays under the tag filter properly.
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I'm having an issue with PDF notes that I've tagged and imported via AppleScript. On the left hand tag frame, these new notes will update the note count, but do not appear when you filter by a tag.
I have two work-arounds to have the notes display under such a tag:
The problem with these work-arounds is that I have to recognize that not all notes are showing before I can correct it. It doesn't help me with the notes I don't know are missing. This means that I can't trust that Evernote is giving me accurate search or tag filter results for note counts that exceed a simple visual inspection (~10 notes).
Has anyone experienced this issue? Evernote Support says they don't support Evernote AppleScript-related issues.
Anyone know how I can write an AppleScript to rename all Evernote tags automatically and then back?
In the interest of full disclosure, here's the workflow:
Thanks!
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