export to web page?
 

I realize the web interface will probably not make it into the final release, but I am wondering if it is possible to export to a web page? See I have this person (my boss) who tries to make me tell them what I am doing all the time. If I could set up a script or something to export it to, say a WebDAV server (MS Sharepoint in my case), that would make it one less thing I had to do. Seems logical that a productivity app would provide a mechanism to inform others of my self-proclaimed increased productivity! :) Thanks

I've never looked at OmniPlan in detail, perhaps you might have a look. I think Omni has designed OF as an inidvidual task app and OmniPlan as a group product.

Yeah, I hear you. But one thing I am trying to avoid is getting into the complexity of a "project management" app, such as MS Project or OmniPlan. I just want something simple, elegant, and powerful, without all the other stuff that those types of apps provide. I see that there are future plans to integrate with OmniPlan, which seems a bit odd to me, but maybe that will be the long-term answer.

Incidentally, I found a link in another post that had a ruby script to export to an html page:

[url]http://forums.omnigroup.com/showthread.php?p=22739[/url]

But I can't get it to work. Specifically I am trying to get the 'sudo gem install markaby' and 'rb-appscript' to install. I have macports, rubygems, etc. etc. Anyway, something like what is proposed in the post would work nicely, if I could get it to work. Hopefully Omni can incorporate something like this in OF.

I realized over the weekend that OmniOutliner has export to html, which would be perfect for what I need. I hope that since (it seems) OF is based on (or shares code with) OO, that this will be included in 1.0.

[QUOTE=rod;22900]I realized over the weekend that OmniOutliner has export to html, which would be perfect for what I need. I hope that since (it seems) OF is based on (or shares code with) OO, that this will be included in 1.0.[/QUOTE]

In the interim, you can use my [URL="http://www.rose-hulman.edu/~clifton/software.html"]Export to OO scripts[/URL] to export from OF to OO and then to HTML.