This is a little something I've been working on recently. It's not a plugin,
but makes use of  jQuery(obviously) and the Interface plugin. I have bigger
plans for the project, but I decided to trim it down and create a lite
version of it I can use in my google homepage for now and I wanted to share
it and give a little back. This is just another twist on a to-do list. I've
used other google homepage modules for to-do lists but there was always some
functionality I wished was different, so I made my own. The list is sortable
by dragging the handles on the left, and the priorities will change
automatically or you will be asked to set it manually on certain cases in
which automated selection wouldn't make sense(play around with it and you'll
see what I mean). The to-do can also be edited in line by double clicking
the title, and of course you can delete it by clicking the x. 

Here is a screenshot of it on a google homepage:
http://www.brianlitzinger.com/code/mydaylite_demo/preview.gif

Here is a working preview:
http://www.brianlitzinger.com/code/mydaylite_demo/

Here is the zip file:
http://www.brianlitzinger.com/code/mydaylite_demo/MyDayLite.zip

Note: if a lot of people are playing around with the demo it might get a
little wonky. Right now its really only intended for personal use from your
own server and database(database dump is in the zip file). There is no
login/security... its all pretty basic right now. I only tested it in
Firefox and IE, and it doesn't work in IE((maybe b/c I'm using an older
version of jQuery that works with the Interface plugin?). To get it working
in google you need to load xml file(be sure to edit the url within it).

Maybe some of you will find it usefull. If you sift through the code and
have any suggestions let me know.
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