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Question about mGTD columns
Submitted by junebug007 on Thu, 2008-01-24 04:54.
Tags ( Mori )
I am trying to edit ronaldlamars' iCal script Kind of works...Submitted by junebug007 on Thu, 2008-01-24 18:41.
Hi Jeff, Thanks for the reply. That script works (it sends the Mori entries to the correct date in iCal), but the iCal entries don't show up unless I restart iCal. Any ideas? Thanks again! Works for me...especially after I correct for a subtle iCal bugSubmitted by Alfonso Guerra on Fri, 2008-01-25 11:50.
I was reluctant to answer your post because I hadn't experimented with the plugin and I'm still a GTD noob. However, I've posted about that, and the means by which I've come up with the following solution.
tell application "Mori"
tell current entry
set theDate to (get attribute name "dateDue")
set theName to name
set theNote to note
end tell
end tell
tell application "iCal"
tell calendar "Scramble" -- the user should specify the name of the target calendar here
set theEvent to make new event at end with properties {description:theNote, ¬
summary:theName, start date:theDate, end date:(theDate + 1), allday event:true}
tell theEvent to make new display alarm at end with properties {trigger date:theDate}
end tell
end tell
It looks like iCal onlySubmitted by Alastor933 on Fri, 2008-01-25 02:38.
It looks like iCal only loads those data at startup, and isn't aware of any changes. |
If I change the "tell Mori"
If I change the "tell Mori" section to"
tell application "Mori"
tell current entry
set theDate to (get attribute name "dateDue")
set theName to name
set theNote to note
end tell
end tell
then it seems to work for me. (but I am still running Mori 1.6, so I can't be sure that things haven't changed at all)
Best,
Jeff