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will.sargent	Posted Dec 03, 2012 in: iOS app update: Version 3.0 includes over 100 improvements. Score: 2 will.sargent Posted: Dec 03, 2012 Score: 2 I'm having some problems with the new UI. I keep all my tasks organized by folder and context. Everything goes into the Inbasket Folder by default. Now, every time I want to switch between folders I have to click on the Folder dropdown, then click on the folder I want. It's actually more work than previous UI. If you're doing feature requests, I'd like to be able to keep folders or contexts in the grey task area to the left.
will.sargent	Posted Jun 30, 2012 in: I need a quicker way to post more complete tasks Score: 0 will.sargent Posted: Jun 30, 2012 Score: 0 This Alfred extension sounds like it does what you want. I'm not sure whether you're saying that you want something that the Ruby gem can't do, or that you don't have the option of installing the Ruby gem. http://aosekai.net/2011/09/quickly-add-new-task-to-toodledo-with-alfred/ This message was edited Jun 30, 2012.
will.sargent	Posted Mar 19, 2012 in: Stronger token encryption? Score: 1 will.sargent Posted: Mar 19, 2012 Score: 1 Hi there, I noticed that version 2.0 is using MD5 with the app token for authentication. It's actually very easy for today's hardware to break MD5 -- either by reverse engineering it, or by creating a key that looks like it. Just google for "MD5 security risk" to see the results. Using HMAC-SHA512 or another SHA-2 based algorithm would provide much better security -- any chance of an upgrade?
will.sargent	Posted Nov 21, 2010 in: API 2.0 Score: 0 will.sargent Posted: Nov 21, 2010 Score: 0 YAY!
will.sargent	Posted Oct 20, 2010 in: Displaying Toodledo on a Betabrite LED Display FTW Score: 0 will.sargent Posted: Oct 20, 2010 Score: 0 Posted by jonzenor: That is very cool. Would be nice to have it customizable, such as show things due today or things with the Next Action. I do not have a betabrite, but have always wanted one. Now I have a reason to get one lol. Making it customizable is probably the next step -- I have the web server accessible, so I just need to expose a query interface to the web and then carry that back through. I was having some problems with the session not being able to get new keys and invalidating, but I think I've ironed those out now -- it now updates only every 5 minutes, and tries to keep the existing key for as long as possible.
will.sargent	Posted Oct 04, 2010 in: Evernote integration Score: 0 will.sargent Posted: Oct 04, 2010 Score: 0 You already can do Evernote integration: I have evernote scripts here: http://github.com/wsargent/evernote-import and they can be used in conjunction with the Ruby client to integrate with Toodledo.
will.sargent	Posted Oct 04, 2010 in: Displaying Toodledo on a Betabrite LED Display FTW Score: 0 will.sargent Posted: Oct 04, 2010 Score: 0 Before I do anything else, take a look at this: http://twitpic.com/2uh58x http://twitpic.com/2uh5ft The source code for setting this up is here: http://github.com/wsargent/radiator I've made it as clear as I can, but you will most probably need to be a developer or enthusiast to set this up. The good news is that's pretty cheap: Betabrite costs around $150 (or much less on eBay), and a cheap Unix server (using an Atom chip) may cost $169. I've set up the code so that it only displays things which are either starred, or past their due date, which reduces the amount of overload time. The script goes out and polls the website for changes every minute, and changes the displayed task every five seconds.
will.sargent	Posted Mar 31, 2010 in: How much is considered Excessive API usage? Score: 0 will.sargent Posted: Mar 31, 2010 Score: 0 Just a note that the problem is partially fixed; it will only ask for the API token when the last one expires. As far as minimizing calls to the APIs, it's much better to keep a running instance of the gem (which caches tasks internally) than to repeatedly call it from the command line.
