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| s0fist Diglot Senior Member United States Joined 4980 days ago 260 posts - 445 votes  Speaks: Russian*, English Studies: Sign Language, German, Spanish, French | Message 1 of 1 04 April 2012 at 7:07am | IP Logged |
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Can I pull arbitrary content from the web and display it in anki:
somehow populate fields (permanently) or at least download and display the web page (anew each time)? For example, display a wikipedia page, a dictionary entry, an image, sound or video, any static or dynamic pages from the web? Can I do this somehow easily by mucking about with fields, layouts, models, or some other already present features such as localize media/Media URL/Download Missing media? Is there some HTML/CSS that can be entered somewhere in anki to fetch all this magically. (I tried object embed but it doesn't work for me.) Can this be done in some automatic, general way by say exporting the deck and using some other application to fill this data and then importing it back. Is any of this possible in the new and shiny Anki 2.0 (still in beta I think, I haven't tried it, anyone know when it's coming out anyway)? Are there some plugins that can do that kind of thing for user specified content (i.e. I personally decide which content to pull and from where)? How hard would it be to write personal plugins like that for specific sources that I might want to use (with a background in programming but no knowledge of Python or anki and its frameworks). Thanks! I'm not an expert at using anki, so please don't hesitate to give obvious solutions. But FYI and to save time here's what I think I know I can do: I know I can make a link to say wiki.com/{{Expression}}. But it's just a link that opens in an external browser. I can display a local image or play a sound file. But only locally. I know there's plugins that can fetch audio from GoogleTTS or some specific asian dictionaries. So at least these kinds of things are possible. But not for general URLs. I know there's a plugin that allows one to browse google images inside anki and select a picture to enter into a field. Very cool, but specific to google images. I know there's a Google Translate plugin, but it doesn't work for me anyway. 1 person has voted this message useful |
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