hmm, it's been a while since I did it myself, but I'll give it a try.  The first thing is that you must make sure that your failed attempts didn't generate any extra cards or facts or anything at the end of the deck. for some reason, mine did, and i failed repeatedly because of it.  So make sure you delete those.  Second, I would use firefox since Chrome is kind of...new and crappy...when it comes to downloading things (like plugins).  Um, yeah.  And you could like make sure that you're logged into this site before you start the process.  Umm, yeah, that's about it.  Just fiddle around with the settings on Anki for a while kind of like the instructions for the plugin say.  Then again, you may want to wait for somebody like Resolve or whoever else that knows roughly what they're talking about....

sethg wrote:

Thanks igordesu.

I've finally figured it out and have now completely transfered over from RevTK to Anki. I'm going to post a step-by-step guide here for posterity's sake, so they don't have to figure it out the hard way.

This guide will assume you have already been reviewing with RevTK for some time and that you've downloaded Anki.

1. Open Anki and go to File > Download > Shared Deck. Download the Heisig 1-3 deck.
2. Go to Edit > Browse Items. In the field beside "<Filter>" choose "Heisig Numer" to order your cards appropriately.
3. Go all the way down and select card 3007. Then scroll back to the highest card you currently know, hold SHIFT, and click the card after it. Then go to Actions > Add Tag and type in "Suspended". This will make sure you're not reviewing any card you've yet to learn.
4. Save your deck, and follow the instructions on the plugin page!

It should be as simple as that. I had a hard time kind of figuring it out. Also, don't expect all of your stories to be imported. I was a little sad to find that they weren't, but I'm just going to add them in as I need them.

Hope this helps others who want to do the same.

The problem is that this technique doesn't save progress. Since I'm already done with RtK, this technique would give me 2042 reviews and put them all in the new stack, the vast majority of the cards aren't supposed to expire for months to come...

sethg wrote:

Oh, sorry if I wasn't clear. After doing the steps I listed, THEN do the steps on the plugin page. That will pull all of your stats from the site into Anki, so you're not, as you said, getting 2042 reviews.

I just wish the plugin could somehow also pull in all the stories stored on the site.

Oh, that's cool. I might do that tomorrow then.

sethg wrote:

I just wish the plugin could somehow also pull in all the stories stored on the site.

for that, see http://forum.koohii.com/viewtopic.php?id=1224

also, if you use the grid feature, see http://groups.google.com/group/ankisrs/ … 8ea92eb57?

Sorry to dig up this old article, but I wrote out a nice, full guide here, on my new blog:

http://japanese.whiteashesband.com/?p=7

Hopefully I'll put some more stuff up on zee blog, but for now... I've got 40 kanji to add.

gopineapples wrote:

Hi Seth,

I followed the link to the plug-in page you posted, but theres nothing there - just the generic front page for plug-ins.

Has the link chnged, or am I missing something?

Really appreciate the clear steps you posted - I got as far as suspending my cards no worries, but I can't seem to import my stats from Koohii. Any further tips would be excellent!!

I am having the same problem. If anyone know the answer I would appreciate it.

You download plugins off of Anki itself nowadays. But don't bother, the one that's uploaded there doesn't work. I emailed the guy and he sent me this file, which works perfectly:

http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=044 … 3489067300

It's not an "official" release, but he said
Stick it in your plugins folder and you should be good to go.

''Installation'''
* Install this plugin using the Anki shared plugin download feature
* Download the flashcard status file from http://kanji.koohii.com/status/export.php
* Restart Anki. If the plugin has been successfully installed, you will see a it listed as a new import file type under Deck/Import. Additionally, if you started Anki through the command line, you will see 'kanji.koohii.com plugin loaded.' appear on standard output.
* Disable automatic synchronisation with the remote server if it is enabled. This done through going to Edit/Preferences menu, clicking on the 'Autosave and Synchronisation' tab and unchecking 'Sync on open' and 'Sync on close'.
* Disable autosave by unchecking 'Save on close' in the 'Autosave and Synchronisation' window
* Open any deck that has cards adhering to the Heisig model.
* Open the import menu (Deck/Import)
* Change 'Type of file:' to 'Progress from kanji.koohii.com (*.txt)'
NOTE: Mine didn't say that, it just said "Com"
* For 'File to Import:', select the flashcards_status.txt file you downloaded from kanji.koohii.com
* Click 'Import'. Anki will freeze for a little while. After a couple of seconds, you will be able to see the result of the import in the status window.
* Examine the result. If it isn't what you expect, close the deck and discard the changes. Your deck will remain unmodified.
* If the result is OK, then save the deck.
* If you disabled synchronisation and autosave in the steps above, re-enable them.

