Re: The URI to be decoded is not a valid encoding

2009-04-04 Thread Daniel Baird

Interesting.. sounds like it might be a bug in TW core -- the title
should be URL encoded before it in stuck into an attribute.

Any TW core folk want to have a look at this?

;Daniel


On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 6:42 PM, Jonnyx10e3 jonnyx1...@googlemail.com wrote:

 Just to make you all aware.

 I suddenly encountered the following error when opening MonkeyGTD this
 morning when opening the tickler dashboard.

        The URI to be decoded is not a valid encoding

 This was surprising as this was the only significant issue I have had
 with MonkeyGTD since I have been using it for 6 months now.  After
 some detective work it turned out that I had created a tickler last
 week with a % sign in the title.  In order to fix this I edited my
 MonkeyGTD.html (after making a backup) and removing the offending %

        div title=Do you want any O'Really books?  40%off !

 became

        div title=Do you want any O'Really books?  40 off !

 Just thought I would let everyone know as googling for this issue did
 not bring anything up.

 




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I've tried going to the XHTML bar / a few times, but it's always closed.

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Re: Quick way to select Realm!?

2009-04-04 Thread Daniel Baird

I think if you open up the Realm tiddler, edit it, and change the
tiddler title from the old realm name to a new realm name, you will
get a question Do you want to rename tag myOldRealmName in other
tiddlers? or something like that.  If you say yes to that, I think it
will rename the Realm the way you'd expect.

Of course, that is just renaming the Realm.  If you want to select 90%
of the things in a realm, and change the realm of just those, this
won't help.

On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 5:54 PM, jdunham jwdun...@gmail.com wrote:

 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
   ^(div.+tags=[^]*Project)([ ])
 and replace it with
   \1 MyRealm\2
 you can assign every project to MyRealm. Or else you could use Find
 rather than Replace, and paste in a tag manually where needed.

 Jason

 On Mar 26, 5:13 am, Damian m...@daminator.com 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: Waiting actions

2009-04-04 Thread Kralik

 Another thing; it is a bit inconsistent now in that the default for
 created actions is 'next'. I suggest a quick-fix(?): Setting a
 Depends on pretty much by definition means that an action is
 Future and IMO should be changed into that by default (if it was
 tagged Next, but not SomedayMaybe or Waiting). As it is now, this has
 to be done manually.
 Possible?

Great idea! Here you go, put this in MgtdTagControls --
MultiSelectTag. Find the following:

// if selectedItem is null this works to remove any
actOnTiddler.setTagFromGroup(tag,selectedItem);

Then add below:

// automatically make dependent actions future
if (tag == Action) {
if (selectedItem == null)
  actOnTiddler.setTagFromGroup(ActionStatus, Next);
else
  actOnTiddler.setTagFromGroup(ActionStatus, Future);
}

Note that if an action is dependent and you remove that dependency, it
will become a Next action.
Works for me -- let me know what you think!
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Re: Sequencing: New action from within action (att: Carsten)

2009-04-04 Thread Mat

That is definitely what I was looking for... and I definitely missed
it ;-)
- so my sincerest thank you!

However, something is not working correctly after 'installing' the
code. For me, klicking the added dependent action in the menu
results in a tiddler with the following tags;

Action Future Work dateChooserPlugin

i.e no inherited Project name and no tag with the name of the source
action.

Did I misunderstand something?

Thanks!

/Mat


On 4 Apr, 20:43, Kralik bakerb...@gmail.com wrote:
 Mat:

 Perhaps you didn't see this, but here's what I have:

         span macro=showWhenTaggedAny Action Once
         span macro=newSavedTiddler title:'new dependent action'
 label:'dependent action' tag:{{'Action Future
 [['+config.macros.mgtdList.getRealm()+']] [['+tiddler.getParent
 ('Context')+']] [['+tiddler.getParent('Project')+']] [['+tiddler.title
 +']]'}}/span/span

 Put it in MonkeyGTDTheme -- !ViewTemplateToolbar right before the
 last /div. Now you have a 'dependent action' button in the toolbar
 next to new journal and new here. The new dependent action is
 automatically marked as Future as well.

 There are a bunch of little tweaks here and there... it would be nice
 if these could be eventually rolled into mGTD as standard.
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Re: Waiting actions

2009-04-04 Thread Mat

This is getting GREAT

I did a little testing and found the following; If an action B is set
as dependant on A, but B is marked as Waiting for. Then, finishing
A, auto-sets B to *both* Next and Waiting for. I think only Future
actions should be auto-set to Next. (Less serious is that also Done
actions seem to get an extra Next).

:-)

/Mat



On 4 Apr, 20:46, Kralik bakerb...@gmail.com wrote:
  Another thing; it is a bit inconsistent now in that the default for
  created actions is 'next'. I suggest a quick-fix(?): Setting a
  Depends on pretty much by definition means that an action is
  Future and IMO should be changed into that by default (if it was
  tagged Next, but not SomedayMaybe or Waiting). As it is now, this has
  to be done manually.
  Possible?

 Great idea! Here you go, put this in MgtdTagControls --
 MultiSelectTag. Find the following:

 // if selectedItem is null this works to remove any
 actOnTiddler.setTagFromGroup(tag,selectedItem);

 Then add below:

 // automatically make dependent actions future
 if (tag == Action) {
 if (selectedItem == null)
   actOnTiddler.setTagFromGroup(ActionStatus, Next);
 else
   actOnTiddler.setTagFromGroup(ActionStatus, Future);

 }

 Note that if an action is dependent and you remove that dependency, it
 will become a Next action.
 Works for me -- let me know what you think!
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Rearrangeable lists

2009-04-04 Thread Mat

For the record;

The weekly review is of course the primary time to set and reorganize
actions etc. And so, apropos the current discussions around Carsten
Thieles wonderful sequencing plugin and Kraliks additions; if (if)
there is ever a consideration to make e.g the action lists in the
project dashboards easily rearrangeable - or any other list for that
matter - then maybe something from this can be used;

http://kronenpj.tiddlyspot.com/


/Mat


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Re: Sequencing: New action from within action (att: Carsten)

2009-04-04 Thread Kralik

 However, something is not working correctly after 'installing' the
 code. For me, klicking the added dependent action in the menu
 results in a tiddler with the following tags;

 Action Future Work dateChooserPlugin

It works for me, but every so often it seems like perhaps another
tiddler has the focus and the tags get copied from the wrong one. In
this case, for example, I expect that you had dateChooserPlugin open?
Try again, maybe? Hopefully it's not an error caused by Google Groups
chopping up the code.
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