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Google Calendar todo list prototype
A really basic TODO list for Google Calendar
*NOTE* Please see Gimite's version at http://gimite.ddo.jp/archive/user_js/googlecale...
for a functional version that stores entries within Google Calendar.
This is a *prototype* for a script to add a To-do list to Google Calendar. As of this writing it stores to-do entries in the GM local store, which means that each of your firefox installs/computers will have its own list.
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thanx for great script
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Hi,
I clicked "Install this Script" and I got a page full of code but I don't know what to do next. I am not a programmer but I am fairly computer savvy.
thanks,
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Due to a recent google calendar update, this line: todo_title_div = single_xpath("//div[@id='nb_todo']//div[@class='s h']"); Isn't working anymore. Thus I would suggest that you all upgrade to version 0.4.1 here: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/9179 |
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I get the yellow bar at the top of the page that reads "This is a GreaseMonkey userscript. Click install to start using it." When I click the "Install" button, nothing happens. Can some explain what the problem may be? I have both GCal and GreaseMonkey as Add-Ons. Thanks for your help... |
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I have created an improved version improving further on Gimite's improvement :) |
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i tried messing around with the script and settings so that the list would also show up in gMail but have been unsuccessful thus far. anyone have any thoughts? |
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maest: My modified version (see comment below) shows To-do list between the small calendar and "Calendars" list. |
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would be nice if the to-do list was placed above the calendar box. I have a lot of calendars and the to-do list runs off the bottom of the page. |
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Thank you for great script. I've hacked it to:
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Hey, just a suggestion, but wouldn't it be easier to take the to-do list google already offers on ig and just feed it into the calendar sidebar....Kind of like this guy: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/3829 Like I said, Just a suggestion. |
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This is amazing -- and useful. I don't understand proframming, so this might be off the wall, but is there a way to store this list at some random hour of each day's calendar -- like 4 am? jack |
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Why don't you just store the tasks as "fake events" somewhere in the past using the Google Calendar API? |
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very cool |
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This is fantastic. Nicely done! And very quickly done, as well. |
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Some useful URLs...
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