roccitman

oh! does it work if you try it without "tomorrow"?

Wow, I must have messed something up. Now it comes up with a list of tasks that I can mark as done: http://d.pr/i/VBYU

 

The latest version will allow you to do "r tomorrow at 11:00 to milk the goat".

 

Tip: due to supporting both 12 and 24 hour clocks, you will get more predictable results when using "11am" instead of  "11:00"

Odd. This is what I get when I try to milk the goat: http://d.pr/i/thdE

Yes, re-order the API list is a nice way to speed up the action when shorting a long URL with this workflow.

cheers~

Hmm, doesn't seem to do it. They're not appearing in the same order as listed in the script filter anyway: http://d.pr/i/JDt9

That's right,

I'll find some way to short an URL directly for some users, for now, you can edit some of the workflow's code to pass that step of choosing services maybe.

Yeah, I was trying to think of a way to reorder them at least. I think that's all we'd have to do.

Thank you.

 

I just changed the API Key and the Login so I see my shortened URLs at bit.y

Nice tweak. Did you just change this section in the script filter? Just change the bolded pieces?

'bit.ly' : {'api_url':'https://api-ssl.bitly.com/v3/shorten?format=json&login=hzlzh&apiKey=R_e8bcc43adaa5f818cc5d8a544a17d27d&longUrl=','title':'bit.ly','des':'http://bit.ly/'},

UPDATE: Yeah, that was it. Works now. Awesome.

Not trying to be a smarty-pants but why not just hot command+shift+i?

Funny. It opens Chrome for Windows in Parallels. Working on the script to see if I can put a finer point on what Chrome to open