will.sargent	Posted Mar 31, 2010 in: Quicksilver + RubyGems Commandline Tools Score: 0 will.sargent Posted: Mar 31, 2010 Score: 0 Hi rjoung, Probably the problem is that you have a different PATH environment variable in your local drive, and so it's not picking up the executables. So first try export GEM_HOME=$HOME/.gem/ruby/1.8/ export PATH=$GEM_HOME/bin:$PATH And then if that doesn't work, do the following: gem uninstall toodledo gem install toodledo and that should fix things.
will.sargent	Posted Feb 16, 2010 in: How much is considered Excessive API usage? Score: 0 will.sargent Posted: Feb 16, 2010 Score: 0 I'm working on caching as much data as I can, but based on the nature of the command line nature of the utility, it has to be filesystem based rather than memory based. The core library itself just does calls to the server, so I have to wrap that in a caching layer.
will.sargent	Posted Jan 15, 2010 in: Command line tools Score: 0 will.sargent Posted: Jan 15, 2010 Score: 0 This is a flaw in the Ruby gem -- it does not persist the token in between processes. The best way to pull large amounts of data is to write a single Ruby program that runs as a daemon and checks the file at given intervals. I'll look into the amount of work it would take to add a cache or persist the token.
will.sargent	Posted Oct 24, 2009 in: Add task select boxes broken with Google Chrome :-( Score: 0 will.sargent Posted: Oct 24, 2009 Score: 0 You can select something by typing, but the dropdown box will never appear in Google Chrome 3.x. Happens consistently across platforms -- tried it on Mac, Windows and Linux and same behavior. In here as a topic rather than a support request because I know Google Chrome isn't supported right now. This message was edited Oct 24, 2009.
will.sargent	Posted Aug 26, 2008 in: iPhone App Score: 0 will.sargent Posted: Aug 26, 2008 Score: 0 I really like it, but there's no context. It's good for adding stuff and checking it at a glance, but it's not nearly rich enough.
will.sargent	Posted Jul 23, 2008 in: Command line client in Ruby available Score: -1 will.sargent Posted: Jul 23, 2008 Score: -1 There's no way to add a due date currently through the command line client. You could tweak the parser, or you could leverage the library and write a custom ruby script that parses a date...
will.sargent	Posted Jun 18, 2008 in: OpenID with Yahoo Service Provider? Score: 0 will.sargent Posted: Jun 18, 2008 Score: 0 Hello, What's the version of OpenID that's supported? I've been trying my Yahoo OpenID, and it complains it only supports 2.0. Will.
will.sargent	Posted Jun 18, 2008 in: printing script for toodledo Score: 0 will.sargent Posted: Jun 18, 2008 Score: 0 Sweet. I have the beginnings of a Python library, but it's not very complete yet. I have tasks working, but not folders or contexts. But here's how you do it in Ruby: http://www.toodledo.com/forums/3/21/-265/command-line-client-in-ruby-available.html
will.sargent	Posted Jun 03, 2008 in: staying in secure mode Score: 0 will.sargent Posted: Jun 03, 2008 Score: 0 I use the GreaseMonkey addon with Firefox: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/2588
will.sargent	Posted Jun 01, 2008 in: Status filter not enabled? Score: 0 will.sargent Posted: Jun 01, 2008 Score: 0 Whoops. Okay, I see it. I was looking for something saying 'filter by status'.
will.sargent	Posted Jun 01, 2008 in: onfor attribute in api docs not mentioned Score: 0 will.sargent Posted: Jun 01, 2008 Score: 0 I'm seeing this when I'm getting a task back: <timer onfor="123">600</timer> But there's no mention of the 'onfor' attribute in the docs. And the timer parameter is only mentioned in the 'edit task' context, not adding or getting.
will.sargent	Posted May 31, 2008 in: Status filter not enabled? Score: 0 will.sargent Posted: May 31, 2008 Score: 0 "There are a variety of values that you can choose from, and there is a new filter that can be used to hide tasks that are deferred or inactive." I don't see any filter of that nature, and I have status enabled in my accounts settings.

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