In iOS versions of mlo until now, there was a nice feature "Parent-move to"
that made it possible to move very fast a task to any node within the mlo tree.
In Android this feature does not exist afaik and to my surprise this feature is
supressed in latests iOS beta versions
The "move" mode with
In iOS versions of mlo until now, there was a nice feature "Parent-move to"
that made it possible to move very fast a task to any node within the mlo tree.
In Android this feature does not exist afaik and to my surprise this feature is
supressed in latests iOS beta versions
The "move" mode with
I can't work out when this stopped working. But I no longer get offered the
choice to handle synchronisation conflicts individually when syncing via
WiFi. In fact, just today, as I was toggling back and forth between other
applications, I noticed the Conflict Resolution dialog box appear with
L
Hi, Jonathan
I would suggest forcing a conflict to see what happens.
Create a task named "test" then sync and verify that it's present on both
systems.
Now stop sync from running. Turn off your router, or if that's a problem,
turn off wifi on both systems.
Change the task on one system
I use Cut and Paste from the long hold menu. Then choose Child or Sibling.
Nick
On Wednesday, 7 August 2013 21:54:29 UTC+1, Salvador Bosque wrote:
> In iOS versions of mlo until now, there was a nice feature "Parent-move
> to" that made it possible to move very fast a task to any node within t
I had a question on recurring tasks. When I click a recurring task as done
for the current day it's due, it doesn't show up for the next occurrence in
MLO (at least with my setup) until that day. When I look at the next day's
tasks after I'm done with the current day, I don't have a true
repre
