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Marc |
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Hello, In the api documentation there is a line in an example that says: <text>This is my note</text> later some field is discribed as 'note' Is this the same field? If so why the difference? Best Regards, Marc |
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Toodledo Administrator |
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If you are talking about the Notebook section, then yes. The text of the note is placed in the "text" field. When adding/edit a note you set it with the note field. Sorry for using different words for the same thing. |
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Marc |
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Thank you. I thought so. Marc |
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andrew |
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Hi Toodledo, In the API documentation, when talking about task notes, you say "Please encode the & character as %26 and the ; character as %3B." It would be useful if you could point out that other special characters have to be encoded too - for example #. Also I believe this applies to other text fields - like passwords and the task subject - not just notes? Also, although you say notes can be 32K in length, there seems to be a restriction in the length of a URI, which effectively restricts the length of a note to around 5000 characters. It would be good to know the exact rule we have to obey here to avoid errors. Thanks, Andrew MyPocketSoft http://www.taskangel.com |
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Toodledo Administrator |
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Thanks for pointing out the omission of the # symbol. As far as note length, you need to use a POST if you want to update a long note since the GET method has a 2000 limit (depending on the browser) |
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