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  1. surrealroad
    I've updated the workflow to disable certain functionality under OS 10.9, effectively forcing a "write-only" mode. This should make it more usable now for OS 10.9 users (that's everyone at this point, right?).
  2. surrealroad
    Indeed, but the problem with using "r" is that it can trip over itself, meaning that it won't add reminders straight away. I might make a version of the plugin that's write-only.
  3. surrealroad
    As noted on the first post, "radd" works fine in Mavericks for creating reminders with this workflow
  4. surrealroad
    The latest version will show a message if Alfred doesn't understand the command.
  5. surrealroad
    That's as designed– you'll only see the prompt if you type a valid command. I did at one point try to get it to show a message if you type something invalid, but didn't do it for reasons I can't remember. Maybe I'll take another look, but in truth I don't know if there's any point messing around with this until the Mavericks issue gets resolved.
  6. surrealroad
    did you type "radd" or "radd something"?
  7. surrealroad
    Yeah that's basically the same issue. I'll update the note about Mavericks to mention that.
  8. surrealroad
    Let me stop you right there. This workflow does not work correctly in OS 10.9 due to a bug in the OS. See the very first post for more details, but basically there's nothing I can do about it until Apple fix the issue, which may never happen. All my systems are now 10.9, so I'm keen to get this fixed too.
  9. surrealroad
    Are you on OS 10.8 or 10.9? Has it always been like this when using the workflow? That behaviour sounds like the Reminders application is being accessed by AppleScript. This should only happen for a few seconds, unless you have many incomplete reminders, or are running OS 10.9.
  10. surrealroad
    The latest version should fix all issues for the Workflow in Alfred 2.1 and OS 10.8
  11. surrealroad
    There's something odd going on here. I'm looking into it. Edit: looks like an Alfred update might have broken something.
  12. surrealroad
    Does typing "r help" work? Can you give me an example of something you type that doesn't work?
  13. surrealroad
    Well you have two options. You can specify the list each time by typing "in list <name of list>" at the end of each query, or you can edit the workflow and change the properties at the top of each "run script" step to the name of the list, i.e. 'property reminderList : "name of list"' The workflow otherwise uses the first list it finds by default.
  14. surrealroad
    Curiously, that seems to be working perfectly. I should note that you are on OS 10.8.5, so you won't need to adjust anything in System Preferences. If you type "radd this is a test" into Alfred, what happens?
  15. surrealroad
    Please type "rtest" into alfred, and then send me the results.
  16. surrealroad
    Please run "rtest" within Alfred, wait for it to complete, and paste the response. See also the note about Mavericks compatibility at the start of this thread, if you haven't already.
  17. surrealroad
    Nope (but I appreciate the sentiment).. Please try this version to see if that fixes the issue: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/103385/Reminders-beta.alfredworkflow
  18. surrealroad
    You should type "radd title of reminder". If you want to specify time/date, see the examples in the first post (or type "r help"). You just use "radd" instead of "r" to force the workflow to create new reminders, rather than just showing you current reminders.
  19. surrealroad
    Yeah I really don't know what's up with the notifications, it might be a bug in Alfred itself.
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  21. surrealroad
    Please download the latest version, it addresses issues with 12am/pm, and adds the keywords "noon" and "midnight" ("tomorrow" should work already). Specifically, if you type "am" or "pm" with a time it should use the time as entered, otherwise it will assume a 24-hour clock if you use hh:mm or hh.mm, falling back to a time based on the current time if you just put e.g. "r at 6 to do something". Hopefully this is a little more intuitive now.
  22. surrealroad
    I suspect you are trying to add a reminder in the past in the first instance (if you want to do that you need to be explicit about the date). "Noon" is not recognised by this workflow (nor is "midnight"). I can probably add it. Edit: looks like there's a bug with 12am/pm. I'm looking into it.
  23. surrealroad
    It's rather a long script (part of my reminders workflow) and calls other scripts so I don't want to paste it, but the part that's changed (i.e. since the notification was working) is inside a try block, so even if that's broken somewhere, it shouldn't trip up Alfred. FWIW I tried running the entire script outside of Alfred and it executes fine. -- Commenting out the long process results in the workflow running normally, as does imposing a hard time limit of 200 seconds on the process (down from the original limit I set of 1000).
  24. surrealroad
    something strange is happening with notifications. They were working fine in GM1, and like you, they worked for me in notes– which also seemed to trigger *all* the previous alfred notifications to suddenly appear. Since then, notifications in the reminders workflow do seem to be working for me. I am still not receiving notifications from other applications though :/ Try adding another reminder and see if you get a notification now.
  25. surrealroad
    ok, so that pattern ("r on 31-12-99 23:22 to panic about the millennium bug") is if you want to specify date/time as a timestamp format, i.e. dd-mm-yy hh:mm
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