GridNote uses a cookie to remember your notes - no database is involved, so your privacy is protected. Source code.
These sticky notes are perfectly laid out for you. If you've got a third monitor or some extra screen real estate, try putting GridNote there.
This is really very useful and simple. The only downside of course is that the notes are not accessible on another computer, since it's cookie based.
ReplyDeleteUHF - Glad you find it useful. I find I'm using it daily.
ReplyDeleteJon, this is a great idea! I wonder if you'd consider allowing other people to use the code on their own sites. I'd be happy to give you credit by leaving the link to your blog.
ReplyDeleteHi Gregory - sure thing - go for it!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jon! I've played with GridNote a bit, and I think it's great. But I see one little problem: when it loads the contents of the textareas from the cookies and echos them to the screen, PHP escapes single quotes, ampersands, backslashes, etc. with backslashes. If you refresh the page, they get backslashed again; this can carry on ad infinitum. Any ideas how best to deal with this?
ReplyDelete(I'm also having a problem with non-ASCII characters, but that's a separate issue.)
Thanks!
Gregory
Hrm - I'll need to look into that bug when I get some time.
ReplyDeleteHi Jon, thank you for this tool. Is there a line of code I can add on my site which will allow me to export my notes to a text file?
ReplyDeleteHi Anonymous - No, there isn't currently a way to export the text of all your notes. I haven't touched this code in a few years, but let me know if you really want it, and I'll add it.
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