This is a great start. Is there anyway to hide the tax/total cost section so we could see more of the list or make the spacing of each item a little smaller so we can se more of the list at once. Right now you can only see 3 or 4 items at a time. I would rather see more of the list.

Keep up the good work

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So I am having trouble with the app. When I try to "add item" I get the following error msg:

"An error ocurred: TypeError: Cannot call method 'toString' of null"

How can I fix this?
I tried removing it and install it again and keeps coming up.

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Hey everyone,

Thanks for your feedback. I'm sorry about the bug when adding an item with no price. I will be fixing this bug and getting the fixed version of this app out sometime later today.

Stay posted.

Thanks

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Same problem like everyone else! Looks like a great app thought. Just needs some bug fixes. Also the tax here in LA california is 9.75% you might want to include up to 10% and go by quarters. Thanks for making this app. I was previoulsy using tasks for a shopping list.

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It may just be easier/better to just make the field manually editable. That way if the tax is increased above 10% no special update needs to be made.

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I was trying to play around with it as it is very similar to a program I used to use on my older Palm PDA called HandyShopper, hopefully a new version will be out soon.....

Nice work so far..

Mike

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I was waiting for this. Very nice, but I am getting the error also.

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Right, i'm also getting the same error everyone else is. I also have the same suggestion as everyone else, which is to have the option to remove the sales tax portion all together. If these two things are fixed, it will be a great app.

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Have not installed yet, I guess I'll figure out the answer, but cal the lists created be emailed between individuals. I have a family of pre users and it would be useful to send this via email to update their list and have them pick items up at the store.

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same error

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Hi everyone,

You can now download the new version (v0.1.1) of Shopping List. Thanks again for letting me know about the bugs in v0.1.0. Also, let me know what you would like to see in future versions of this app. Many of you have already done so, and thank you!

Enjoy.

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Can you add the ability to edit an item within a list after it has been added? Maybe double tap or shift click on an item to edit it. I want to be able to add a price later or whatever.

P.s. The sales tax info is not remembered after the app is closed and reopened

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Thanks. Initial evaluation of 0.1.1 is very good.

I hope, that like a good programmer, you build a solid foundation working on functionality before adding features.

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THANKS!!! Now I have NO ISSUES WITH IT!!!

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yay, it works! Thanks for a great app! I would also like to see the ability to free up space by getting rid of the price at the bottom (i'll never use it) and also for an option to have an item to disappear when I check it off.

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The new version Works great, love it. One comment, is it possible to input the sale tax info, then have it disappear from the screen that way its more viewable space ? Thanks

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New version is working w/o the errors. Are you open for suggestions? If so, one thing I think would be to hide the cost and basically just have a list...most of the items I need or are purchasing, I dont know the price, and i have to get it, just needed a list w/o prices. Maybe make each list configurable?

I am working on the SDK myself, it is just not clicking for me quite yet.....

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Great ap! Would love to see Aisle number and Quantity features added at a later date.
Many thanks!

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Great Thanks

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I can think of 2 things that would make a shopping list application unbelievably cool:
1. Link to recipe websites. Allow users to select recipes to cook, and then automatically populate the list with the necessary ingredients. Or also allow users to enter their own recipes and ingredient lists. Could also allow users to keep an inventory of what they have so that they know what needs to be purchased vs. what is already on hand, but that might be getting too complicated.

2. Link to grocery websites. Wegman's (when I lived close to one, and boy do I wish I still lived close to one) has an awesome grocery list making application on their website that even gives you the aisle to find particular items in. So you print out a list and you know exactly where to go. Getting that kind of information in your application would be awesome, especially if the price were also available.

Just a few ideas. Your application is great, btw.

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