ShelveLogger: Save a web page to disk and add its details to a log
file from which you can reopen it at any time.
I have incorporated set-up, examples and usage into the file. Just
Download the attached ShelveLogger.html file and click on it.
* Quick 4 step set-up (done in under 10min).
* Links to everything you need.
* 15 Example sites Shelved and Logged.
* Link to a blank ShelveLogger.html if required.
Addendum
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ShelveLogger now has limited support for Notes.
* Note - If created it will be added to the log in a new line.
(Be careful that you do not include long lines of text as it does not
wrap)
* Clip - If any text is selected it will be added to the log in a new
line.
On Feb 9, 3:03 am, Silver Wav <silver...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> ShelveLogger: Save a web page to disk and add its details to a log
> file from which you can reopen it at any time.
>
> I have incorporated set-up, examples and usage into the file. Just
> Download the attached ShelveLogger.html file and click on it.
>
> * Quick 4 step set-up (done in under 10min).
>
> * Links to everything you need.
>
> * 15 Example sites Shelved and Logged.
>
> * Link to a blank ShelveLogger.html if required.
>
> ShelveLogger.html
> 27KViewDownload
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Hi,
> > ShelveLogger: Save a web page to disk and add its details to a log
> > file from which you can reopen it at any time.
Thanks. This looks pretty cool.
Here are a few suggestions though:
- A comment in the source code could help users to find the line from
where they have to remove the text in order to use the header.
- If you download a file, eg, via "Shelve URL ...", the file has no
title, which is why I'd suggest to use %[tf] as in the title cell.
- The local filename in href="" should be prepended with file://
Do you think it would be achievable to include a text box where users
can enter a filter pattern in order to view only entries (in the title
field, the filename, the clip or the note) that match that pattern?
Regards,
Tom
Hi,
> - A comment in the source code could help users to find the line from
> where they have to remove the text in order to use the header.
I have added <!-- start --> and other comments to aid editing... is
this what you mean?
> - If you download a file, eg, via "Shelve URL ...", the file has no
> title, which is why I'd suggest to use %[tf] as in the title cell.
Done, adding %[tf] does not cause any issues so I have added it...
...but can you suggest a site that I test this on?
Note - I can find Shelve Link and Shelve Image on the right click menu
but no "Shelve URL ..."
> - The local filename in href="" should be prepended with file://
>
Done.
> Do you think it would be achievable to include a text box where users
> can enter a filter pattern in order to view only entries (in the title
> field, the filename, the clip or the note) that match that pattern?
Interesting... I will look into this and get back to you.
I have started another thread with the updated files.
"The ShelveLogger QuickStart (How-To 12/02/2010 version 3.1)"
Cheers
Quote: "Do you think it would be achievable to include a text box
where users can enter a filter pattern in order to view only entries
(in the title field, the filename, the clip or the note) that match
that pattern?"
I have had a look and this is certainly possible try out the test file
I created "QD-Filter-Test.html"
From here: http://www.javascriptkit.com/script/script2/tablefilter.shtml
You will also need the examples from "TableFilter_EN.zip"
I copied the files to /home/[user]/data/Shelve and confirmed that
adding filtering to ShelveLogger would indeed work.
There are some obvious issues (code having to be placed at the bottom
of the file, separate JavaScript files needed etc., but nothing that
couldn't be worked around with some more research.
Interesting as this is, I don't think it would be practical for my
usage patterns, as I don't believe it will scale well with large
datasets. I prefer one large file spanning a number of years and
testing against that, the search times and CPU usage looked to be
impractical.
My present way of searching Shelvelogger is to use the inbuilt Find to
move through the document. For a more thorough full text search of the
Shelved content, I use an application called "Recoll" (which is
excellent).
I attach the relevant files in case anyone else would like to test
filtering out.
Note1: After testing I spotted a newer version of the filtering
example here: http://tablefilter.free.fr/
Note2: Another example separate filtering example can be found here
http://www.javascripttoolbox.com/lib/table/examples.php
Cheers.
Hi,
Thanks for the references.
I took the liberty to modify your template in order to add filtering.
I also collapsed the URL & the local file columns.
http://github.com/tomtom/shelve/blob/master/content/log.html
It should be rather easy to retrofit the filtering to your template.
Maybe you find it useful.
Cheers,
Tom
Hi,
That looks cool, I have just downloaded it to test :)
Thanks for the interest in this and the new ideas.
bfn