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Safari
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Vin Thomas |
Any chance of coming up with a Safari plugin? It is my browser of choice, and it would be nice to at least "Command+A" to add a task. I can live without the sidebar, but adding tasks would be awesome like you are able in FF.
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Jake Toodledo Founder |
Thanks for the suggestion.
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cmodonnell.spear |
I's like to second this request. I prefer Safari for a number of reasons, and I would really like it if there was even a bookmarklet for adding tasks or even a note
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KeithStone |
A bookmarklet would be great, since it would work from any browser. I'm thinking Safari on the iPhone.
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rmp135 |
Fourth'd. Like the 'Google note in reader' bookmarklet. Adding a small box to the top of the page that can be entered into. Maybe add the current URL or selected text to the 'note' section of the task?
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DougieSpam |
Here is a bookmarklet that should work:
javascript:void((function(){if(document.body){var%20v=0.18;var%20s='';if(window.getSelection){s=wind ow.getSelection()}else%20if(document.getSelection){s=document.getSelection()}else%20if(document.sele ction){s=document.selection.createRange().text}else{return}var%20p=prompt('New%20task','d%20toodledo %20'+s+'%20#link');if(p){e=document.createElement('iframe');e.id='port';e.style.visibility='hidden'; d ocument.body.appendChild(e);var%20port=document.getElementById('port');port.src='http://www.twitlet .com/updates/?a=INSERT TWITLET STRING HERE&t='+encodeURIComponent(p)}}else{window.location='http://www.twitlet.com'}})()); You'll need to delete spaces and carriage returns from the above, the forum seems to have mangled it something awful. To make this work, you will need to sign up for updates via twitter (and a twitter account of course). You will then need to make a bookmarklet at the Twitlet site http://www.twitlet.com/ Edit the bookmarklet that the Twitlet site made for you and copy the string that is inserted between: "src='http://www.twitlet.com/updates/?a=" and &t='+encodeURIComponent(p)}} replace the string INSERT TWITLET STRING HERE in the above bookmarklet with that string. Basically this string contains an encoded version of your twitter username and password. The bookmarklet as is, will send a direct message to Toodledo with whatever text you have highlighted in the browser and a link to the page. You can edit the message before you send it. It doesn't look like selecting text works on the iPhone. This message was edited Sep 10, 2009. |
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Vin Thomas |
Any work on this yet? I use FF3 mainly because of the Toodledo add-on. I would love to see a bookmarklet or plugin created for Safari.
Update? |
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Jake Toodledo Founder |
The bookmarklet above should work for any web browser, including Safari.
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Vin Thomas |
Well, that is not really a true TD bookmarklet. For this kind of functionality I can just use the Google Quick Search Box to send DM's to Toodledo via twitter and get the exact same thing.
What I am looking for is something similar to the FF add-on for Safari. The main issue is my desire to paste the url in the notes field. You can't do that via twitter. |
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Jake Toodledo Founder |
I see.
Safari doesn't have an easy to use add-on interface like Firefox does, so making addons for Safari is a lot more work. We'll think about it. |
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Vin Thomas |
What about a bookmarklet that would pop-up a simple add task dialogue. It could be in the form of a simple webpage. Have you seen what Todoist has done with their bookmarklet? Pretty cool stuff!
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Jake Toodledo Founder |
I haven't seen that yet, but I'll take a look.
Thanks |
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Vin Thomas |
Here is the feature I was talking about with Todoist. Very slick.
http://todoist.com/anywhere |
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Jake Toodledo Founder |
Yeah, that is pretty cool. We'll have to look into that as an option for our slim website.
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DougieSpam |
One thing that could help is the ability to submit new tasks using an http "Get" request.
For example, if I could submit a task using: http://www.toodledo.com/<my_user_name>/submit?task=Do%20Stuff&DueDate=Now&Folder=work&Priority=To p It should be pretty easy to write a bookmarklet that can submit using this. This would probably be useful for other things as well. For example, I could add a link to Google reader for sending items directly to ToodleDo: http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2009/08/google-readers-send-to-feature.html |
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Vin Thomas |
Yes, It would be awesome to see a bookmarklet or Google Reader "send to" button.
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Jake Toodledo Founder |
We are looking into the idea of a bookmarklet.
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Quang |
Just wanted to +1 a bookmarklet for "quick add".
Created a quick add bookmarklet that opens the toodledo's slip/add tool in new window. javascript:void(open('http://www.toodledo.com/slim/#_add','Toodledo','scrollbars=no,width=350,height =462,top=75,left=75,status=yes,resizable=yes')) Regards, Quang This message was edited Dec 20, 2009. |
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Vin Thomas |
Posted by Quang:
Just wanted to +1 a bookmarklet for "quick add". Created a quick add bookmarklet that opens the toodledo's slip/add tool in new window. javascript:void(open('http://www.toodledo.com/slim/#_add','Toodledo','scrollbars=no,width=350,height =462,top=75,left=75,status=yes,resizable=yes')) Regards, Quang Awesome hack. Now all we need is Toodledo to create a small page that can do this in a simpler format. |
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Quang |
Yeh can't seem to create a "ToodleDo This!" link for easy drag&drop in the forum.
This message was edited Dec 21, 2009. |
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