I would like to bookmark my sproutiner page so I can more quickly access it.

Having to type in the actual name of the page prevents me from using it is a true instant-notes application.

Possible?

in your project page press the '#' near the project title
this will lead you to a url such as: 'http://sproutliner.com/lists/your_project_name' ehich can be bookmarked

Hi,
I went to sproutliner.js, changed in line 938 http://sproutliner.com/lists/+ to http://mydomain.cno/lists/+... but still the http://mydomain.cno/lists/project1 links don't work.

Any idea? Thx! Cool software, by the way :)
Jens

Ok, sorry. It's about rewrite stuff:
http://forums.glenmurphy.com/7/184

still doesn't work (getting server errors), but I'll keep on trying.
Jens

Arghhhh, this was not my brightest day :(

Adapt the hardcoded path in sproutliner.js and don't forget to switch your brain on when following the rewrite instructions from http://forums.glenmurphy.com/7/184

do this:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^lists/(.*)/ sproutliner.php?list=$1 [L]
RewriteRule ^lists/(.*) sproutliner.php?list=$1 [L]

or, just rename "sproutliner.php" to index.php...

Now it works! Awsome... Really cool software, exactly what I need to substitute an emailed Excel spreadsheet in a Web project. For me, this fits better than 37signals tadalist, I'm serious.
Thanks, Glen!!
Jens

Doh! How do I access/change mod rewrite? I'm hosting at iPowerweb, do hosting companies allow clients to change such things?
I have everything else working and love it. Trying to adapt it to my current needs.

Thanks, Randy

Ah... I entered the following into a .htaccess file and upoaded it to my sprout folder:

Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^lists/(.*)/ sproutliner.php?list=$1 [L]
RewriteRule ^lists/(.*) sproutliner.php?list=$1 [L]

When I go into an existing project and then click the '#,' it takes me to the sproutliner.php file, but then it can't find sproutliner.js/.css, x.php, i folder. ???
I'm close... what am I missing?

Got It!!
By right-clicking on the missing header_title.gif place holder and having it open in another tab, I could see that it was trying to access "lists/i/header_title.gif" with the added 'lists/' at the beginning. Previously, I had to remove all the '/' from before the images directory and any references to x.php or sproutliner.js/.css. I don't know if that's why I was having such a roadblock with the rewrite rules or not, but since the RewriteRules from my previous post caused the 'lists/' folder to be appended to the gif, then it may have done it to the references to the other files as well. Here's my final .htaccess file for the sprout folder. All redirects are working fine.
----------------------------------------
Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine on

RewriteRule ^lists/i(.*) i/$1 [l]
RewriteRule ^lists/sproutliner.css sproutliner.css [l]
RewriteRule ^lists/sproutliner.js sproutliner.js [l]
RewriteRule ^lists/x.php(.*) x.php$1 [l]

RewriteRule ^lists/(.*)/ index.php?list=$1 [L]
RewriteRule ^lists/(.*) index.php?list=$1 [L]
----------------------------------------------------

Now, if I can just figure out why when I add a task, it adds three of them in a row, all with the same name. ?!?!?!? :)

Oh, and as you might have guessed, I renamed my sproutliner.php file to index.php along the way.

Rewrite is not available from my web host, but there is another way. In about line 938 of sproutliner.js, instead of pointing to http://sproutliner.com/lists (or instead of pointing to your own installation and adding Apache rewrite rules) change the line like this:

output += ' #';

(hope that's legible)

This works fine without the need to use RewriteRule.

Yikes, the forum system completely ate my new line 938. The posting above is very clearly wrong. I won't try to repost it. If you need the revised code line write bobnewell@bobnewell.net.