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Re: Attachments management
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From:
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Date:
Tue, 26 May 2020 20:55:16 -0400
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Hi Alessia,
If I remember well, you can search files inside Thunar, which is the
default file browser of Xubuntu.
If not, you can install Catfish which will do the work fine. With
Catfish, you can even copy the paths of the files found and paste it
in... Zim!
I now use Nemo on Budgie Ubuntu and there is also a way to find files
from it.
Hope this helps.
Bye
--
Renaud Levesque
Le 20-05-24 à 16 h 40, Alessia Moretti a écrit :
> Thanks for everyone's suggestions! They are very useful. I'll look
> into ls and find manual pages to see which one fit my needs more and
> I'll try to create a simple bash script. Thanks again to everyone!
>
> Il Dom 24 Mag 2020, 15:00 Yury Dudorov <yury.dudorov@xxxxxxxxx
> <mailto:yury.dudorov@xxxxxxxxx>> ha scritto:
>
> Hi Alessia,
>
> the Zim notebook is simply an ordinal file tree structure so you
> can use any commands for files/folders examination. For example
> you can run 'ls' recursively
>
> [/Tasks][6249]% *ls* -*R*l Tasks/Install/
> Tasks/Install/:
> total 1
> drwxrwx---+ 1 ydudorov Domain Users 0 May 21 19:49 Home
> -rwxrwx---+ 1 ydudorov Domain Users 153 May 21 19:45 notebook.zim
>
> Tasks/Install/Home:
> total 1
> drwxrwx---+ 1 ydudorov Domain Users 0 May 22 23:00 Install_Area
> -rwxrwx---+ 1 ydudorov Domain Users 200 May 21 19:48 Install_Area.txt
>
> Tasks/Install/Home/Install_Area:
> total 5
> drwxrwx---+ 1 ydudorov Domain Users 0 May 23 22:56 SV_Express
> -rwxrwx---+ 1 ydudorov Domain Users 419 May 22 23:00 SV_Express.txt
>
> Tasks/Install/Home/Install_Area/SV_Express:
> total 25
> ...
>
> or try to find files with known extensions (pdf/jpeg):
>
> [/Tasks][6250]% *find*
> Odds-and-ends/Chancery/Home/Cheat_sheet_bundle -iname '**.pdf*' -o
> -iname '**.jpeg*'
> Odds-and-ends/Chancery/Home/Cheat_sheet_bundle/CLI-Cheat-Sheet.pdf
> Odds-and-ends/Chancery/Home/Cheat_sheet_bundle/Git for Subversion
> Users.pdf
> Odds-and-ends/Chancery/Home/Cheat_sheet_bundle/git-cheatsheet-EN-white.pdf
> Odds-and-ends/Chancery/Home/Cheat_sheet_bundle/workflow-of-version-control.pdf
> [/Tasks][6251]%
>
> On Sun, May 24, 2020 at 2:39 PM Alessia Moretti <alemim@xxxxxxxxx
> <mailto:alemim@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
>
> Thanks Marco for your answer. I usually export in html with
> one of the default template. I'm using linux (Xubuntu) and I
> think there should be a similar comand line tool. I just
> wanted to know how many and which attachments there are in the
> whole zim notebook (with its subdirectories) to check if
> everything is done. I think I've to run some command like
> ls(?) recursively against the notebook top level directory.
> I'm not very knowledgeable of the command like though.
> Thanks again
> Alessia
>
> Il Sab 23 Mag 2020, 18:25 Marco Cevoli <marco.cevoli@xxxxxxxxx
> <mailto:marco.cevoli@xxxxxxxxx>> ha scritto:
>
> Hi Alessia,
>
> how do you export the notebook? If you don't mind using an
> external command, you can simply use a DOS command, such
> as "dir *.* > list.txt " to print the file list of the
> current directory to a text file. If you're on Windows,
> see:
> https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-files/copy-filenames-from-folders-and-subfolders/1797e5eb-0be9-455b-a370-525e927a08f1 ;
>
> Regards,
>
> Marco Cevoli
>
> On Sat, May 23, 2020 at 3:34 PM Alessia Moretti
> <alemim@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:alemim@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
>
> Hello everyone and thanks to everyone who develop and
> help developing this wonderful application. Lately I'm
> managing and keep track of my daughter's homeworks
> (primary school, online lessons due to lockdown).
