In Finder or Pathfinder, when I create new documents I usually write the top of document “file location” where I insert the unix path of the document, so that anyone reading the printed version can easily locate the document, or that I can locate that document if I copy pasted it into another app or sent it by email.
It would be nice to have the equivalent for DevonThink items. The item link itself is cryptic and does not give any clue as to the item location.
For example, when I create an RTF(D) item, I would like to be able to be able to “insert item hierarchy” at the beginning of the note.
Assuming that I am creating a RTFD note about new razors, I would like to insert at the top of the item Database Inbox Hierarchy Shopping → Household → Razors → new razor review 2021
Note that the database is inbox, Shopping, Household, Razors are folders and new razor review 2021 is the title of the item.
A solution would also perhaps be to create a script to do so.
A basic solution would be to create a new document and to insert the placeholders for database & group name via the contextual menu like this for example:
Database: %databaseName%, Group: %groupName%
Finally export this document as a template (see File > Export). NOTE: Placeholders which require the not yet existing item (e.g. %recordLocation%) do not work in this case.
thank you for your comment. Since I don’t know scripts, I was trying OCR of the information panel but the resulting text is full of garbage characters.