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TheBuilder

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  1. Good morning, Perfect!!! It now works!!! Those above instructions were very helpful in being able to find out my Space ID successfully. This is an awesome workflow, so for the first time ever, I can finally search for ANYTHING in my pretty large Notion database. I will admit: It takes a couple of seconds at times for it to search, but it does the job very well. Thanks again for devising this workflow!! I definitely plan on using the daylights out of it in conjunction with the Notion Desktop app.... Now: The next step for the developers of Notion is to get the app set up where a user's contents could be stored offline so an internet connection won't be required to use the app.
  2. Good morning, I've spent literally the past hour attempting to figure this out based on your directions above, but still no success. I have been able to get the "token_v2=...." dynamic into Alfred's "cookie" area, and stripped out the final part of the token information (i.e. starting with the ".www.notion.so / 7/26/2053...."). I also followed your initial instructions that you supplied in GitHub about this topic, copied and pasted the cookie info (which was different than the above information), and still no success. I am seeing that copying & pasting the cookie information of either the token_v2= information, or the results you find in the Developer area of Safari (i.e. Networks Tab - click on "search" item on left hand side - Headers Tab) is working with Alfred because when I search in Alfred via the "ns" wording, I still see the "No Results - Go to Notion Homepage" text as before. The issue is still with the Space ID, which refuses to show up in the Cookies area, even though I have the "Block All Cookies" check box UN-checked in Safari's Preferences area. I found my "Notion User ID", copied and pasted that into Alfred, but still no success.... There are SO many places to view in the Developer area that it's almost like I'm having to think on the level of an Android in order to figure this stuff out.... I have to commend you all who are coders and developers for doing this stuff, because the average person (such as myself) is not into having to search and focus at this level to perform something as simple as this.... Honestly, all I care about is things simply working, and if it doesn't, it feels like the scenario where you go to a candy machine to get some candy, you put your dollar in there, and the candy machine keeps spitting out your dollar, which makes you want to shake the daylights out of the machine to get it to work (LOL).... All in all, I sincerely hope that the developers of Notion will finally release their Public API so that this workflow will be as simple as a) installing the Workflow from Alfred, and b) begin typing my search request in there so it can go straight to either the Desktop app, or the Web app immediately.... In the meantime, I'll just use the Quick Find feature within Notion to search for stuff (similar to how Things 3 is operating now) in order to find items....
  3. Good morning, It appears this workflow just might be an absolute game changer for me when it comes to navigating my database from the Desktop app!!! However, I know absolutely nothing about code, and in spite of going into the Develop Menu here in Safari after importing the Notion Workflow into Alfred, I still can't get it to search in the Desktop app. I still get the "No Results - Go to Notion Homepage" whenever I search for something. I'm still attempting to find it in the latest version of Safari here, but I don't know where to look for it in the Develop area, as it is hugely comprehensive. It contains so many tabs in there, so I have attached a screenshot of what I'm seeing.... Please let me know where to look for the Cookie ID and the Search ID when you can!
  4. Good afternoon, and Happy 4th of July! As a thought: Please be sure to let people know in your documentation that in order to use this workflow in Alfred 3 (especially if they are in OS X El Capitan), they will need to 1) go to Settings/Security and Privacy, then 2) click on the Accessibility link on the left hand side, then 3) add Alfred in the list of apps on the right (if it isn't already over there), then 4) make sure Alfred 3 is checked so that the workflow will work. I found that out by accident in the Alfred forums, via a user's screenshot of the Security & Privacy dialog box of the System Preferences app. I'm somewhat of a "techie," but for the average user, spelling it out like it's shown above can really be of help. Aside from that, very, very good job on this workflow!! I'm already seeing a productivity increase on this end, and the fact that I can search menus of ANY app on my Mac, even ones that don't have keyboard shortcuts is a very big plus! Keep up the great work, ctwise!
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