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I might be missing something but I don't see a lot of benefit from hiding a few tabs because they don't take much extra space.
The only real benefit would be if you hid all but one tab at which point you could just remove the entire tab selection row and gain an extra screen row.
Anthony
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There are a number of users who navigate TDL entirely using the keyboard.
As a consequence if there is an unwanted tab that they often cycle past on their way somewhere else, that view will get updated each time it is 'hit' causing a lag in the tabbing.
And as the tabs proliferate - this will probably be the main area of development in the future - I can see that some level of management will become necessary even if not yet.
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What Dan said.
But also it is tidier, even if it doesn't free up screen space. Possibly not so important now, but becomes more so with every tab that gets added in my opinion.
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Okay, I sit corrected. 
Anthony
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If I create a HTML with "export" (e.g. "my report.html") then I want to display it as text in the report too.
Is there a simple way?
(I thought I can make it with creating a Javascript which displays the name, but I failed with German Umlaute ä, ü, ö ....)
http://befused.com/javascript/get-filename-url[^]
Maybe it is easier in XSL?
Pierre
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I' sorry, no. Maybe the snippet needs more knowledge than my simple copy&paste method. 
Pierre
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Hi Pierre
Have you tried putting a encodeURIComponent() around the filename?
Patrick
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In XSLT 1.0 the only way for the stylesheet to discover the URI of the source document is by passing it explicitly as a stylesheet parameter from the calling application.
So it seems it seems it is not possible 
Or we need to use xslt 2.0. I'm not sure if we could convert the stylesheet to XSLT 2.0. Is it compatible with tdl ?
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Hi
thanks for your help. In the meantime I could solve it.
Yes, I tried the encode-stuff (command?, component?, ..), but it encoded it to another letter.
Then I made this:
<head>
<script type="text/javascript">
<![CDATA[
var url=window.location.pathname;
var filename = url.substring(url.lastIndexOf( var filename2 = filename.replace(/%C3%84/g, "Ä");
var filename2 = filename2.replace(/%C3%96/g, "Ö");
var filename2 = filename2.replace(/%C3%9C/g, "Ü");
var filename2 = filename2.replace(/%C3%A4/g, "ä");
var filename2 = filename2.replace(/%C3%B6/g, "ö");
var filename2 = filename2.replace(/%C3%BC/g, "ü");
]]>
</script>
<xsl:call-template name="style"/>
</head>
<body>
<script type="text/javascript">
<![CDATA[
document.write("Dateiname: "+filename2);
]]>
</script>
.....
It is not beautiful, but it works.
The strange thing with "encode" is that the filename "Ä.doc" (Alt+0196) results in "%C3%84.doc", and this is encoded to à (Alt+0195) ...
Pierre
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From previous correspondence, TDL uses the MSXML.dll, which uses XSLT 1.0. TDL therefore allows the use of stylesheets declared using XSLT 2.0, but doesn't process any XSLT 2.0 function commands.
zajchapp
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There seems to be a problem loading a tasklist with 10000+ tasks in TDL 6.7.DR3 but not 6.6.7. In 6.7.DR3 the release build never completes for me.
I would appreciate it if anyone could confirm either of these results using this zipped tasklist.
[update]
The problem was caused by trying to restore the expanded state of the tree, which for me had 2500+ expanded items.
I'm not sure how to deal with this, except by limiting the number of expanded items that can be restored. I welcome any suggestions.
[/update]
modified 4 May '13 - 4:26.
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Hi Dan,
Fresh new install. 'Started ToDoList and loaded the big list.
ToDoList 6.7.DR3 uses a lot of CPU (68 up to 98 %) and needs approx. 25 Seconds to open big.tdl.
'Closed ToDoList and started it again (ToDoList opened the big.tdl automatically). Approx. the same amount of time.
Working with the tasklist is "a little" time consuming.
E.g.:
* expanding all tasks = longer than 5mins. (I gave up waiting after 5 minutes) and stopped it with the Task Manager.
