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Update: ver 1.1.3
Add to Toodledo - Chrome Web Store https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/add-to-toodledo/hdmhiihcenipfdlmkdlhmgijjimlpkim New Features: - You can quickly add a task by "[+] plus button" clicking on Gmail. 
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Update: ver 1.1
New Features: - You can easily add tasks from Gmail. You can also add direct download links to Gmail attached files in the task's notes. (Once you added a task to Toodledo, you can view previews of the Gmail attached files!)    Add to Toodledo - Chrome Web Store https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/add-to-toodledo/hdmhiihcenipfdlmkdlhmgijjimlpkim |
Hello. Allow me to introduce a new Extension I created for Chrome. I would appreciate it if you would use it and give me any feedback.
--- Add to Toodledo - Chrome Web Store https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/add-to-toodledo/hdmhiihcenipfdlmkdlhmgijjimlpkim Add tasks to Toodledo.com with ease using the Add to Toodledo extension! You can also display a badge to see how many tasks remain. #Features -Clicking on the extension icon adds a Toodledo task using the title and URL of the current website. -Dates, tags, and all other task properties can be set when adding a task. Values set for these properties can be saved as the default values for future tasks. -Selected text on the web page may be set as the name of a new task or as the text of a note. -Quickly add a task by right clicking on the web page or using shortcut keys. -Adding a task causes a Chrome notification to appear. Clicking on the notification will take you directly to that task. -You can display the number of remaining tasks with a badge on the extension icon. On the Options menu, you can modify the criteria used to include tasks in this count.   
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How to create a due date,length when adding a task using IFTTT
Dear fellow Toodledo lovers, hello. Today I will show you some tips on how to register Google calendar schedules as Toodledo tasks. When registering tasks using IFTTT "Action" , you couldn't set "Due Date" or "Length" on Toodledo tasks, which was kind of annoying. So, I tried combining IFTTT and Google Apps Script. Ta-da! Turns out you can retrieve task information accurately! Below are step by step instructions on how to do it, try it out! - - - - - - - -  1.Enable e-mail importing (toodledo.com) http://www.toodledo.com/tools/connect_email.php  2.Use this IFTTT recipe (ifttt.com) https://ifttt.com/recipes/196999-if-any-new-event-added-on-google-calendar-then-send-me-an-email  - "Google Calendar Channel" and "Email Channel" -- please activate each.(Please set up by Gmail account.) - It is OK even if each Google account is different. 3.Setup of Google Apps Script (docs.google.com/spreadsheets/) https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/ - Please access "Google Sheets" after logging in by the same account as the Gmail address set up above.  - Create an "Untitled spreadsheet", and paste your address for "e-mail import" on the cell of most the upper left(cell A:1). - And click a menu in order of a Tools -> Script editor.  - The Script Editor will open. Delete all of the example code , and add the following code: http://toodledotips.jp/tool/Code.gs.txt , and then click Save.  - To execute the script, either click ▶ or select the menu item Run -> checkMailToTask.  - A dialog box will appear and tell you that the script requires authorization. Click Continue.  - A second dialog box will then request authorization for specific Google services. Read the notice carefully, then click Accept.  - From the Script Editor, choose Resources -> Current project's triggers. You see a panel with the message No triggers set up. Click here to add one now.  - Under Run, select the function checkMailToTask. - Under Events, select Time-driven, Minutes timer and Every 15 minutes. , and then click Save. - Congratulations! - Setup is now complete. (If a schedule is created on a calendar, e-mail will be transmitted and a task will be registered automatically.)   
This message was edited Aug 24, 2014. |
Hello, everyone.
I made Bookmarklet for Toodledo newly. Please try. I am glad if feedback can be got. :) [code] javascript:(function(){str=%27%27%3Bd=document%3Bs=d.createElement(%27script%27)%3B s.setAttribute(%27src%27,%27http://toodledotips.jp/t/et2.js%27)%3B d.documentElement.appendChild(s)%3Btt_navi=0%3Btt_fnt=1%3Btt_top=450%3B tt_left=5%3Btt_wid=170%3Btt_lang=%27en%27%3Btt_due=0%3Btt_star=0%3B}()) *Please remove the newline character (either or both of CR and LF). [screenshot]  [blog] http://blog.toodledotips.jp/?p=1625&lang=en This message was edited Jun 09, 2012. |
Hi everyone,
Here's a bookmarklet that should allow you can see how long the subtotals will take per subtotal. This bookmarklet opens in a modal-type window directly over top of the To-Do List page you're currently viewing. It will work in all the major browsers e.g Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari and so on. If you highlight the Javascript below and drag it to your bookmark bar (and then give this bookmarklet a name), then after any sort in Toodledo you can see how long the subtotals will take per subtotal. For instance, if you sort by Context or Tag then clicking on your bookmarklet will tell you how long you've estimated it will take -- in total -- for each Context or Tag. Please enjoy and provide feedback of any kind. :) [code] javascript:(function(){str='';d=document;s=d.createElement('script');s.setAttribute('src', 'http://blog.toodledotips.jp/end.js');d.documentElement.appendChild(s);tt_open=1;tt_top=10; tt_left=10;tt_lang= 'en';}()) [screenshot] 
This message was edited Apr 12, 2011. |
Everyone,
It's a Bookmarklet that you can see length by sort items (for example, context) and end time for complete tasks ,using JavaScript alert. Please try it out. :) javascript:var o=0;var o2='';var o3=0;var s='';var sd='';var myto=0;var it='';var v=0;var d=document.body.innerHTML;var c=document.getElementsByClassName('sep');for(i=0;i<c.length;i++){if(i+1==c.length){myto=9999999;} else {myto=d.indexOf(c[i+1].innerHTML);}s=d.substring(d.indexOf(c[i].innerHTML),myto); sd=s.match(/len[^>]+>([^<]+)<\/span>/ig);for(j=0;j<sd.length;j++){if(sd[j].indexOf('none') < 1){ sd[j].match(/(\d*\.?\d+) min|(\d*\.?\d+) hour/i);o=o+(isNaN(RegExp.$1)?0:RegExp.$1-0)+((isNaN(RegExp.$2)?0:RegExp.$2-0)*60);}};if(typeof c[i].innerText=='undefined'){it=c[i].textContent;}else{it=c[i].innerText;}v=(o-0)/60;o2=o2+it+' - '+v.toFixed(2)+' hours\n';o3=o3+v;o=0;};d=new Date();var o5=d.getHours()+':'+('0'+d.getMinutes()).slice(-2);d.setMinutes(d.getMinutes()+(o3*60));var o4=d.getHours()+':'+('0'+d.getMinutes()).slice(-2);alert(o2+'\nTotal Estimated Lengths: '+o3.toFixed(2)+' hours\n\nCurrent time - '+o5+'\nEnd time - '+o4); 
This message was edited Mar 25, 2010. |