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UbiquityUbiquity hacks for gtd-php and FirefoxSupport for the Firefox addon Ubiquity has now been built into the AJAX addon within 0.9. It automatically works out where your installation is, and adds that information into the Ubiquity commands. Once the AJAX addon is active (from Configure > User Preferences > Addons), the ubiquity command-set will be available from the gtd-php front page (index.php) gtdlist - list next actions, with the option of marking some complete will search for needle in the titles, description and outcomes of all your current next actions, and list them in the preview box. The title of each action and its parent will be clickable links to the item, as usual. And a checkbox will be provided so that you can mark the item complete right there from the preview box. gtdna - create a next action for example will list all of the projects that have "gtd" in the name. When you click on one of them, a next-action with the title "join the gtd-php forum" will be created for that project. gtdin - create inbox itemThe creates a new inbox item with title "get hair cut". gtdref - create a referenceThe then you will be shown a list of the top 5 projects that have the text "gtd" in the title. You then select one of those 5. That will create a new reference to the current page, as a child of that project. The title of the reference will be the title of the current page, and the description will contain an embedded link to the page. So, for example, if you issued the command on the gtd-php homepage, you'd create a reference: title: GTD-PHP: Getting Things Done with PHP description: webpage: <a href='http://www.gtd-php.com/'>GTD-PHP: Getting Things Done with PHP</a> You can give the reference you create a different title, if you don't want to use the default: would create a reference to www.gtd-php.com, and the reference would have title "The GTDPHP wiki". Installation
See the forum thread for background info. You can view the source code for the ubiquity commands here on the SVN browser. Remember, Ubiquity will treat some words as special words, and do clever stuff with them that you may or may not wish to happen:
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