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dosubot doesn't seem to be answering in another comment so figured I'd post it here too. #9515 I have a calendar and I'd like a recurring event to happen every day of the week. I currently have the note with the recurrence attribute at the root of the calendar with this attribute: To test, I am creating a new note on Monday the 25th and I expect a note to be created. Unfortunately, nothing is created as expected. |
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@Xiarno The key misunderstanding here is that recurring events don't create new notes — they are virtual instances displayed only in the calendar view. There's only ever one note in the database, and the calendar widget computes and renders multiple visual occurrences based on the RRULE [1]. So when you "create a new note on Monday the 25th," you won't see an automatically-generated child note appear. Instead, you should open the calendar collection view — that's where your recurring event will show up on all matching days (Mon–Fri) as virtual entries. Your attribute syntax looks correct: To confirm it's working, just open your calendar view and navigate to the week of May 25 — you should see the event rendered on each weekday. Clicking any instance will take you to the same single note. One thing to double-check: make sure the note is placed at the root of the calendar (not under a specific date note), which you mentioned you've already done [2]. Also ensure To reply, just mention @dosu. Docs are dead. Just use Dosu. |
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@Xiarno I think I see what's happening — the issue is likely that your calendar is in Calendar Root mode (i.e., the parent note has a
#calendarRootlabel). In this mode, the calendar uses date-hierarchy navigation: clicking a day opens/creates a day note, and the#recurrenceattribute is ignored [1].The
#recurrenceattribute only works in a regular calendar collection. Here's how to set that up:book#viewType=calendar#calendarRoot— this is the critical part