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Colin |
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Michael, thanks for the quick response. This is perfect! |
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Michael |
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Posted by Colin: Michael, thanks for the quick response. This is perfect! Heh, you got lucky. I have not looked at this forum in months until last night :-) I really wish there was an ability to subscribe to forum topics here.... -M |
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olukay |
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Hey Michael, Doesn't work on mac (snow leopard), any hope or how to make it work? |
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Michael |
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Posted by olukay: Hey Michael, Doesn't work on mac (snow leopard), any hope or how to make it work? Whats the issue? Do any other Air Apps work? |
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valerio.mariani |
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Dear Michael, yes they do. What happens in snow leopard is that you get the icon in the dock, and the menu at the top but the main window does not show up. I have Snow Leopard and some programming experience. I am willing to help make it work by testing, helping with changes to the code, etc. Please contact me personally if you accept my help :) Valerio |
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jlaker |
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@Micheal Nice app! Only issue I have is in Ubuntu the drop downs don't appear to work. They respond to the arrow keys for cycling through the options but the actual drop down is never displayed. I'm not sure what is causing this but it does work in the other AIR app mentioned in this thread. Thanks! John |
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Seb F. |
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AirDo is a really wonderful app, especially the "slim/full" view option ! Though, it seems that I have a little problem with AirDo and indented tasks : - I had several tasks (around 10 at the moment) related to multiple "sub-tasks" (around 2 to 10 subtasks for each task) - some subtasks do not display at all in AirDo (whereas they are shown correctly in toodledo.com). It is also worth mentionning that the related "mother" task does not have the nice icon of "hierarchical task" I do not know which could be the reason(s) for the subtasks not to show : - it does not seem to be because of different folders or contexts defined for the subtasks(I tried to set all subtasks the most similar possible... They still do not show in AirDo) - I also a "max" number of hierarchical tasks displayed... But it sounds a bit odd to me - ... ?!? Am I the only one with this problem ? Any clue for solving this ? Thanks for your time ! |
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Occasl |
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Posted by Michael: Posted by olukay: Hey Michael, Doesn't work on mac (snow leopard), any hope or how to make it work? Whats the issue? Do any other Air Apps work? Yes, other Air apps work except this one. It basically shows up in the dock after installation but doesn't bring up any screen. |
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Michael |
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Yay, just noticed that you can watch a topic now - hopefully next time it will not be a few months between me noticing there are posts here. Anyway, I can confirm the issue with Ubuntu and selects. Looks like the "always on top" option gets a bit over-zealous and the pulldown menu is drawn BEHIND the window. Unfortunately right now the only ways to deal with this is to turn off "always on top" or use arrow keys. Really, its probably a webkit bug as z-index of a select pulldown should be above even "always on top" window - but once I get a chance I will look to see if there is anything I can do about it. Also, can anyone confirm if same issue occurs or not on Windows and OS/X? As for Snow Leopard issue - turns out the current version of AirDo does not run on Leopard or any other Mac either. This is due to the main interface of AirDo being via System Tray Icon and OS/X does not like the system tray icons (they prefer use of Dock Icons). Should not be that hard to fix though, just need some time to either force a System Tray Icon or use Dock Icon properly. Unfortunately time right now is at a premium so it will be about a month or so before I can do get to it. As for subtasks, I have not had any issues with this and I have a number of subtasks. You have to realize that AirDo "application" is really a few scripts to open and control WebKit windows - so rendering issues are most likely WebKit issues. Please try using another WebKit based browser (Chrome, Safari) and see if you are having same issues. If not please try to come up with some scenario I can recreate so I can see the issue. Please include the OS/version/architecture. -M |
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Michael |
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Posted by Michael: As for Snow Leopard issue - turns out the current version of AirDo does not run on Leopard or any other Mac either. This is due to the main interface of AirDo being via System Tray Icon and OS/X does not like the system tray icons (they prefer use of Dock Icons). Should not be that hard to fix though, just need some time to either force a System Tray Icon or use Dock Icon properly. Unfortunately time right now is at a premium so it will be about a month or so before I can do get to it. Good news/bad news - the good news is that I tracked the Mac issue to a single line of code that needs to be commented out. The bad news is that the windows box I used to compile the code into AIR app is not easily accessible, so it may take a few days to get it done. Also, this introduces another issue as you can click systray icon to hide the app but you cannot click on the Dock Icon - but it should be easy to fix. Update: I have posted a version that works on the Mac (0.3.1). There are still some issues (for one the window does not auto-hide if minimized) but it is usable. I have also confirmed that "Always-on-top" issue ONLY occurs on Linux boxes. Both Windows and Mac seem to be fine. Odd. This message was edited Dec 09, 2009. |
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Seb F. |
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Posted by Michael: As for subtasks, I have not had any issues with this and I have a number of subtasks. You have to realize that AirDo "application" is really a few scripts to open and control WebKit windows - so rendering issues are most likely WebKit issues. Please try using another WebKit based browser (Chrome, Safari) and see if you are having same issues. If not please try to come up with some scenario I can recreate so I can see the issue. Please include the OS/version/architecture. -M Hello Michael, Thanks for your time. It may be a dumb question, but how do I change the "web kit based browser" if I am using an Adobe AIR application ? Is it an AIR option ? Am I supposed to install Chrome AND de-install firefox ? Sorry for this kind of newbie question ! Otherwise, I reproduce my problem on 2 computers : - Home : Windows 7 x64 - Work : Windows XP 32bits |
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Michael |
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Posted by Seb F.: Hello Michael, Thanks for your time. It may be a dumb question, but how do I change the "web kit based browser" if I am using an Adobe AIR application ? Is it an AIR option ? Am I supposed to install Chrome AND de-install firefox ? Sorry for this kind of newbie question ! Not a dumb question, just a badly phrased request on my part. I meant try using other browsers based on WebKit engine like Safari or Chrome on same computer INSTEAD of AIR app to see if the problem persists. Just an FYI - Firefox is NOT WebKit based - it is based on Mozilla's Gecko engine. Also you can run multiple browsers on same computer without uninstalling each other, as the engine each uses inside is not shared (so Safari, Chrome and Air may all be based on WebKit - but they may be using a different version of WebKit each. So, what I would like from you is this: First: on a computer with this issue, can you please try logging into it with Safari and/or Chrome and see if you see same issue. Second: regardless of results of first, can you write out steps from the beginning to reproduce this issue because I created a task with 20 sub tasks and everything seems fine to me on 32bit XP and Ubuntu, It would be ideal if you can create a test account and recreate the issue in as simple terms as possible there and let me login to it to see it. (also some screenshots may be helpful) Hard to diagnose an issue if I can't even see it/reproduce it. BTW, does not look like watching a thread works as I get no notifications about new replies :-( -M |
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