Notes:
The plugin will not touch any cards that were already reviewed through Anki.

This is done to prevent accidental loss of scheduling information in an existing deck. If you would like to overwrite the review progress for a particular card, you may do so after resetting the progress for the card in the deck. To do this:

* Open the 'Edit Deck' dialog
* Select the cards in the deck you want to reset progress for (click on first card, Shift-click on the last card)
* Click on the 'Cards' button and select 'Reset Progress'
* Save the deck. Warning: you will lose all the progress info for those cards.

Author: misha DOT penkov AT gmail DOT com

I'd love to try this, but the link for the flashcard status file doesn't work anymore. Where can I find it?

cool cool. thanks in advance!

There's an Export button on the Manage page, or you can access it from the command line with something like the following.

wget -q http://kanji.koohii.com/login --post-data="username=my_user_name&password=my_pass_word&submit=Login" http://kanji.koohii.com/manage/exportflashcards -O flashcards_status.txt

same thing is happening to me as aiken said

can anyone help? plz

Hi everyone.

Here's what I did to make it work. Please let me know if you get the results you expected. All the steps mentioned previously are basically correct. I have modified them where they are wrong.

Instructions

* Download the flashcard status file from http://kanji.koohii.com/status/export This can be accessed on RevTK from Manage->Export Flashcards (on the left)->Click "Export Flashcards" button
* Open Anki and install the plugin "Import progress from Koohii" using the Anki shared plugin download feature. File->Download->Shared Plugin... (search for koohii)
* Restart Anki.
* Disable automatic synchronisation with the remote server if it is enabled. This done by going to Settings/Preferences menu, select Network tab and uncheck 'Sync on open' and 'Sync on close'.
* Then go to the Saving tab and uncheck 'Save on close'.
* Open any deck that has cards adhering to the Heisig model. (Here I actually downloaded a fresh copy and suspended all the cards I haven't learned yet.)

From here on read through to the end of the post before executing these steps.

* Open the import menu  File->Import
* Change 'Type of file:' to 'Progress from Koohii (*.txt)'
* For 'File to Import:', select the rtk_flashcards.txt (I will get to this now, see after instructions) file you downloaded from kanji.koohii.com with the Export Flashcards function
* Click 'Import'. Anki will freeze for a little while. After a couple of seconds, you will be able to see the result of the import in the status window.
* Examine the result. If it isn't what you expect, close the deck and discard the changes. Your deck will remain unmodified.
* If the result is OK, then save the deck.
* If you disabled synchronisation and autosave in the steps above, re-enable them.

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Right, so the file one gets from RevTK is actually called rtk_flashcards.csv. The problem with this file is that it's in the wrong format for the plugin. I guess the plugin is out of date. First, rename the file to rtk_flashcards.txt.

Open it with a text editor and you will note lines as follows :
1,"一","one",2010-01-10 06:40:53,2010-01-19,3,0,2
2,"二","two",2010-01-10 06:40:53,2010-01-19,3,0,2

Which correspond to these fields :
framenum,kanji,keyword,lastreview,expiredate,leitnerbox,failurecount,successcount

The plugin expects these fields :
framenum    lastreview    expiredate    leitnerbox    failurecount    successcount

Yes, there are less fields and they are tab separated.

I modified each line in my file to look like this :
1,2010-01-10,2010-01-19,3,0,2

So for all lines you have to remove the kanji and keyword field and then also the space and the time after the first date. I then changed the python script (the plugin) so that it uses a comma (,) as a delimiter and not a tab. You can skip changing the script but then you must do a search and replace on your file (rtk_flashcards.txt) and replace all commas (,) with a tab character.

I realise I could probably fix the script and re-upload it, but I haven't bothered figuring out what that entails as fixing my file was a simple regular expression "search and replace".

Last edited by psineamf (2010 January 12, 3:39 am)