Re: Quick way to select Realm!?

2009-04-01 Thread jdunham

There are two separate issues here:

1) Can it be a lot easier to change Realms?
Of course anything *could* be done with enough time and effort, but it
doesn't seem worth it.  For most users, the realms don't change much.
For example, I have 'work' and 'personal' and a couple others, but for
any tiddler, the realm never changes, or I change it just once if I
created the tiddler in the wrong realm. It would be a waste of screen
space to have an easy way to change the realms of each item in a view.

If you are using realms for some other purpose, you might describe it
and we could try to suggest an alternative way to use mGTD.

2) Is there a way to change the realms of many items at once?
I don't think there's an easy way within tiddlywiki.  In your
situation, I would try to modify the html file directly (make a backup
first, of course!).
For example, Notepad++ lets you search on regular expressions.
(warning, regexps are very powerful but bewildering if you are not
familiar with them).
Using Notepad++, if you do a regexp search for
   ^( wrote:
> Hiya,
>
> Is there any way of doing this? I'd love a screen like the 'Project
> Dashboard' where all the projects are listed. Then, instead of
> toggling buttons between 'a' (for active) and 's/m' (for Someday/
> Maybe) you can click each project into a different realm. These
> 'toggle buttons' wouldn't have to be named the same as the realms if
> that took up too much room. There could just be numbers. 1 to 3 or 1
> to 6 depending on how many realms you have. Also, clicking a project
> into a different realm would ideally change the realm of all of the
> projects tiddlers too (this could be a selectable option if some uses
> like actions in different realms to projects).
>
> Is this doable? Or is there a better solution? I want to use my realms
> more, but have hundreds of projects (and all of their sub actions), so
> it's just un-usable for me at the moment.
>
> Cheers
> Damian
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Re: List of actions without project

2009-04-01 Thread jdunham

Isn't Review -> Action Dashboard by Project good enough?  There is
other stuff in the view, but it does show all actions with no project.

On Apr 1, 12:18 am, Didier Bretin  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> can you help me on how I can add a new button to "Review" tab to list
> actions without project. When I create a task without project, I
> consider it is an action in inbox. I need to review them and place
> them in a project.
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Regards.
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List of actions without project

2009-04-01 Thread Didier Bretin

Hi,

can you help me on how I can add a new button to "Review" tab to list
actions without project. When I create a task without project, I
consider it is an action in inbox. I need to review them and place
them in a project.

Thanks for your help.

Regards.
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Re: Syntax mgtdList

2009-04-01 Thread Daniel Burón

You can find info in the code, just look in plugins for MgtdList,
there you'll find the declaration of the function and its parameters.
You can also play a little with different parameters and look the
results, there are not so many parameters and it relative easy.

It would be nice a way to create a sort of tree view of projects and
subprojects, using first Area and then project herarchy. I'd have a
look to the treeview plugin but if anyone has done something like that
before it would be nice to post it here. Thanks

On Mar 31, 7:04 pm, Blazeguru  wrote:
> Nowbody who knows how to use the parameters of mgtdlist or where I can
> find information ?
>
> On 27 mrt, 20:24, Blazeguru  wrote:
>
>
>
> > mgtdList is used many times in MonkeyGTD. In this newsgroup I also
> > read sometimes about this command. It seems very interesting (sort of
> > SQL for querying tiddlers ?). I could not find how to use this
> > command. Can someone tell me where I can find the syntax of this
> > command ?- Hide quoted text -
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Re: List of actions without project

2009-04-01 Thread Didier Bretin

On 1 avr, 09:57, jdunham  wrote:
> Isn't Review -> Action Dashboard by Project good enough?  There is
> other stuff in the view, but it does show all actions with no project.

Effectively, I can see them ! Thanks, I didn't see this feature.

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Re: Edit sidebar/mainmenu

2009-04-01 Thread fogleman

I added the GoToplugin (http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#GotoPlugin) to my
file and then added <> to my doWorkMenu tiddler.  To get
a list of tiddlers tagged "excludeSearch," (or quickly find any other
tiddler)  I can type the tag/tiddler name into this search box, and
open the "excludeSearch" tag.

Jay

On Apr 1, 2:34 am, jdunham  wrote:
> The tiddler you want is "MGTDSidebar".  However I'm not sure it saves
> you any screen space, and they'll probably come right back if you ever
> update your mGTD with the latest source.
>
> If you are desperate to find a tiddler, you can always use your
> browser's 'View Source' option and search, and it should be easy
> enough to figure out where it is called.
>
> Once you know the name, you can go to the Sidebar -> More... -> TW ->
> All, and it will be in the list.
>
> I agree that it would be helpful to get a list or a tiddler containing
> everything tagged with 'excludeSearch', or a search option which would
> ignore that tag.  If anyone knows how, please respond!
>
> Jason
>
> On Mar 30, 6:06 am, mizipzor  wrote:
>
> > Short version: How do I edit the sidebar? Navigation box situated
> > topright in the default theme containing Work/Review/Process.
>
> > Long version: Been trying out the software for the last two hours.
> > Something is nagging me, and I want to edit it. Its the sidebar (or
> > main menu).
>
> > I want to do away with the Process tab (I can do all that with
> > quickadd it seems, so the tab just bloats).
> > I want Review gone, most of the entries there are duplicates (or close
> > to duplicates) of the things I find under Work.
> > In Work, Ive added some custom entries I want, and removed most of
> > them (since they were so similar).
>
> > Just wanted to explain since this is the first time I try the GTD
> > approach (hence, also the first software I try) am I way off here? :P
>
> > Ive been looking where to edit the sidebar. Closest I got was to
> > change the individual tabs (Work/Review/Process). I also found some
> > theme ticklers, but I couldnt find any sidebar stuff in there,
> > although logically I thought it was there I should look.
>
> > Its hard to search for this stuff as well, since most of them have the
> > excludeSearch tag. Can I search with those tags included btw?
>
>
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Re: Edit sidebar/mainmenu

2009-04-01 Thread jdunham

Thanks for the tip.  I also discovered that in the tiddler commands
(close/close others/edit/...) you can choose "more" and then
"references" and navigate upward that way.  I am getting the plugin
for sure, but this would have helped the original poster.

On Apr 1, 2:27 am, fogle...@mail.uri.edu wrote:
> I added the GoToplugin (http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#GotoPlugin) to my
> file and then added <> to my doWorkMenu tiddler.  To get
> a list of tiddlers tagged "excludeSearch," (or quickly find any other
> tiddler)  I can type the tag/tiddler name into this search box, and
> open the "excludeSearch" tag.
>
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Re: D3 issues from a newbie

2009-04-01 Thread YinYanger

Hi!

On Mar 18, 10:24 am, Tom Otvos  wrote:
> Well, I am glad you like d-cubed. But note that "waiting for" is built  
> into the app, in the sense that you merely need to create an  
> appropriate context. I personally use "-waiting" so it sorts ahead of  
> "@" contexts, but I also have hashed "#" contexts for specific people  
> that I frequently wait on. So you would simply set the context to,  
> say, "#wife" to signify you are waiting for your wife to complete an  
> action.
>

Thanks and sorry about the delay to reply.
I liked and will try your 2nd approach (# contexts). It makes sense...

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