changing "Agenda View (unsaved)" title for agenda export to pdf

changing "Agenda View (unsaved)" title for agenda export to pdf

[Konstantin Ziegler]

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Dear list,

I've configured several agenda views and use their pdf-exports quite
frequently.
Is there a way to substitute the generic header "Agenda View (unsaved)"
with something specific to the agenda view?  Maybe the description that
is used in the agenda buffer?  Or maybe some option in the definition of
that particular agenda?

Cheers,
Konstantin


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Re: changing "Agenda View (unsaved)" title for agenda export to pdf

[Konstantin Ziegler]

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I received the following suggestion

> You might try adding this to your custom command:
> (org-agenda-overriding-header "Notes")

I tried that already, but would like to document that on the mailing
list for future reference.

This only changes the header for the specific "section" in the agenda
view.  I would like to change the "title" of that particular agenda
view, which occurs in a big box on top of the document for the
pdf-export and as the title in the html export.

Where can I find/modify the latex-template that is used for the
pdf-export of the agenda view?

Cheers,
Konstantin
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Re: changing "Agenda View (unsaved)" title for agenda export to pdf

[Bastien]

Hi Konstantin,

Konstantin Ziegler <konstantin.ziegler@gmail.com> writes:

> I've configured several agenda views and use their pdf-exports quite
> frequently.
> Is there a way to substitute the generic header "Agenda View (unsaved)"
> with something specific to the agenda view?  Maybe the description that
> is used in the agenda buffer?  Or maybe some option in the definition of
> that particular agenda?

You can now use this:

(setq org-agenda-exporter-settings
     '((org-agenda-write-buffer-name "Your Agenda View Name")))

Also check `org-agenda-before-write-hook', which might help.

Thanks,

-- 
 Bastien