How to open downloaded anki files
Invokes the Card Browser dialog and searches for a given query. Returns an array of identifiers of the cards that were found. Query syntax is documented here. Invokes the Add Cards dialog, presets the note using the given deck and model, with the provided field values and tags. Invoking it multiple times closes the old window and reopen the window with the new provided values. Audio, video, and picture files can be embedded into the fields via the audio , video , and picture keys, respectively.
Refer to the documentation of addNote and storeMediaFile for an explanation of these fields. The closeAfterAdding member inside options group can be set to true to create a dialog that closes upon adding the note. Invoking the action mutliple times with this option will create multiple windows. The result is the ID of the note which would be added, if the user chose to confirm the Add Cards dialogue.
Returns information about the current card or null if not in review mode. Starts or resets the timerStarted value for the current card. This is useful for deferring the start time to when it is displayed via the API, allowing the recorded time taken to answer the card to be more accurate when calling guiAnswerCard. Shows question text for the current card; returns true if in review mode or false otherwise.
Shows answer text for the current card; returns true if in review mode or false otherwise. Answers the current card; returns true if succeeded or false otherwise. Note that the answer for the current card must be displayed before before any answer can be accepted by Anki.
Opens the Deck Overview dialog for the deck with the given name; returns true if succeeded or false otherwise. Starts review for the deck with the given name; returns true if succeeded or false otherwise. Schedules a request to gracefully close Anki. This operation is asynchronous, so it will return immediately and won't wait until the Anki process actually terminates.
Requests a database check, but returns immediately without waiting for the check to complete. Therefore, the action will always return true even if errors are detected during the database check. Stores a file with the specified baseencoded contents inside the media folder. Alternatively you can specify a absolute file path, or a url from where the file shell be downloaded. If more than one of data , path and url are provided, the data field will be used first, then path , and finally url.
To prevent Anki from removing files not used by any cards e. These files are still synchronized to AnkiWeb. Any existing file with the same name is deleted by default. Set deleteExisting to false to prevent that by letting Anki give the new file a non-conflicting name.
Retrieves the baseencoded contents of the specified file, returning false if the file does not exist.
Request permission to use the API exposed by this plugin. Only request coming from origin listed in the webCorsOriginList option are allowed to use the Api. Calling this method will display a popup asking the user if he want to allow your origin to use the Api. This is the only method that can be called even if the origin of the request isn't in the webCorsOriginList list. It also doesn't require the api key.
Calling this method will not display the popup if the origin is already trusted. This should be the first call you make to make sure that your application and AnkiConnect are able to communicate properly with each other.
Thank you in advance for your help and consideration. I got a few screenshots out of that. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Anki 2. Fatal Error Detected. I found that Anki was the best way for me to memorize all of the SketchyMedical sketches. I still remember them all and use this knowledge in my clinical rotations.
The cards in this deck contain small, cropped portions of the overall sketch — these force you to focus on all of the small details of each sketch. You must download these decks to your computer, NOT to your phone. You must also have Anki installed on your computer. Once you download them your computer that has Anki installed, open them.
They will open directly into your Anki app. Now that they are on your computer, you can sync your Anki account with your phone so that you can access them on the go. If you do not want to use these, feel free to delete them by sorting your cards by that specific tag, highlighting all the cards under that tag, and simply deleting them.
Text in grey font is supplemental information. Text in black font is the most important, high yield information. Did you find this content helpful? I never charge my readers or followers, because you all have enough on your plate. I am here to help and inspire you. Not rob your wallets. This post is not sponsored by any of the companies mentioned above. The opinions in this post are solely my own. Can I ask what kind of tabs you have on your first aid book.
I only use it for my main screen however, as it can glitch a bit in reviews half the screen goes black and covers up the card. Only change I would like to see implemented is the ability to have a different background in normal and night mode. That's a great idea. I'll consider that for future versions! Very nice, however, is there a way for me to cycle through my own custom background images, or do I only get to stick to 1 image if I use my own one Edit: nevermind i found out it changes every time you open the app not when the app is open.
Good background Comment from author. Was this accidentally a dislike? If not, please email me and I'd be happy to help work through whatever you don't like. I am trying to use a image of my own. However, it is not working.
The format is PNG by the way. Is there any requirement in regards to the image features? The transparency needs to be on point for Anki to be able to use the image as a background. I changed the dislike for a like. Thanks a lot. Your support was very prompt. Great Job, AnKing. Are you configuring it properly? Have you seen this video that goes over it? I'm more than happy to assist and would appreciate if you change this to a like.
