Yeeeeey @sywhb 😍😍😍 it’s working! Such a joy!! Thank you

still not work. same issue

Hey @SAK59823 , I just released 1.5.1 to fix this bug 😉

Thank you!!

@sywhb, is it possible to latinize titles for filenames? not for all, but optional, of course.

Hey @LightTemplar , currently we do not latinize titles for filenames but I will take a look at some libraries that we can use

@SAK59823 sorry, there is a bug with the current version and I’m fixing it now. Should be done pretty soon

That’s great! Thank you will check when I returned home 🤩

Hey @w36zl @legend053 , thanks for reporting.

After some research, we found out that it’s the control characters in the filename caused the error on Windows and it has be fixed in the latest version 1.4.1.

Could you please upgrade your plugin and let me know if it works for you?

Thank you!

This has worked for me - thanks!

no worries. i appreciate the ability to bring Omnivore into Obsidian. Thank you for your hard work.

this would work - just remove “name:” for tags please:

tags: - tag1 - tag2 - tag3

I don’t like how the tags are coming in. It messes up all of my Dataview Queries.

I don’t like:

tags: - name: tag1

I want

tags: [tag1, tag2, tag3]

Or some other YAML-compliant multiple entry methods.

Hey @legend053 @trwolfe , sorry for the mess. May I have a look at your template settings? If possible, could you also show me a screenshot of the developer console so I could have a better understanding of the error

I only added the {{{content}}} at the end. Is that in the wrong spot?

`—

id: {{{id}}} title: > {{{title}}} {{#author}} author: > {{{author}}} {{/author}} {{#labels.length}} tags: {{#labels}} - {{{name}}} {{/labels}} {{/labels.length}} date_saved: {{{dateSaved}}} {{#datePublished}} date_published: {{{datePublished}}} {{/datePublished}}

{{{title}}}

#Omnivore

Read on Omnivore Read Original

{{#highlights.length}}

Highlights

{{#highlights}}

{{{text}}} ⤴️ {{#labels}} #{{name}} {{/labels}} {{#note}}

{{{note}}} {{/note}}

{{/highlights}} {{/highlights.length}}

{{{content}}} `

Hey @trwolfe , to use multiline string, we need to add two spaces before the {{{title}}} on the next line in the front matter.

This is invalid

title: >
{{{title}}}

And below is valid:

title: >
  {{{title}}}