* switching from tree view to list view after loading the big list = 10-15secs
OS: XP SP3
It would be great if loading a list with an "unlimited" number of tasks and working with all the tasks would be possible.
One reason: I never archive completed tasks and delete them in my main list. I need the completed tasks as a reference in the very position that they are located.
Cheers,
Jochen
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TCP_JM wrote: expanding all tasks = longer than 5mins. (I gave up waiting after 5 minutes) and stopped it with the Task Manager.
Indeed. My algorithm was poor and I've improved it to expand in 1-2 seconds.
TCP_JM wrote: switching from tree view to list view after loading the big list = 10-15secs
That's because the list only gets loaded on demand. What's the performance like after the initial switch?
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.dan.g. wrote: TCP_JM wrote: expanding all tasks = longer than 5mins. (I gave up waiting after 5 minutes) and stopped it with the Task Manager.
Indeed. My algorithm was poor and I've improved it to expand in 1-2 seconds.
Great!
.dan.g. wrote: TCP_JM wrote: switching from tree view to list view after loading the big list = 10-15secs
That's because the list only gets loaded on demand. What's the performance like after the initial switch?
Sorry, nearly the same.
Cheers,
Jochen
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Test with Win 7 x64, Dell M6700, 8 core, 7i
6.7 DR3: Opened in 6-7 sec, no problems
6.6.7: Start to open, after 7 seconds it displays "Todolist documentation.tdl" with the info "Gannt chart comes soon".
Pierre
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Loaded slowly (1 min +), but did load and could be used.
Functioned slowly though, faster at some times than others.
I wouldn't consider it a usable speed.
W7 64, AMD 6 core
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Tested with Win7x32/2.26 GHz/3G Ram
6.7.DR3.
Opening Task tree: 40 sec
First switching to List view: 5 sec
First switching to Calendar: 30 sec
First switching to Gantt chart: 21 sec
Further switching to Task tree: instant
Further switching to List view: 5 sec
Further switching to Calendar: instant
Further switching to Gantt chart: instant
CPU usage: 83-87%
Memory usage: 125 Mb
6.6.7.
Opening Task tree: 40 sec
First switching to List view: 3 sec
First switching to Calendar: 30 sec
First switching to Gantt chart: n/a
Further switching to Task tree: instant
Further switching to List view: 3 sec - instant
Further switching to Calendar: instant
Further switching to Gantt chart: n/a
CPU usage: 83%
Memory usage: 88-130 Mb
Tried to expand all tasks, waited for some 3-4 minutes, killed the task in task manager.
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Hi Dan
6.6.6. seems out a while now and I haven't seen the skies come down on us nor the underworld taking over.
Could it be it hasn't been released for automatic update?
If so, is this intentional?
Thanks!
Patrick
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pludikhu wrote: If so, is this intentional?
No mate, I just forgot! 
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Help! Please.
I shutdown ToDoList and my Computer last night normally. When I started the computer this morning and tryed to load TODOList it loaded with just a simple task line and was called Untitled. Went to my main ToDOList directory location and tried to load my ToDoList.tdl, I received this message.
ToDoList 6.6 Beta Release 1
Open Tasklist
'E:\Data\Personal ... ToDo.tdl' could not be opened because it contains malformed XML that the MSXML component could not interpret.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks ... Tamroy
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My help is not very professional, but
a) save all existing TDL AND all backups to a ZIP or a backup-folder or ...
b) try to restart
c) try to reinstall
d) use the most current version from your backup folder
e) ...
Pierre
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Thanks Pierre,
I've tried a number to things, except the reinstall of ToDoList.
I was waiting up update to the next update version 6.7 but it looks like I may have to do it sooner then later.
Thanks Again, Tamroy
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Tamroy,
Can you send me a copy of your tasklist because I'm having a relook at this issue and this would be a great opportunity for me to improve the handling of this issue. I might also be able to 'fix' the tasklist.
My email address is in my sig.
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Dan,
I wlll gladly send you my Tasklist for your review.
You should have it by now!
Thanks .... Tamroy
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