I have looked into thus further, and I've managed to get Exchange contacts to be shown by Quicksilver. I have no way of testing CardDav contacts, but I believe they will work as well :)
We will release an updated address book plugin soon. On 21 April 2012 00:46, Patrick Robertson <[email protected]>wrote: > It appears that this is a limitation in the API provided by Apple, and is > not something we can change. > I'd be interested to know which 'competitors' you have found that can also > see CardDAV items? If they exist, then it must surely be possible. > > Just to make sure something is not going amiss, what do you get if you > type this command in Terminal.app: > > defaults read com.blacktree.Quicksilver QSABGroupLimit > > and you don't have a group called "Quicksilver" in your address book? > > > References: > > > http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2881468/create-abperson-records-in-a-shared-carddav-10-6-server-hosted-addressbook > > On 20 April 2012 10:27, Richard <[email protected]> wrote: > >> In anticipation of the shutdown of MobileMe I've just moved all my >> contacts to a CardDAV server. Everything works fine in Address Book, >> but none of the contacts shows up in Quicksilver. >> >> I've tried refreshing my QS Catalog, but still nothing shows up. >> >> I've noticed from some old (really old) posts in this group that there >> has been a problem with contacts not showing up from Exchange servers. >> I'm assuming that this is the same thing. Any chance someone could >> have a look at this? I've been using QS for a while and would rather >> not have to switch to one of the competitors, but this could be a deal- >> breaker for me… >> > >
