On 05/04/07, Jason F. McBrayer <jmcbray@carcosa.net> wrote:
>
> "David O'Toole" <dto@gnu.org> writes:
>
> > I think this means being able to publish static HTML from the various
> > views given by the agenda. So for example you could set up a timer to
> > publish your agenda each day (assuming you run emacs for months like I
> > do) and then if you are away from home, check your website to see the
> > HTML agenda.
>
> Even taking the fancy publishing and timer stuff out of it, it would
> be actually quite useful to be able just to export to html (or
> whatever other target).   For example, to produce printed context
> lists for away-from-the-computer contexts.
>
> So, this is a function I use to htmlize the agenda buffer.  Very basic,
but works for me to be able to see my TODOs away from my desktop

(defun cw-print-agenda ()
  "htmlize org-mode's agenda"
  (interactive
"P")

  (require
'htmlize)

  (let ((todo-buffer "*Org
Agenda*"))
    (org-todo-list
0)

    (set-buffer
(htmlize-buffer))

    (write-file
"~/public_html/Todo.html")


(kill-this-buffer)

    (kill-buffer todo-buffer)))

Then I have a cron job to copy that to an external web server.

hth, C.