Dan-the-Man 1 Posted December 15, 2013 Posted December 15, 2013 Hey there, I have been unable to write a search that will show me a list of notes that meet ALL of the following search paramaters: 1. The note has a reminder associated with it2. The reminder date (time) is overdue3. The note reminder has not been marked "completed" - i.e. incomplete I would greatly appreciate any help! Daniel
joelwhall 0 Posted January 28, 2014 Posted January 28, 2014 Im also trying to figure this out. Have you been able to locate a solution?
BurgersNFries 2,407 Posted January 28, 2014 Posted January 28, 2014 Hey there,I have been unable to write a search that will show me a list of notes that meet ALL of the following search paramaters:1. The note has a reminder associated with it2. The reminder date (time) is overdue3. The note reminder has not been marked "completed" - i.e. incompleteI would greatly appreciate any help!DanielThe search grammar for reminders is here:http://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/reminders.phpWhat have you tried?
Level 5* jefito 5,598 Posted January 28, 2014 Level 5* Posted January 28, 2014 Description of the Evernote search language is here: http://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/search_grammar.php. The reminder-specific search terms are "reminderOrder", "reminderTime", and "reminderDoneTime": reminderOrder:[integer] - matches notes that have been marked as a reminder. The actual integer attribute value is used to order reminders relative to one another and is generally not useful in search. E.g.:reminderOrder:*Matches all notes that have been marked as a reminderreminderTime:[datetime] - matches notes with a reminderTime attribute that is equal to or later than the argument datetime. reminderTime is the time at which the user has requested a reminder about the note. E.g.:reminderTime:dayMatches all notes with a reminder set for todayreminderTime:day+7Matches all notes with a reminder set for the next 7 daysreminderDoneTime:[datetime] - matches notes with a reminderDoneTime attribute that is equal to or later than the argument datetime. reminderDoneTime is the time at which the user dismissed the reminder. E.g.:reminderDoneTime:dayMatches all notes with a reminder done time of todayreminderDoneTime:day-7Matches all notes with a reminder done time in the past week . At a guess, something like "reminderOrder:* -reminderTime:day -reminderDoneTime:*" seems like it would be pretty close, though I haven't really tested it out much. As they say, "left as an exercise for the reader"...
Dan-the-Man 1 Posted January 28, 2014 Author Posted January 28, 2014 Description of the Evernote search language is here: http://dev.evernote.com/doc/articles/search_grammar.php. The reminder-specific search terms are "reminderOrder", "reminderTime", and "reminderDoneTime": reminderOrder:[integer] - matches notes that have been marked as a reminder. The actual integer attribute value is used to order reminders relative to one another and is generally not useful in search. E.g.:reminderOrder:*Matches all notes that have been marked as a reminderreminderTime:[datetime] - matches notes with a reminderTime attribute that is equal to or later than the argument datetime. reminderTime is the time at which the user has requested a reminder about the note. E.g.:reminderTime:dayMatches all notes with a reminder set for todayreminderTime:day+7Matches all notes with a reminder set for the next 7 daysreminderDoneTime:[datetime] - matches notes with a reminderDoneTime attribute that is equal to or later than the argument datetime. reminderDoneTime is the time at which the user dismissed the reminder. E.g.:reminderDoneTime:dayMatches all notes with a reminder done time of todayreminderDoneTime:day-7Matches all notes with a reminder done time in the past week . At a guess, something like "reminderOrder:* -reminderTime:day -reminderDoneTime:*" seems like it would be pretty close, though I haven't really tested it out much. As they say, "left as an exercise for the reader"... Thanks a lot! works nicely. However.... There seems to be a bug in the Win7 Client. I can search for my overdue AND incomplete reminders over all my notebooks, however, when I select a stack or particular notebook in the selection window, the search does not narrow down to the specific stack / notebook. Only when I try it a second (or sometimes third) time, does the search narrow down. Any of you have the same problem? Daniel
Level 5* jefito 5,598 Posted January 28, 2014 Level 5* Posted January 28, 2014 Click on the magnifying glass in the search edit control, and you should see a dropdown menu. Select "Search current context". That will cause the most recent notebook / stack to remain current.
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