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Christopher replied on August 28, 2009 03:17 to the question "Slife css stylesheet does not load for printing. Printouts are hard to read." in Slife Labs:
That did the trick, thanks!-
Christopher replied on August 28, 2009 01:19 to the question "Slife css stylesheet does not load for printing. Printouts are hard to read." in Slife Labs:
Man, the forum code keeps stripping out my changes! Ha. Well, just change the media option to "all" and things will be better. -
Christopher replied on August 28, 2009 01:19 to the question "Slife css stylesheet does not load for printing. Printouts are hard to read." in Slife Labs:
Sorry, here's the fix ...
<link href="css/slifeweb.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
Change media from 'screen' to 'all'. Otherwise, printouts look terrible. -
Christopher replied on August 28, 2009 01:17 to the question "Slife css stylesheet does not load for printing. Printouts are hard to read." in Slife Labs:
Just change "screen" to "all" in the html head that calls the css file and that will help a 1000%! Easy fix. Or add a print stylesheet. Right now, it's really hard to use the printouts, the numbers don't line up.
Thanks. -
Christopher replied on August 27, 2009 17:35 to the question "How do I associate domains (not URLs) with an activity?" in Slife Labs:
Ok, so the new domain listings, are they a summation of all domain usage also listed in same view? So, you may have 10 different page views, 1 hour each. You'll log 10, 1 hour listings for each page, and a domain listing of 10hrs which is a summation of all 10 individual pages? -
Christopher asked a question in Slife Labs on August 27, 2009 15:03:
Slife css stylesheet does not load for printing. Printouts are hard to read.Slifeweb has this code at the top of its html source ...
<link href="http://www.slifeweb.com/css/app.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
which causes the default styling to only get loaded when viewing with a browser. But, when I try to print out my web/docs, the styles are not loaded, and the print out is very hard to read. I suggest you change this line to be ...
<link href="http://www.slifeweb.com/css/app.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
That way, printouts will look like the screen. Thanks. -
Christopher asked a question in Slife Labs on August 25, 2009 17:14:
Some suggestions after using for a few weeksOk, I've been using slife to track my time, I'm a contractor, computer software services. Here are my thoughts:
1. Need to have ability to specify date range for activities, notes etc. I need to say, give me all items for a give range. Also, filter by particular activity would be good.
2. It would be great to have a regex match for activities. Everything that contains slifeweb.com goto some activity. Or everything that contains "slifew" be assigned a particular activity. This way, with a few rules, activity assignment can be much better.
3. Exclude list. I'd also like to see an exclude list where you can tell slife not to track certain sites. I don't really care how much I read the news -- some might!
4. Better printing, reporting. A print stylesheet would help when printing out activities for billing. Hide the menus etc.
5. It would be nice to have export to csv so better tabulation can be done. I'd suggest that you allow export to cvs for any view. Just export current state to csv.
6. I think it might be helpful to separate items without assigned activities in a view. Maybe a checkbox. Right now, it takes forevor to locate the unassigned items.
7. Ajax the views so that assigning items, deleting etc. doesn't require screen redraw. Very tedious right now.
Thanks for your consideration. -
Christopher asked a question in Slife Labs on August 24, 2009 15:33:
What is week timeframe?When viewing my activities by date, I'm unclear on what a "week" is. Sunday - Saturday? Monday - Sunday? Also, it would be good to be able to set a date range. That way, I could see all hours from the last time I billed. -
Christopher replied on August 21, 2009 14:50 to the question "window /tab aware and timeout?" in Slife Labs:
I put this code in my .profile file
# code setter
alias newc='clear;echo "Client Code:";read client_code;echo -n -e "\033]0;$client_code\007";clear'
newc
This way, it prompts me for a client code which sets the window title for the terminal tab. Then each tab seems to get tracked separately. Seems to work fine? Just double checking this. -
Christopher replied on August 21, 2009 14:46 to the question "window /tab aware and timeout?" in Slife Labs:
It seems to track each tab as a separate activity if the window title changes. So, two different website in different tabs are two different activities. Also, this seems to work in OSX if I set my terminal window title different for each tab. Just double checking. -
Christopher replied on August 21, 2009 14:41 to the question "window /tab aware and timeout?" in Slife Labs:
It seems tab aware as well, when I switch tabs in my browser seems to handle it and set different timers. Is this because the window title in the browser changes? It seems to key off active window and the window title. -
Christopher asked a question in Slife Labs on August 20, 2009 14:20:
window /tab aware and timeout?It seems that slife is window/tab aware, it only tracks time when a window or tab has focus. Is there an idle timeout where, say you're reading a web page, and then you leave the browser open -- just walk away. Does it stop tracking time after an amount of inactivity? Thanks.
