Google Calendar Display Current Time Line

By yooskeh Last update Mar 15, 2008 — Installed 24,980 times. Daily Installs: 4, 10, 6, 3, 4, 8, 4, 5, 13, 3, 6, 5, 4, 6, 7, 2, 6, 7, 16, 1, 8, 9, 3, 7, 13, 4, 11, 8, 6, 3, 4

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Jesse Andrews Admin

The following is an archive of comments made before threaded discussions was implemented (November 16th, 2008)

 
Henrique Abreu User

I've also noticed the same problem, it's not working and there's also no settings.

 
skysongx User

My timeline disappeared a week or two ago, as well as the tab in the settings. It's still in my greasemonkey userscripts list, but it's just not showing up. Did this happen to anyone else?

 
Norman Rasmu... Scriptwright

Also, if you local computer time-zone does not match the time-zone setting in Google Calendar, the bar appears in the wrong place. It appears at the current computer time, instead of the correct time (in relation to events)

 
Norman Rasmu... Scriptwright

Can you make the line style not apply to the text? Otherwise it's impossible to apply 0.5 opacity to the line, and have opacity of 1 for the text.

 
yooskeh Script's Author

The script was updated for change of the calendar.
Thanks, Norman.

 
Norman Rasmu... Scriptwright

Did Google change the calendar again? I'm getting an error 'view has no properties' in isAllDayView on line 178.

 
Indros User

Right you are, thanks!

 
yooskeh Script's Author

Rogue Trooper: At present, please open setting by sub-menu in Greasemonkey menu if you cannot find tab.

Indros: I think that the problem don't appear in the current version of the script.

 
Rogue Trooper Scriptwright

I don't have the config tab that you refer to in the settings panel (only general, calendars, & mobile) I have better gcal running along with your script

 
Indros User

In the past couple weeks, this script has conflicted with the Date Range display adjacent to the "Today" button in GCal. With the script active, the date range will not change even if you switch weeks/months/years.

For example, I typically use Week View and it displays "Feb 17-23 2008." When I click the arrows to change to next week, the display does not change.

Disabling and reloading the calendar fixes the problem.

OS X 10.4.11
FF 2.0.0.12
Greasemonkey 0.7.20080121.0

 
yooskeh Script's Author

New version is available.
I'm sorry for late update.

 
foldzanfan User

(I noticed this script hasn't been updated in a few months)

I have been trying to change the time line style by going to the "Calender Settings>Time Line" area in the GCal settings. Nothing shows up though. Is there a fix for this or am I one of those that just doesn't get this part to work?

Great script by the way!!! Thanks!

 
jerone Scriptwright

Hey, very nice work.

Any plans in making this script multilanguagel?
I would be happy to translate it in Dutch.

gr J

 
yooskeh Script's Author

Hi, jerone.

Your idea was adopted for the script. The string placed between the quotation mark (" or ') in the time format string is output as it is. If the time format is ["Home" hh:ss], it is displayed in the line as "Home 12:34".

Thank you again.

 
Richard John User

what a wonderfully excellent script. cheers!

 
jerone Scriptwright

Hey yooskeh, still loving this script.

I've got another suggestion, which come out off the last update;
put some text infront or behind the time (e.g. ["Home" + hh:mm] or [hh:mm + "Girlfriend"]).
I think you understand the idea. :p

gr J

 
yooskeh Script's Author

Hi, jerone.

The first suggestion was taken to the script. You can add new time line from a setting panel by clicking "Add time line" button.

I still think about the last suggestion.

Thanks for your proposal.

 
jerone Scriptwright

Hey yooskeh, love this script.

I want to suggest you put the idea off Deodrus worked into this script. The situation Deodrus said is maybe more common and people would like to have 2 lines. Maybe you can make this an option to set 2 lines, with each there own styles.

I also want to suggest another shaped marker. Maybe you can use the markers from list-style-type, so people can choose there own maker type.

Just two idea's, keep up the great work.

gr J

 
yooskeh Script's Author

The script was updated that fixed bug on setting panel. Thanks mod_wastrel.

 
mod_wastrel User

I just installed the latest version today (25Oct2007), and when I go to the "Time Line" tab in Settings, it displays all the settings in the "General" tab with the Time Line settings down at the bottom; so, looks kinda weird. (I like your mod better than the GCal time line option, though. :D Still, I'd just as soon edit the script directly as have a Settings tab where I just put in code. To each his/her own.)

 
yooskeh Script's Author

The script was updated. You can set the line style and time format without editing the script.

 
yooskeh Script's Author

Hi, wmblewett.

The script was updated. You can edit time format in script code. The format of 12 hour display is

    ...
    timeFormat: "HH:mm", /* or "H:mm" without 0 padding */
    ...

 
wmblewett Scriptwright

great script... is there a way to have 12 hour display instead of 24 hour format?

 
yooskeh Script's Author

thouis: Thank you for the information! I hit on to display time by your favor.

mod_wastrel: I'm sorry, because I have not used Google Reader, it is not possible to answer.

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