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Grrr.. I have spent about three hours on my WSW bookmarks between yesterday and today. Watch filters for price checks at Amazon and Newegg. Very simple. Highlight the price alone - nothing else - and then a watch filter set as "contains changing numbers/dates". They all work great for a couple days, sometimes a week or two. Then - suddenly I get error messages saying that the whole content is blocked! If I delete the filter and then recreate it exactly, all is well again. Well, at least for a short time.I experienced this once also, with Newegg. I never bothered looking for a solution, but I am curious about it.
Grrr....
Jim-J-Mac (June 24, 2009, 01:20 PM)
I second this. I've already created a mantis suggestion for it a while ago. Yes, the item field should be the filename, and the contents of the text file should go in the html pane. Either that, or the user should be able to specify how each gets mapped.Is it possible to import text files from folders-subfolders and use them as items in InfoQube? I do not want to manually create stuff. I want to import some 800 plain text files into IQ as content.-kartal (June 19, 2009, 05:57 PM)
Hi Kartal,
It would probably be best to post that question in the IQ forum. However, all I can say is that it's not part of IQ's philosophy to import whole documents into it but, rather, link them to the database. But... it would probably be trivial for Pierre to add this option to IQ -- just ask Pierre.-Armando (June 19, 2009, 06:32 PM)
Armando, thanks for the reply. Linking would not do any good to me because I probably wont be able to search them. I woulld prefer that IQ would import them then create the topics based on file names.-kartal (June 19, 2009, 07:05 PM)
i wonder if its this issue of changed drive letters not being resolved properly, and yet LBC trying to resolve them.. maybe network drive slowdown if LBC is looking on network drives for files?OK, it works when I delete those files and start from scratch.
can you test this theory by starting LBC without any launchbars and creating a new one or two and seeing if there is any problem doing that?
(you may have to delete the mcp file or .ini in order to start it without it loading your old files, or delete your old files).
needless to say: back up your files first.-mouser (June 19, 2009, 04:38 PM)
i wonder if its this issue of changed drive letters not being resolved properly, and yet LBC trying to resolve them.. maybe network drive slowdown if LBC is looking on network drives for files?I'm not using any network drive programs. I'll try your suggestion out.
can you test this theory by starting LBC without any launchbars and creating a new one or two and seeing if there is any problem doing that?
(you may have to delete the mcp file or .ini in order to start it without it loading your old files, or delete your old files).
needless to say: back up your files first.-mouser (June 19, 2009, 04:38 PM)
as for the tab submenus: create one tab submenu on the dock, and then create normal submenus as children of it; then the top level tab node can switch between its children submenus.OK, I think I get it. So you have several submenus, but the one showing in the parent is the last child chosen? That would be cool.-mouser (June 17, 2009, 11:00 PM)
Windows Media Player for MusicHere's my recommendation in case you care: use something other than Windows media player for music. I mean, there are a zillion better options that are free.-zpro (June 12, 2009, 01:46 PM)
Can you see if this is fixed now?Seems to be completely fixed. Thanks!-mouser (June 10, 2009, 11:47 PM)
)And no equivalent app for linuxThat's a shame. That's one of the things that always keeps me from moving to Linux. I am in love with a lot of Windows software, and I can't let them go!
pdf display/editing on linux is really not very good.-urlwolf (May 29, 2009, 04:14 PM)
