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adambox

seconded!

this would let you close out a bunch of posts here in the forums (asking for various fields, etc)

Posted 3 years ago

dylan.eiler

I agree. This would be wonderful!

Posted 3 years ago

arcanewinter

I'm floored (okay, that's an exaggeration) that this wasn't done as soon as Smart Add was released, since the two ideas go hand in hand. The full site takes a few seconds to load, and I've become so reliant on RTM that a few seconds is all it takes for me to forget the thing I needed to tell myself to do later.

I'd been using a workaround, where I just bookmarked the mobile version of the "add a task" (which has all the fields, unlike the bookmarklet), but come on! We have Smart Add now, let us use it as the shortcut it's meant to be! :D

Posted 3 years ago

It would be great to get the smart add syntax built into the bookmarklet.

In the meantime a simple-ish workaround is to use the twitter bookmarklet to send direct messages to RTM - this way you can use the smart add syntax from your browser's location bar without ever having to leave the page or even open a pop-up window.

Posted 3 years ago

+1

hm, all requests published 1 year ago :(

I want to add below in 'Send to' button on Google Reader.
http://www.rememberthemilk.com/services/ext/addtask.rtm?t=%23read%20${title}%20${url}

If you implement this, I can use RTM like Read It Later :)

Would you implement Smart Add in Quick Add?

Thanks!

Posted 1 year ago

Yes - there definitely needs to be a GET URL which supports smartadd, so we can integrate across even more platforms. It should just reference your cookie for auth, as to who's account this task is being added to.

It can then be integrated into browser smart search bars, sites like ddg (imagine !rtm new task #list ^tuesday

Posted 1 year ago

I'm shocked this still hasn't been implemented. Like logicx says, there needs to be a URL that can take the smart add syntax. It could be added into yubnub, and a host of other places.

Posted 1 year ago

Bump

Posted 5 months ago