Thanks!
This makes me curious what other things we are able to tweak in this way (at our own risk, I'd guess). Is there a reference of these pokes anywhere?
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Originally Posted by whpalmer4
OmniFocus for iPhone 1.6 allows setting the maximum distance shown in the Nearby Contexts display:
The Nearby Contexts list now only shows contexts which are within 50km (~30 miles) by default. You can change this by using a settings link to update the NearbyDistanceLimit setting (specified in km).
To achieve this, you need to visit a webpage in Safari on your iPhone (or iPod Touch) and tap on a suitably encoded link, which will be of the form
Code:
<a href="x-omnifocus-debug:set-default:NearbyDistanceLimit:100">Use 100km for OmniFocus Nearby Contexts limit</a>
You can turn on the built-in web server on your Mac to do this if you don't have some other website under your control. In the Sharing System Preferences panel, turn on Web Sharing. Then rename the Sites/index.html file (so you can replace it if you want) and substitute the file attached to this post, which gives a range of values from 1 km up to 250 km. If you want a different value, you can edit the file accordingly. Have your iPhone visit the URL that the Web Sharing configuration tells you is the URL for your personal website, and tap on the link. Turn Web Sharing off when you are done, and replace the old index.html file. |