Helen Metcalfe

Explain the problem as you see it

It is not possible to search for (or exclude from searches) any node which is a date, but is not a calendar node. For example if a date is entered in a "Due date" field a node is created with that date but this is not a calendar node. There is currently no search term to find all nodes of this kind.

Why is this a problem for you?

I want to create a search node that will capture all nodes that I have not yet tagged correctly as a kind of backstop to prevent content from being lost. To do this I must exclude all tags, calendar nodes, fields etc. from the search but for now the search returns mostly date nodes.

Others in the Slack community have also described wanting to search for all nodes which reference a date in the coming week/month but that is not itself one of these date nodes.

Suggest a solution

A search term such as IS_DATE_NODE with similar functionality to existing search terms like IS_TAG or IS_CALENDAR_NODE

Explain the problem as you see it

There is no quick way to run user generated commands (buttons) when a node is displayed in calendar view

Why is this a problem for you?

I have created, for example, a command that moves the date of an item for review to tomorrow and another to move it one week into the future.
At the end of each day, I review my agenda node (displayed in calendar view) and reschedule anything that remains undone.
If I could simply use my commands to do this for each item this process would be very quick. However, currently it is tedious to open each event or tab separately to reschedule before going back to the agenda to deal with the next task.

Suggest a solution

Displaying buttons against relevant nodes in calendar view, or in the pop up when a node is selected. This could be given as a display option.