http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/ The fastest shopping list in the West en-US Mon, 06 Feb 2012 10:17:01 +0000 http://bbpress.org/?v=1.0.2 q http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/search.php http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/topic/ios-5#post-46 Fri, 14 Oct 2011 05:03:57 +0000 hve 46@http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/ <p>After upgrading to iOS 5 Green Grocer no longer works properly. It quits when adding a list or a list item. Will there be an patch for this?<br /> Thanks. </p> http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/topic/green-grocer-is-mis-named-not-reaching-its-full-potential#post-45 Sat, 21 May 2011 18:01:18 +0000 GFujioka 45@http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/ <p>Having tried nearly all of the various list and to do apps I can say without question that Green Grocer is not only the best for grocery lists, but also excellent at organizing all kinds of tasks having nothing to do with groceries.</p> <p>For that reason I believe more people would benefit from it and sales would be increased were it given a more general name and a new icon.</p> <p>A web interface that synced automagically would be excellent as well. </p> http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/topic/aisles#post-23 Thu, 21 Oct 2010 11:55:47 +0000 AndrewMcC 23@http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/ <p>I think it would be great if I could assign an aisle to an item and then sort it by aisle. Right now I re-enter all items that I buy and give it a catagory. i.e. Fruit - bananas. So then I put all the fruit at the top of the list because it is first in the store. Next is Meat - hamburger because it is next. Thanks. </p> http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/topic/hello-from-japan-to-stephen-elliott#post-20 Sun, 11 Jul 2010 21:03:44 +0000 ecoappsfree 20@http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/ <p>Hello Stephen,</p> <p>I'm trying to reach out to iPhone developers out of Japan,</p> <p>We're a local media offering two great services to eco developers:</p> <p>First, we run <a href="http://www.GreenITers.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.GreenITers.com</a> : Japan's largest bilingual eco conscious / clean tech community. Our team of 10+ writers would love to hear from your eco app.</p> <p>Second, we run <a href="http://www.EcoAppsFree.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.EcoAppsFree.com</a> : it's basically a eco version of FreeAppADay. Our site will be launched in September 1st and as we have already 1,000 user registered just in 5 days we believe that the eco apps we feature will make it to the top 20/10 of the AppStore, We do also have +26K of Twitter followers under our GreenITers account which will certainly increase even more your Eco App download.</p> <p>So if you plan on '24h FREE' operations think about placing your apps with us.</p> <p>We are starting to program the September opening and we think The Green Grocer iPhone App could benefit from our platform.</p> <p>Cheers,</p> <p>Flavio</p> <p>EcoAppsFree.com<br /> Founder<br /> <a href="mailto:hello@ecoappsfree.com">hello@ecoappsfree.com</a> </p> http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/topic/non-location-sorting#post-19 Fri, 09 Jul 2010 07:50:19 +0000 jon1270 19@http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/ <p>I'm experimenting with the free version and might be interested in the full app, but the location sorting doesn't work for me because I've got an iPod Touch and the stores where I shop don't have public WiFi. As a result, the order of items in the list does not reflect the order I find them in the store, and shopping involves a lot of scrolling up and down the (sometimes long) list. Is there any way to get the list to sort properly without the use of location services? I guess I'm looking for the app to either learn my habits, i.e. keep track of the order in which I usually check things off and order the list accordingly, or allow me to manually order items (which I realize I can do now) AND have the app REMEMBER that order next time I make a list. Am I missing some existing functionality? Is there any chance this will be added in the future? </p> http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/topic/import#post-18 Fri, 14 May 2010 09:39:11 +0000 Crunch 18@http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/ <p>I want to import a list from a Word doc or Excel spreadsheet. How can I do this? If I email them to myself it doesn't give me the link to import it into GG. Only if it comes from another GG list does it give me the option. Thanx in advance! </p> http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/topic/auto-complete#post-16 Thu, 04 Feb 2010 21:08:53 +0000 wendy 16@http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/ <p>How do I get a list from auto-complete? </p> http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/topic/email-support#post-12 Mon, 07 Dec 2009 03:57:59 +0000 jimmski 12@http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/ <p>Hi,</p> <p>I really don't understand how the email feature of Foodle works. I'd like to be able to mail myself a list of things to get that I can import into Foodle. However there seems to be an email out feature which adds some kind of button that allows you to import items. But I can't get this to work. There isn't a demo of this anywhere I can see and I can't see the point of putting a list together, then mailing to yourself to then import it back into Foodle!</p> <p>Could you explain how this feature is meant to work?</p> <p>Thanks!! </p> http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/topic/swedish#post-8 Wed, 16 Sep 2009 07:36:43 +0000 ondevall 8@http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/ <p>I'd be happy to assist swedish localisation! </p> http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/topic/copy-and-paste-single-items-or-mutiple-items-from-a-list-to-another#post-10 Sat, 19 Sep 2009 08:17:32 +0000 itworx 10@http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/ <p>It would be great to be able to copy and paste from one list to another. Please add this to a future release!</p> <p>Then there is also a TO DO TODAY list that could be coupled with a DATED list item that appears in your TODAY list on the due date.<br /> It just opens up a whole new world for FOODLE. </p> http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/topic/welcome#post-7 Mon, 14 Sep 2009 12:29:57 +0000 Stephen Elliott 7@http://anythinghonest.com/foodle/support/ <p>Hello all,</p> <p>Welcome to Foodle's new forums. Please enjoy the use of this space to read, share and discuss all things Foodle.</p> <p>This capable system is a nice upgrade to the old linear-format forums. Categories, tags and logins are now available to aid in organization, and posts can be searched to locate information quickly.</p> <p>That's about it. As always - thanks for your interest, time and patronage.</p> <p>Best,<br /> Steve </p>