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Thanks, Arun. On Mon, Mar 29, 2021 at 8:07 PM arun babu <[email protected]> wrote: > @Mohammed and PMario > > - Reason behind this request is that only I will be with my child > during the daytime for the next month or so. There is only one child who > is 2 > and 1/2 yrs old now. So I have to take care of his food and hence it’s a > temporary arrangement. But a long term plan was to track his daily nutrient > intake using Carbocommander. For this reason, a daily notes page or > journal page was central to my plan. > - Open the daily notes (journal) page and enter the food items for > that day in a checklist fashion - this was my initial plan. I wanted to > avoid frequent repetition of the same food items. So I listed out different > food items for each day in a week and thought of repeating it weekly. > - Since projectify and ToDoNow use a central dashboard like approach I > couldn’t use them. So initially I used grosinger’s checklist plug in > for testing my plan out. It was working fine. > - But then I found "multiple list features" in Todolist a few days > back and I thought that it can help me to break each day into breakfast, > lunch, dinner and so on easily. This is shown in the demo wiki. > - Then what I needed was a template function to automatically populate > each day's food checklist into the respective daily notes page. I tried > using the view-template option and snippets. Temporarily settled with > snippets as of now. That’s what I was showing in the demo wiki. But now I > understand that I will have to uncheck the checklist items when I use it > the next time if I am using the snippet feature. Is there any other way of > auto-populating > the checklist for a particular day? If nothing is working, I am ok > with manually typing each day's food plan. > - Then yesterday while checking the todo apps again, I got interested > in the remainder feature in ToDoNow. If I could add a time to each todo > which gives a remainder on reaching the deadline, that would be useful. I > also have some daily todos other than these food checklists. So a remainder > based on time (not date) will be a very useful feature. > > > To answer Mohammed's questions > > 1. Do you want to only have a time stamp or you need the functionality > of ToDoNow! - I need to add a particular time to each todo as a > deadline (not as a date) > 2. Does that mean to have a reminder? - Reason for adding a particular > time of a day is to receive notification or reminder on reaching the > deadline. > > To answer PMario's questions > > 1. You intend to create journals that contain the "copy" of a > predefined "plan" for 1 day --- Yes > 2. This journal will be active for 1 day and then it may be archived > (no edit possible anymore.) --- Partly yes. I am thinking of repeating the > plan weekly on the same day (Monday plan will be repeated on the next > Monday). How to repeat the plan is the other question - by using snippets > or view-template or manually typing? > 3. There should be a due-time, no due-date. So a calendar isn't needed > --- Yes I need only time. So the calendar is not needed. > 4. If the due-time is reached, there should be a notification --- Yes > 5. Will there be more than 1 baby? - No > 6. Will you have 1 wiki for 1 baby? - No > 7. Is it important to see who made changes to the wiki? - No > 8. What should happen with the notification if the browser is _not_ > running? --- I haven't thought about it much. Will the notification be > shown while opening the wiki next time if the deadline has passed. > > > I am open to other ideas as well. There is one more week left before I > have to start implementing it. > > > Thanks, > Arun. > > > > > > > > > and put it in a checklist format with due time attached. When the time > comes, there should be some sort of a remainder (or notification). > > On Mon, Mar 29, 2021 at 5:22 PM PMario <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi Arun, >> Very interesting request. ... >> >> I'm summarizing it for myself, to see if I did understand it. >> >> What I can see from your demo wiki is, that >> >> - You intend to create journals, that contain the "copy" of a predefined >> "plan" for 1 day. >> - This journal will be active for 1 day ... >> - and then it may be archived (no edit possible anymore.) >> - There should be a due-time ... _no_ due-date ... >> - So a calender isn't needed >> - If the due-time is reached, there should be a notification >> >> So there are some questions. >> >> - Will there be more than 1 baby? >> - Will you have 1 wiki for 1 baby? >> >> - Is it important, to see who made changes to the wiki? >> >> - What should happen with the notification if the browser is _not_ >> running? >> >> have fun! >> mario >> >> -- >> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups >> "TiddlyWiki" group. >> To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an >> email to [email protected]. >> To view this discussion on the web visit >> https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/97dc4aee-5ec6-4953-b169-7f48e08d9899n%40googlegroups.com >> <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/97dc4aee-5ec6-4953-b169-7f48e08d9899n%40googlegroups.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer> >> . >> > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. 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