>>1921597Ah, for the var [variable] = [some value] stuff, that's pretty much in the JS alone. The Tasker bit is just reading the query URL, parsing it with the JS, and sending the variables in the JS to KLWP. The Tasker task itself is quite simple, I've attached a screenshot. It should be extremely easy to set up, following the previous instructions and this screenshot, I think. The JS is the part it seems you're confused on. I've attached an example of what I did here:
http://pastebin.com/Z4EEWhiTThe configuration, by the way, for sending the variables from Tasker to KLWP was:
Tasker string = %task[n]content
Kustom variable = task[n]
So you'd do that for each task, essentially. Here's a screenshot of the configuration:
https://u.pomf.is/vpacbo.pngAs an aside, I forgot to mention, but to get the icons before each task (i.e. pencil for "drawing") I just used nested if statements for a fonticon element in KLWP so that if the label for a task equaled some such string, the icon would be a matching icon (i.e. if task[n]label = [some string], then the icon equals [some matching icon]. So if task1label = home, then I used "hotel" to get an icon that kinda matched it). I'm usually kinda loathe to just post files, since I'd rather try to explain and walk someone through it if I can. I totally get wanting to dissect a file and if that's the case and you're still confused, I can send a copy of the xml of the task. But, quite often I see people just jump straight to asking for the solution instead of trying to work it out themselves and I think that process is valuable, and I'd rather try to help someone realize that then give them a file. Sorry if that seems stubborn! Hope this helped. If you still have questions, feel free to ask.