It's on the list for iOS, but Andrey will work his way round all the
platforms to try to keep them working in a similar way, so any good ideas
for iOS are bound to make it to Android too eventually.
On Saturday, 17 August 2013 18:58:24 UTC+1, Salvador Bosque wrote:
Thank you Stéphane
Thank you Stéphane
Is this feature planned only for iOS or also for Android?
Regards
Salvador
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Hello Salvador. I came across the same problem with the loss of the
ability to change a task's parent in the new version for iPhone. It's been
posted on the beta-testers' JIRA forum (issue number 21) and Andrey has
assigned it to himself for resolution, marked as high priority.
Regards,
Cut and paste means:
Long press
Cut
Select view
Select task
Long press
Paste
Select child or sibling
Switch to original view
While the move parent feature in original iOS version is much more efficient:
Select desired task
Press done
@Andrey, is it possible to keep the move to parent feature
If I use Contexts, I can see how you use Hotkeys to ASSIGN a context (and
then I have to *remember* all of those ;-( )
If I do that how do I DISPLAY the Tasks in that Context that are in my
Inbox?
On Tuesday, August 6, 2013 12:36:24 PM UTC-4, David Rees wrote:
Out of interest, why not use
I'm surprised this isn't built into the system, but your solution is the
best I've seen so far.
-Clay
On Sunday, August 4, 2013 9:46:42 AM UTC-4, Richard C wrote:
I hashtag all my frequently used projects (ie the task name is
ProjectName#projnam and then use the search. The
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 the
Out of interest, why not use contexts with hot keys for this?
d
On Sunday, August 4, 2013 6:46:42 AM UTC-7, Richard C wrote:
I hashtag all my frequently used projects (ie the task name is
ProjectName#projnam and then use the search. The progressive
matching that search offers works
Not to mention the desktop doesn't have the option to ADD contexts when
moving (an option that DOES exist on MLO-A) so I end up wasting even more
time. It makes me not want to bother sometimes adding contexts when
putting things in Inbox but it's just not practical. I NEED to context
some of
If you want another option, I multi-select the tasks in my inbox tab that
go into the same project, use control-M to bring up the move dialog, type
the first few letters of my project name, and hit enter.
On Wed, Jul 3, 2013 at 3:39 PM, David Rees d...@ubiqsoft.com wrote:
Personally I feel we
Yep, I was doing that for a while. Works fairly well.
For me, this is the WEAKEST area of MLO.
On Thu, Jul 4, 2013 at 12:26 PM, Lisa Stroyan lstro...@gmail.com wrote:
If you want another option, I multi-select the tasks in my inbox tab that
go into the same project, use control-M to bring up
You could try sending it straight to the project as you put it in the RTE
dialogue. Use the switch -toprjProject_Name at the end of your task
entry.
Personally, I quite like to open another window using F3, then dragging
groups of tasks from the inbox to the appropriate place in my outline.
Personally I feel we should be able to have search on both windows
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http://mlo.uservoice.com/forums/9235-general/suggestions/4132240-support-multiple-windows-on-the-same-data-with-ful
On Wednesday, July 3, 2013 12:49:23 PM UTC-7, Mr. Analogy wrote:
The F3 trick is nice. That helps a little.
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