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I previously provided some feedback around subtask counts on the iphone app - the fact that it counts completed tasks. This is still an issue that limits the usability of subtasks.
The new version features a count on the top of each folder - good in theory but some options would be nice. It seems to count tasks and subtasks (thankfully, but somewhat inconsisstntly not completed subtasks as I see in the subtask count). It would be nice to choose whether I want to count subtasks or not from the folder view. |
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Posted Feb 19, 2010 in: Some suggestions around the iPhone app to match functionality
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Hi There,
I've recently upgraded to a pro account and I thought it was about time to make some suggestions: iPhone app reminders - please add a 'start time' reminder. At the moment, I have to start an event 15 minutes later in toodledo if I want a reminder at the start - a frustrating workaround which was a a major factor in keeping me off a paid account till now. Other factors saw me buying one, but I'd be very happy if you could add this. iPhone app counts - please add an option to not count sup-tasks in a folders total. eg: my 'grocery shopping' task - I don't want milk, apples, and bread to appear to count towards my 'do today' folder total. Some other people might though, so a toggle woudl be great. iPhone app counts - please add an option (or just a change) to remove completed subtasks from a tasks count. Folders only show me a count of incomplete tasks, and it seems odd that subtasks behave differently. iPhone app subtasks - please add the ability to move these to other tasks. Hope these can be achieved. Kevin. This message was edited Feb 19, 2010. |
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Posted Jul 03, 2009 in: Feature suggestion: Alerts when task is due?
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Hi,
Wasn't sure where feature suggestions should go. It occured to me that it would be good to have a push alert when a task is due - not just 15 minutes before. I recognise that I could just have the event 15 mins after it is really due, but still... |
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kevin |
Posted Jul 02, 2009 in: How do the new push notifications work?
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Ok. I've seen a few problems as to why I wasn't getting notifs - wrong time zone - not on rpo.
On a pro trial now - getting notifs sometimes. Other times not. Still trying to figure out if there's some pattern to it. |
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kevin |
Posted Jul 02, 2009 in: How do the new push notifications work?
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Posted by Anders:
The Outlook sync tool is not yet able to sync reminders, but that may be added at some point according to the developer. See this thread: https://www.toodledo.com/forums/8/2296/0/outlook-sync-tool-and-due-time.html Thanks for your reply - perhaps I shoudln't have mentioned Outlook as it confuses my issue - at this stage I am just wondering what triggers a push notification - I will modify my habits to suit. |
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kevin |
Posted Jul 02, 2009 in: How do the new push notifications work?
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Posted by BoyOhBoy:
I just tested push and it does work - but I set due time and reminder on website and not sure how it works with OUtlook. But I had someone send me a test text straight afterwards and reminder was lost.... So I may go back to text messaging support for urgent reminders. I only see the option to set a day as a due date - is setting a time a feature of a subscription account? Do push notifs only work with subscriptions maybe? |
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kevin |
Posted Jul 02, 2009 in: How do the new push notifications work?
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hihi,
Just got the update for the iphone and its shiny push notifications. I set reminders in Outlook and synced them into my toodledo, hoping that the reminders would come through - that doesn't seem to be a field supported in toodledo - what fields do cause a push? Cheers. |