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Posted Jun 22, 2017 in: Search for due sub tasks and display themunder their parent task
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Posted Jun 21, 2017 in: Search for due sub tasks and display themunder their parent task
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I have a folder with many tasks that include sub tasks. The task name is the project name and the sub tasks are its associates tasks. Some sub tasks have due or start dates, many don't.
Can parent tasks inherit/assume dates from their child? I would like to search for all projects from that folder that include sub tasks with either start or due dates and display them under their parent task in the search results. |
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Posted Mar 20, 2017 in: New Tasks Layout Date Fields are Slower to Update with Keyboard
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Posted by Jake:
It should already be doing this. Can you please go back to the new task section, reload the page and try again? Confirmed. Thanks. |
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Posted Mar 16, 2017 in: New Tasks Layout Date Fields are Slower to Update with Keyboard
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In the old tasks view, when I click on a Start or Due Date, the field contents are automatically highlighted and I can just type over them. In the redesigned tasks, the cursor is placed next to the date so I have to either backspace multiple times to delete then type or use the mouse.
Can this behavior be reverted back for efficency? This message was edited Mar 16, 2017. |
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Thank you @Jason. I'll take a crack at your option B and see how it goes.
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What is the best way to use Toodledo for habit tracking of things that don't have firm due dates and be able to look back and see how many times and when these habits were completed?
As examples, I would setup the following: Take a walk - Daily Backup photos - Every 60 days Change oil in car - Every 90 days Make a dental appointment - Every 6 months I would then should be able to see: How many times and when I completed each of the habits. I came across a good Android app for this called Regularly but I don't want to start using another app and would like to keep all my tasks within Toodledo. |
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Posted Dec 25, 2013 in: Toodledo 2013 - The Year in Review
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Congratulations on a productive year. I'm happy to be back to Toodledo after being away for a few years.
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Once I create a list under the Lists tab and enter multiple rows, is there a way to manually reorder the rows?
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