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Alterb	Posted: Apr 17, 2012 From Topic: Subtasks and iPhone, can't get it to work for GTD I've put some more time into trying to make the subtasks work. The deal breaker is that I can't find a way on the iPhone (where I spend 100% of my time with Toodledo because I'm mobile) to quickly add a task on the fly, and later move it to a subtask when I have more time to clear my "inbox" The only way I can figure out, is to actually be on the parent task, and click subtask. This takes too much time, and caused me to forget some items, because I couldn't keep them in my head while I moved through a list of projects, and than selected subtask. I need to be able to quickly list a task, and figure out where it goes, later. If I'm wrong about this, please let me know. Thanks, Bruce
Alterb	Posted: Apr 15, 2012 From Topic: Subtasks and iPhone, can't get it to work for GTD Ok, I'll download it and give it a try. Thanks! Bruce
Alterb	Posted: Apr 15, 2012 From Topic: Subtasks and iPhone, can't get it to work for GTD Do you have to pay to sync todo with toodledo? I couldn't find this listed on the app description. Thanks, B
Alterb	Posted: Apr 15, 2012 From Topic: Subtasks and iPhone, can't get it to work for GTD Thanks for taking the time to read and respond to this. I've used the inline setting, before I posted. I don't want hidden, because I don't want to forget about a task. But, when I had a number of projects, with subtasks in the projects folder. They sorted like I indicated above with subtasks and projects all mixed up.I was unable to find a sort option that would make them display under their parent. I wasn't looking for them to indent, although that would be nice. This exploration stems because I've been looking at the iphone version of Ominfocus. I would rather stay with Toodledo, because it has been rock sold reliable. But I would like a better implementation of GTD. The deal breaker may not be the subtask stuff. If I can't create a subtask quickly, or have to do some cut and paste operations when I want to move something from my inbox, to a project subtask, that will probably put me off from using subtasks at all. Thanks again, Bruce
Alterb	Posted: Apr 15, 2012 From Topic: Subtasks and iPhone, can't get it to work for GTD I've spend a few hours trying to get subtasks to go under their parents on the iphone app. They seem to display where ever they want to, and I couldn't set any sort options that made them go where they belong. I read a number of posts on this forums, and the only solutions seemed to be workarounds like using tags, or naming conventions. I want to use subtasks for projects per GTD. This is why I purchased the premium service. Ex: Projects folder: Project name Task 1 Task 2 Task 3 What I end up with is: Projects folder: Project name some other task in the projects folder Task 3 Some other project name Task 1 ... The other issue was that the only way to get something into a subtask, was to create it under the parent. Sometimes when I think of a task, I need to get it down right away. I don't have time to look through the projects folder, find the parent, and create a subtask. Is there a way to get a task to turn into a subtask on the iPhone version? Thanks for any help that you can provide Bruce

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