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Feature request: another level or 2 for subtask hierarchy

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markjamesdavies	Posted: Apr 15, 2010 Score: 0 Hi there I often have tasks with subtasks in Toodledo and often want to use another level of subtask, e.g. Task 1 sub task 1.1 sub sub task 1.1.1 sub sub task 1.1.2 sub task 1.2 sub task 1.3 However, Toodledo limits the subtask hierarchy to one level (e.g. 1.1) I understand that it can be counterproduct to plan in too much detail (e.g. sub task 1.1.1.1.1.1.1. etc) but I really want to be able to make a sub task down to 3 levels (e.g. 1.1.1.) Thanks for listening Mark
PeterW	Posted: Apr 15, 2010 Score: 0 One thing you could consider is making the top level a folder. That would give you 3 levels.
Jake Toodledo Admin	Posted: Apr 15, 2010 Score: 0 Thanks for the suggestion. We can't comment on a timeframe for implementation, but this is on our to-do list.
TaskAnimal	Posted: May 13, 2010 Score: 0 This is THE issue stopping me from being a customer. One level of subtasks is simply not enough. Posted by Toodledo: Thanks for the suggestion. We can't comment on a timeframe for implementation, but this is on our to-do list.
markjamesdavies	Posted: Jul 28, 2010 Score: 0 Thanks for putting on your todo list Toodledo Admin.
gjeff	Posted: Dec 27, 2010 Score: 0 I see a lot of questions on this request. I'd like to add my +1. I understand that it's on the list but no time-frame can be given. The last update I can find in the forum is July, 2010 - Has anything new occurred here? Thanks :)
gjeff	Posted: Mar 02, 2011 Score: 0 man, dead as a doornail in this forum. Did anyone leave the lights @ Tooledo ?
PeterW	Posted: Mar 02, 2011 Score: 0 @gjeff - quite a lot of progress is made here. It's just that the developer works on what he wants to work on, not necessarily on what you or I want him to. Here is a link to a thread that provides some insight into how the developer decides what features to add and how forum requests are ranked: http://www.toodledo.com/forums/1/7343/0/locations-reverse-sort-and-more.html

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