I get the following error when I try to add it: "One or more errors occurred: Invalid code, or add-on not available for your version of Anki.
I'm working on the update right now as stated in the add-on description. It works now. Thank you for your great effort. Sorry for disliking. If you want to change this from a dislike to a like, I'd be happy to send you a beta version. Thanks, I hope that's updated now Side note: I really appreciate the work you guys do! It flashes white whenever I click onto a deck. I'm not sure how to fix this as I'm new to Anki. When I switched to night mode it flashes black.
Really unfortunate since this looks amazing. Edit: Made the image file size smaller but there is still a white flash which is an eye-strain. It's slightly better than what it was before though.
I'll just try to deal with it Comment from author before post was edited. This is due to Anki reloading the page and is an issue with Anki, not the add-on. If you try to use a smaller file size image as the background, it should decrease that. Feel free to email me at ankingmed gmail. I don't know why but the pictures are blurred and for some reason a white screen appears when i click on something It's really frustrating because it's a great add on but it doesn't work for me : Comment from author before post was edited.
I'd be happy to troubleshoot this for you if you wanna switch the dislike to a like : The white screen issue has been determined to be due to having really large file size images which the default are. Unfortunately using a lower file size image usually means decreased quality.
Feel free to shoot me an email at ankingmed gmail. A great add-on, but I'm also having a white-flash whenever I click on a deck. Did anybody ever find a fix to this issue?
You need to use smaller file size images for the background and that will resolve it. Add-on looks good, and changing the background works. To study the cards in a deck, simply tap on the deck name or the "STUDY" button on a 10" tablet , and AnkiDroid will switch to study mode. Note that the currently selected deck is highlighted with a grey background, and if you have any filtered decks they will be highlighted using a blue font.
Filtered decks are discussed elsewhere in the manual. Tapping on deck options allows you to configure various deck specific study options. Please see the desktop documentation for more information about these study options. Allows you to choose from some convenient presets for studying outside of your normal schedule, for example increasing the study limit for the day. See the section on "filtered decks" for more detailed information.
Use this option to delete a deck note: this action is not reversible, although you can restore from a backup. This option can be used to share a deck with other users. See the exporting decks section for more information. This option is only visble when the selected deck has cards that have been manually or automatically buried. If the selected deck is a filtered deck then you also have the option to rebuild or empty the cards in it.
This is the main clickable area, which will take you to the study screen if there are cards available to review.
The count buttons on the far right of each deck act as a separate clickable area that takes you to the deck overview instead of the study screen. This can be useful if you want to quickly view the number of cards available in the deck.
Some additional actions are located in the overflow menu for less common tasks, which are summarized below:. This can automatically fix a lot of problems with your database, and will also purge any unused tags. If you experience any problems with your collection, this is the first action you should try. Remove any empty cards from your collection.
See the desktop documentation for more. Allows you to add, edit, and delete note types. See the customizing card layout section for more help with this advanced feature.
Import a. See the importing section for more. Export entire collection as a collection. See the exporting section for more. Next to each deck, three numbers are displayed. The left, blue number, corresponds to how many new cards you have to learn today. The red number in the middle is for the cards due to be studied today which are currently in the learning phase, and the green number is the cards which are due for review i.
The navigation drawer can be opened from most places in the application by pressing the left menu icon, or alternatively swiping outwards from anywhere on the far left side of the screen. It is used for quickly navigating between different parts of the application. You can switch to the following screens:. Takes you to the top level of the app where the list of cards are shown more info here. Helps you track your study progress more info in Anki manual and here. This switches the app to a dark theme which many users find is less straining on the eyes, particularly when reviewing in the dark.
See the wiki for instructions on how to customize the card background and font color used in night mode. From the deck list, if you tap the counts area you will be taken to the deck overview screen.
On tablets it is always shown in the area to the right of the deck list. When visible, pressing the study button will take you to the study screen for that deck. The icons that are shown in the app bar depend on whether your deck is an ordinary deck or a filtered deck.
Tapping the wrench icon allows you to create a custom session, for example to do extra reviews outside your normal schedule, or study only certain cards inside a deck. See the filtered deck section for more information on this. Tapping the cross icon will empty all of the cards in the current filtered deck i.
