Hello,
I've been really enjoying D3, but there is one feature (for me anyway)
which would be really nice to have.
I have a huge amount of someday-maybe projects defined that I'd like
to skim over in my project review.
Currently I need to click each one of them individually to review
them. This
for (var j = 0; j < project.gtdActions.length; j++)
> {
>var action = project.gtdActions[j];
>var subListItem =
> createTiddlyElement(subList, "li");
>var el =
> config.macros.gtdAction.creat
action = project.gtdActions[j];
>var subListItem =
> createTiddlyElement(subList, "li");
>var el =
> config.macros.gtdAction.createActionElement(subListItem,
> action, project.title, action.tags);
>}
>}
>}
> }
> //}
To answer my own question that would be GTDmenu
Wow... This is an awesome application..
On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 9:42 AM, jonas thomas wrote:
> Tom,
> Thanks so much One issue I had is that when I copied and pasted some
> line feeds where generated that needed to be taken out.
>
Hello,
I've been running into a situation which has been currently discussed
before.
http://groups.google.com/group/gtd-tiddlywiki/msg/9dcaa5be07a0dd28
I've run in a situation where I'm in a hurry that I create a project
with no next step. I just recently discovered that they're not
showing up in
I've been really getting in to D3 and Gtd and it really works for me.
The way I've been using it is to put a prefix on the project title.
0.H
1.W
Where the numeric represents the six level model of review my work.
0 = Runway
5 = Life
This works out well with my reviews, since the stuff that needs
I've been playing around with defining a tiddler as a project and created
and action called a @sub-project and it seems to work.
I had a the combo action tiddler tagged as:
action @sub-project project important
and it seems to work ok
I originally had this tagged as:
project action @sub-project i
Just tried the macro in the link... Seems to work just fine in picking up
projects with no actions just fine.
This java script stuff is darn interesting... Just added learning it as
another project...
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> "GTD TiddlyWiki
As they say what ever works for you is the main thing.
I found your contexts interesting I thought I'd throw mine in also.
@assign
@car_ride (I ride share with someone and I use this to flag something
for the ride from or to work.)
@digital_camera
@errands
@home
@home_basement
@home_calls
@home_co
Short answer yes. For the long answer read on:
I've been using D3 for about a year and have been very pleased.
I initially looked at Mgtd and it made no sense to me. Although I
must say I happened to look at Mgtd again a couple of days ago and
had moment of clarity where I could appreciate its ele
I thought I'd throw the question out here.
I've been using D3 for over 8 months and I like it. I happened to
take another test ride on mgtd the other day and found some features I
really liked and some others that I preferred in D3.
Has anyone made any enhancements to D3 that would duplicate the
well said.
On Sun, Dec 6, 2009 at 9:17 PM, Mat wrote:
> If you have some type of technical background or an interest in
> learning various computer "stuff" then I can recommend TW and the
> variants here. I find TW extremely useful and fascinating although I
> struggle with it A LOT. If you don'
day" all>>===
> +++(gtdOtherProjectsSliderState)[Other:] < mybandsite -important -someday" all>>===
>
> -- tomo
>
> On Dec 5, 7:58 pm, Jonas Thomas wrote:
>
>
>
> > I thought I'd throw the question out here.
>
> > I've been u
Hello,
I hate to be a pain here. But I don't know if I hosed something or
not.
I found the backstage export to be convenient to export my archived
actions and projects and then delete them after I did the export.
I thought I was dumping data into a blank D3 file and I could look at
what I archiv
Ok... I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong here.
So... yesterday I'm surfing and I run across this video on youtube for
google chrome.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCgQDjiotG0&feature=pyv&ad=5456497977&kw=google%20chrome%20video%20downloader
(Sorry don't know how to make a hyperlink in the groups wi
Uggg..
So I downloaded the .jar and extracted it in the same directory as my d3
file
and I then tried to execute
jo...@jonas5://media/0AFD-2985/D3$ chromium-browser --enable-file-cookies
file:///media/0AFD-2985/D3/d3-jt.html
from a terminal prompt.
I'm using chromium version 5.0.375.86 (49890)
The link you send talks about about enabling Java in Google Chrome in
GNU/Linux?
"
Just link libnpjp2.so which is in /lib/i386 to /opt/google/chrome/plugins
(you need to create this directory before...)
# mkdir /opt/google/chrome/plugins
# cd /opt/google/chrome/plugins
# ln -s /usr/local/jre1.6.0_
Ok...
I did a little re-reading of
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=535 which seems to
discuss chrome and tiddly wiki and Chrome specifically.
Supposedly the issue that's been discuss has been storing of cookies from
local HTML files.
In one of the first posts some one had posted
That looks so promising
#$^&(&@#%^ doesn't seem to work with D3.
Hmm. The test file doesn't work with the cookies either, but something seems
to be happening with D3 but I still get the messages.
(It looks like some gtd cookies are getting through)
I need to look at this later after work (and b
Is that in general for Chrome or specifically for tiddlywiki?
On Fri, Jul 16, 2010 at 10:00 AM, Ken Girard wrote:
> The jar file is a java file, so you need to have java on your computer
> to be able to save with Chrome.
>
> Ken Girard
>
> On Jul 16, 6:39 am, jonas thomas wro
Hmm... I already have 2 nights invested in this already.. I suppose giving
opera a quick try (famous last words) won't be too big of a deal.
Other than the .jar files, is there anything else I need. (I wonder if Opera
loads up in synaptic with Java as dependency).
Has anyone had any success with g
So... I thought the issue was I didn't java installed on my machine.
I found an interesting link here:
http://www.clickonf5.org/linux/how-install-sun-java-ubuntu-1004-lts
I just went to synaptic which shows that I have openJDK installed.
according to the link bellow I need to create a folder and
You are correct I am using Chromium?
The main reason I'm using it was available from synaptic.
I was curious about the differences, I ran across an interesting explanation
here:
http://www.chromeplugins.org/google/chrome-talk/whats-difference-between-google-chrome-chromium-8318.html
[from May 2009
>
>
> I tried D3 and a number of other TD-based solutions. The big thing in
>> favor of mGSD (Monkey): subprojects. I don't recall any other
>> solutions with this ability. It isn't perfect, but it at least
>> recognizes that some projects are connected.
>>
>
> I should have mentioned that part. D
Hmm.. Any chance of quitting and coming back after a month with a clean
slate?
It sounds to me that the issue lies further up stream versus your GTD
system.
Before I stumbled on to GTD [in reading a book called "Dreaming in Code"] ,
I use to use make up these to do lists. It seems like wound up
I seem to be getting experiencing the same phenomena. But... If you close
D3 and re-open all seems well (for me anyway).
I've never seem to have the need to projectify.
It seems if you just have an action you can assign a project to it.
It seems like projectify takes and action out of an existing
Ok... First off, you need to get yourself to your local library or Borders
if it still exists ;( and get a copy of David Allen's "Getting Things Done"
D3 as well as Mgtd are designed to follow this methodology.
You don't have do to's in the way I think your thinking.
What you need to is to setup u
eate new context" button in d^3, it does not enforce this
> > convention. Thanks for for the explanation above - this made for a
> > Aha! moment. Now . . .back to the learning curve. . . .
> >
> > On Mar 29, 12:07 pm, Jonas Thomas wrote:
> >> Sorry about the quic
Hm. That's strange. I thought I saw that behavior also, but when I checked
on Linux Firefox 3.6.17 and I'm not seeing it. The choice appears to be
persistent between sessions. I'm using that TiddlySaver.jar. Perhaps that
the difference.
For myself, the context functionality has always bugged
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