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Glad to hear that. I think you should opt for the regular document structure with no toggles: in fact, on Notion it's pretty easy to convert a heading to a toggle heading with already indented blocks. I think it should be easier for you as well.
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I'm really sorry. I wasn't able to fix this issue last night. Initially, I was thinking of handling the titles and content as different cases, with the text content being presented in notion as a bulleted list. However, the actual implementation turned out to be quite complex. After struggling with it for a while, I gave up and temporarily removed all levels, directly syncing to Notion. There are still some issues now, such as Notion only supporting up to three levels of headings. I'll fix it when I have some free time later on.
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Thank you. Work together and make progress together.
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Hello, in Logseq, when the indentation goes beyond 3 levels and you try to invoke Notion's API, an error occurs. This might be because I've converted the indentation in Logseq into toggle lists in Notion. Perhaps I shouldn't have done it this way?
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Hello, I tried with just 1 level of indentation. With no headings it's fine, it successfully converts to toggle lists. With headings maybe they should be converted to heading-toggle lists. I don't know if by avoiding the conversion to toggle list the problem could be solved. What do you think?
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I think you're right. I just realized what you mentioned – the issue of having a title with no content – and it's not related to the problem of having three levels of indentation that I mentioned earlier. Perhaps I should convert them into heading-toggle lists instead of toggle lists. If I have time tonight, maybe I'll work on fixing it.
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Alternatively, I think we could completely abandon toggle lists and use a regular document structure.
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Take your time man, I appreciate your effort!
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Sleep well man, I am just getting started in Software Development, otherwise I could have given you more detailed suggestions in code!
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