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Flock Browser - The Social Web Browser

Flock Browser - The Social Web Browser

A Great Browser for connected people!

Blogged with the Flock Browser

Testing posting from the Flock Browser

Lets see if this can do images


So far so good

Blogged with the Flock Browser

Actually looks like images don't work with blogger

:-(

test from blogging toolbar

just trying a post using the Gnome Blog tool Bar

Apparently you can drag and drop images

Neat!

Time Boxing is an Effective Getting Things Done Strategy

A strategy for getting started on tasks and managing your time.
Time Boxing is an Effective Getting Things Done Strategy

Update GTD-PHP from GMAIL

This Script Gets Action Items from Gmail and creates them in GTD-PHP.

copy and paste the code below into a text file called gmail2gtdphp.pl
you will need perl plus the Mail::Webmail::Gmail and WWW::Mechanize modules installed.


##########################################################################
# Name: gmail2gtdphp.pl
# About: This script scans you gmail account for actions that are marked
# as requiring action. It then populates those actions into
# gtd-php. if the email has 2 labels eg TBA and ProjectX
# then the action will be placed in the ProjectX project.
# Note the way I do this I think it will only work if the
# email is still in the inbox. if you have 3 labels on a email
# I will just use one at random and will eb unreliable.
# If an email has no label it will be stored inthe default
# project specified below.
#Usage:
# You will need to have projects in GTD-PHP that match label
# names in GMAIL at least for the ones you are likely to have
# actions against. if you have a label that is not in gtd-php
# it will just fail with an error.
#
# When you run the script it will get every message labelled
# as requiring action and import them into GTD-PHP it will then
# remove the action require label (except that part
# of WebMail::Gmail seems to be broken).
# You need to set some variables below
#
# Author: Michael Mueller
#
# Licence:
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the same terms as Perl itself

use Mail::Webmail::Gmail;
use WWW::Mechanize;
my $mech = WWW::Mechanize->new();

#Set these following Variables to your requirements
#set the url of the php-gtd installation
#eg. my $url='http://www.example.net/gtd-php/'

my $url = '' ;
#gmail userid;
my $gmailUID = '';
#gmail password
my $gmailPass = '';
#Email requiring Action Label.
my $TBA = 'TBA';
#Default Project if no other label but TBA is present
my $defaultLabel = 'GMAIL';
#Contexts are just set to one value.
my $context = 'Computer';

#Shouldn't need to change anything past here.

my $gmail = Mail::Webmail::Gmail->new(
username => $gmailUID, password => $gmailPass,
);

my @labels = $gmail->get_labels();

my $messages = $gmail->get_messages( label => $labels[0] );
my $messages = $gmail->get_messages( label => $TBA );
foreach ( @{ $messages } ) {

my $id = $_->{id};
submit ($_);
$gmail->edit_labels( label => $TBA, action => 'remove', msgid => $id );


}

sub submit {
my( $this) = @_;

my $subject = $this->{'subject'};

my @labels = grep (!/$TBA/,@{$_->{'labels'}});
my $project = $labels[1];
if (!$labels[1]){$project = $defaultLabel}
$context = $context;
my $description = $this->{'blurb'};
my $type;

$type = '/item.php?type=a';
$mech->get( $url.$type );
$mech->submit_form(
form_number => 1,
fields => {
title => $subject,
description => $description,
projectId => $project,
contextId => $context,


}
);
}