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Originally Posted by ownedbycats
Here's a modified copy of my Mark as Read action chain.
1. Sets #lastread (datetime) to current datetime.
2. Sets #percentread (integer) to 100.
3. Increments #timesread (integer) by one.
4. Prompts to set rating (rating).
5. Copies the date from #lastread to #readdate (taglike) as 'MMM d yyyy' - (Jan 16 2024). Changing the format should be simple if you prefer something else.
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Ah that's awesome, thanks ObC!
Just in case someone wants to implement your chain, I suggest you edit your instructions like this:
5. Copies the date from #lastread to #readdate
s (comma separated text, like tags)...
I had created #readdate instead of #readdates and got a validation message. Also, I needed to exclude that last step "Refresh book view", which for some reason would give me an error, but now the chain works fine! For the timestamp I've added 'hh:mm', looks nice to me, thanks.
Actually I do most often open the books by double-clicking them on cover grid view, so I'll wait to see if there's some other possibility besides running the chain. (yet I can also train myself to always hit a shortcut key)
edit: this time I've added an action to View book as the first step on the chain, and removed the rating prompt. Now I think if there was an
option to assign the double-click action on library view to run this chain, I would definitely go with that.