thanx for great script
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Hi,
I don't know how to install this script.
Could someone talk me through it? do I need to be running FireFox? [I am running Mozilla 1.7 (i like the old version better)]

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.
any help appreciated.

thanks,
wenzday

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

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...

I have created an improved version improving further on Gimite's improvement :)

http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/9179

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?

maest: My modified version (see comment below) shows To-do list between the small calendar and "Calendars" list.

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.

Thank you for great script. I've hacked it to:
> store the tasks as "fake events" somewhere in the past using the Google Calendar API
as Carl S said, and made some little (hopefully) improvements of UI.
http://gimite.ddo.jp/archive/user_js/googlecale...

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.

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

Why don't you just store the tasks as "fake events" somewhere in the past using the Google Calendar API?

very cool

This is fantastic. Nicely done! And very quickly done, as well.