> Every time I send a homework to the teachers (a jpeg
> or pdf file) I put a copy of it in the correct day in
> a "homeworks" journal notebook so I can keep track of
> if and when the due homeworks were done. My question
> is: there is a way to have a list of the attachments
> when I export the notebook (and if it's possible in
> which format)? Thanks a lot
>
>
> Il Mer 13 Mag 2020, 16:43 Marco Cevoli
> <marco.cevoli@xxxxxxxxx
> <mailto:marco.cevoli@xxxxxxxxx>> ha scritto:
>
> A little effort in starting an Android app was
> done in the past. I thought I could - at least -
> help with the mockup design, but couldn't work on
> it. If you think your students can go down that
> road, this is the starting point:
> https://github.com/jaap-karssenberg/zim-android-mockapp/wiki ;
>
> Having an app would really be a nice addition to Zim!
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Marco Cevoli
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>
> On Wed, May 13, 2020 at 4:16 PM John R. Marks, IV
> <jrm4@xxxxxxxx <mailto:jrm4@xxxxxxxx>> wrote:
>
> I CANT BELIEVE I JUST THOUGHT OF THIS.
>
> So, y'all, I teach in the MSIT at Florida
> State University, and this semester is my
> Advanced Web Applications class. Broadly, it
> ends up being a VERY language agnostic class
> because our student pool is varied in terms of
> skill (FSU is weird, our Computer Science dept
> is completely separate from our Information/IT
> School, and I'm in the latter). I personally
> have a very wide-but-SHALLOW knowledge about
> languages and frameworks (right now we still
> default to PHP + a little mostly vanilla JS
> because that's what I know how to do, despite
> all the frameworky stuff out there)
>
> Either way, though, I'd LOVE to point some of
> my students in the direction of some sort of
> web and/or mobile interface to Zim. It really
> does seem like it shouldn't be that hard
> especially if you consider the possibility of
> not really interacting with Zim-native's
> internal database, just do "the files" and
> perhaps spin up a separate one if needed.
> That, for me, has always been the beauty of
> Zim - the flat files. The db isn't "primary"
> and can be reloaded/destroyed whatever. I
> occasionally have cheated on Zim with
> org-mode. naughty-naughty, and that factor --
> the ability to create multiple types of
> interfaces (orgzly, organice, etc etc) because
> of the simplicity of the filesystem.
>
> Anyway, this is part cheerleading and part
> volunteer from someone who'd love to see more
> of this.
>
> John
> jrm4.com <http://jrm4.com>
>
>
> On 5/13/20 9:34 AM, Gergely K. wrote:
>> Slightly off but my advice is not to go with
>> Django. It was a clever framework (does
>> things ahead of time, like orm) and has some
>> unique features, but it's components are not
>> standard and it is a bit glued-together.
>> Rather go with standard libraries (which you
>> can use in any (non-web) projects)!
>>
>> On Wed, May 13, 2020 at 3:00 PM Shivam Sharma
>> <shivam.src@xxxxxxxxx
>> <mailto:shivam.src@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
>>
>> Wow. That was quick. I will test your patch.
>>
>> And the idea for building a full-fledged
>> web application around Zim is great. It
>> should be started as a separate project,
>> however. Zim community may not welcome
>> the idea integrated into Zim since Zim
>> has been very robust by being lean (and
>> not being too many things at once).
>>
>> If you do start work on the project, I'd
>> be willing to help. I have some
>> experience with Flask but not much with
>> Django.
>>
>> On Wed, 13 May 2020 at 16:26, Helder
>> Guerreiro <helder@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>> <mailto:helder@xxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
>>
>> On 08/05/20 16:13, Helder Guerreiro
>> wrote:
>> > Is it possible to add a search box
>> to the internal Zim server?
>>
>> Since it seems there is no easy way
>> to add search to the server I made
>> the patch attached (against master).
>> There's an example search box in
>> the "Default_with_index" template.
>>
>> But this got me thinking, now I'm
>> looking for other features, tag list,
>> task list, maybe even marking tasks
>> directly from the server or editing
>> pages... This seems to be a little
>> too much for this server. Using a
>> framework, Django or whatever, would
>> be easier. Maybe a separated
>> project from Zim?
>>
>> /Helder
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References
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Searching on the server
From: Helder Guerreiro, 2020-05-08
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Re: Searching on the server
From: Helder Guerreiro, 2020-05-13
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Re: Searching on the server
From: Shivam Sharma, 2020-05-13
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Re: Searching on the server
From: Gergely K., 2020-05-13
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Re: Searching on the server
From: John R. Marks, IV, 2020-05-13
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Re: Searching on the server
From: Marco Cevoli, 2020-05-13
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Re: Attachments management
From: Alessia Moretti, 2020-05-23
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Re: Attachments management
From: Marco Cevoli, 2020-05-23
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Re: Attachments management
From: Alessia Moretti, 2020-05-24
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Re: Attachments management
From: Yury Dudorov, 2020-05-24
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Re: Attachments management
From: Alessia Moretti, 2020-05-24
