influx VS draft-js-plugins

There is also the Influx plugin: https://github.com/jensmtg/influx

Influx to link and backlink information and am grateful as a kitten wrapped in a heating blanket for that plugin.

Hi, you might want to try https://github.com/jensmtg/influx for that.

I use the Influx plugin. It is a much nicer experience for backlinks imo. Check it out!

You might want to take a look at the influx plugin as well. It’s an alternative Obsidian’s default backlinks pane and it works more similarly to how backlinks show up in Roam.

I have happily embraced the plugin "Influx", where finally you can use Obsidian as an outliner where each nested bullet underneath a link, is shown on the links page. This way you never have to open a new note in order to place information in a certain note. You can just write in your daily note, then at a later point when you go to the note you linked to, what you have written is seen in its full form. BUT, Influx doesn't have search and filtering, so being dependent on this method could in the future produce a VERY VERY VERY long list of mentions. Hmm.. So is the best way to use the daily note actually just to keep remembering to do a review (daily or weekly) and make sure that the information on the daily note goes to the right note? One disadvantage of this is that suddenly information can pop up two places (the note itself and the daily note), but this is a minor thing.

During this solution development, I discovered several serious issues. The first issue was regarding incorrect behavior when using @draft-js-plugins/editor. That’s why I used draft-js instead. Briefly, my solution does not work properly with the DraftJS plugin system.