Tapping the rebuild icon will rebuild the current filtered deck according to the settings specified in filtered deck options. Allows you to configure some options related to the current deck, such as the number of new cards and reviews to introduce each day. Tapping on the deck name from the deck list, or the study button from the deck overview screen will take you to the study screen where you do your study. If you have not used Anki on a computer before, you may like to have a look at the first intro video before reading on, as it explains the basic review process.
From the left, these correspond to new cards, learning cards, and cards to review. The buttons will display the time a card will next be shown, so 10m means "10 minutes" and "5d" means "5 days".
You can tap directly on these buttons to choose a particular answer. To make reviewing faster, you can configure gestures for example taps and swipes to answer cards without using the buttons. See the preferences section for more information on configuring gestures. The App Bar at the top of the study screen has several buttons for performing various common actions. The number of buttons which are shown is determined automatically by Android based on the size and resolution of your screen.
If there is not enough space to show the button for a given action, then the action will be available from the menu instead. If you are unsure what a button does, you can long-tap on it to see the name of the action.
The following action are available:. Adds a "marked" tag to the current note, so it can be easily found in the browser. This is useful when you want to take some action on the note at a later date, such as looking up a word when you get home.
Marked cards also show a small star in the upper-right-hand corner during reviews. Adds a color coded "flag" red, orange, green, or blue This can be used as a general purpose indicator to differentiate your cards. Flags are represented by a number from , corresponding to the previously listed colors. Open the edit note screen, where you can change the content displayed on the flashcard see the editing notes section for more help. This is useful if you cannot answer the card at the moment or you want to come back to it another time.
Burying can also happen automatically for cards of the same note. If cards were in learning when they are buried, they are moved back to the new card queue or review queue prior to being buried. If cards were in learning when they are suspended, they are moved back to the new card queue or review queue prior to being suspended. This action enables or disables the whiteboard feature for the current deck.
The whiteboard feature allows you to draw on the screen, which is particularly useful for practicing drawing characters from languages such as Japanese. When the whiteboard has been enabled for the current deck, two new actions will become available for clearing and hiding the whiteboard. Disabling the whiteboard will hide these actions as well as the whiteboard itself.
Open the deck specific study options. See the desktop documentation for more information about these study options. This action enables or disables the temporary audio recorder toolbar at the top of the card. This feature allows you to record your voice and replay it. It is used primarily to check your pronunciation. This toolbar is composed of three buttons: play, stop playing and record microphone audio.
This tool can be used while viewing either the question or the answer. If you wish to keep studying the same deck further, tap on the deck again which will give you several options for continued study. Please see the filtered deck section for more on custom study. Note: This section onwards assumes you understand what notes, fields, card templates, and note types are.
For most purposes the "Basic" note type is sufficient, but for example if you would like an extra card generated which is the reverse of the main card i. Below the deck selector are the fields for the note for example the "Basic" note type has two fields "Front" and "Back". When you tap on a field, a keyboard will come up, allowing you to type in information. Next to each field is an attach icon, which allows you to add media to your note this feature is currently in the experimental phase.
Record audio allows you to record your voice and place it into a field. The advanced editor lets you automatically search for translations or pronunciation audio files online. Shows the names of the cards which will be generated for the selected note type.
Tapping on this button will bring up a dialog which lets you preview the source code for the card template of the selected note type. From here you can edit, preview, add, and delete card templates. See the cards and templates section of the Anki Desktop manual for more information about card templates.
Long press in a text entry field to add a cloze deletion around the selected text, or an empty cloze deletion if there is no selected text. Alternatively, if you want to go back to what you were doing without saving, you can tap the app icon, or use the hardware back button. It also allows the addition of user-defined toolbar buttons using HTML. HTML is a powerful language allowing nearly endless customization of your cards.
Our wiki contains common code samples to get you started. The edit note screen can be opened by choosing edit while reviewing, or by opening a card in the browser. The edit screen is similar to the add new note screen mentioned above, with some key differences:. Changing the deck operates on the selected card which is underlined in the "Cards" box. If a note type is chosen which has more than one card, only the currently selected card will be moved to the new deck.
Changing the "Type" dropdown selector changes to the note type edit mode. In this mode, editing the content of the note i. If a note type is selected which has less cards than the original note type, only the first n cards will be kept. For example changing from "Basic and reversed card " to "Basic" will lead to only the first card being kept. To warn you of this, the text in the "Cards" box will appear red, and a confirmation dialog will be shown before the note is saved.
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