HerrPetersen Wrote:I don't claim to understand how the plugin works but I think you have to make sure that
1.) The cards in question are tagged with "Japanese"
2.) The model(s) to which the cards belong must have an "expression" field.

You are correct, the kanji->keyword behavior occurs only on Japanese models and on fields labeled expressions: basically the Japanese model that is default in Anki. You can change this by modify the script, see the variables:

MODELTAG = 'Japanese'
EXPRESSION = 'Expression'

zazen666 Wrote:YES!!! I have been requesting this FOREVER. More than two years ago when I migrated to Anki from this site.

I can't wait for the plug-in. Thanks so much!

Huh? This has been around for a long time via the kanji_info plugin. But it seems like that plugin hasn't been entered into the shared plugins database. However, you can still download the files from http://repose.ath.cx/d/oldwiki/plugins/

radical_tyro Wrote:

zazen666 Wrote:YES!!! I have been requesting this FOREVER. More than two years ago when I migrated to Anki from this site.

I can't wait for the plug-in. Thanks so much!

Huh? This has been around for a long time via the kanji_info plugin. But it seems like that plugin hasn't been entered into the shared plugins database. However, you can still download the files from http://repose.ath.cx/d/oldwiki/plugins/

That plug in works very differently and not very well

HerrPetersen Wrote:I don't claim to understand how the plugin works but I think you have to make sure that
1.) The cards in question are tagged with "Japanese"
2.) The model(s) to which the cards belong must have an "expression" field.

I see. I'll look into it. Thank you.

brianobush Wrote:

RobotsAnger Wrote:Nice, why not just release the python script here so we can just drop it in the plug-ins folder for a manual installation?

Why not just download if from within Anki? I have added it as a plugin and you will find it named RTKize.

Awesome! Thanks for this plug-in.

zazen666 Wrote:That plug in works very differently and not very well

that's news to me. i've been using it for years with no problems for the purpose we are discussing here. *shrug*

radical_tyro Wrote:

zazen666 Wrote:That plug in works very differently and not very well

that's news to me. i've been using it for years with no problems for the purpose we are discussing here. *shrug*

You mean, this plug in allows you to scroll over a kanji and it gives you the keyword? if so, then that is different than the one I am talking about, which creates a seperate field.

zazen666 Wrote:You mean, this plug in allows you to scroll over a kanji and it gives you the keyword? if so, then that is different than the one I am talking about, which creates a seperate field.

yep, that's what it does. it just reads the info from a txt file; nothing involving fields. anyway, anki is super flexible and it's not surprising to see different plugins doing similar things. just figured i'd mention this has been around since 2007