Garfield, Thanks for providing us with the additional information. We were unable to reproduce the behavior you were describing with the steps you specified. In our testing we tried the following variations:
Test #1 - Create a project without a due date assigned to it. - Create between 3 to 5 sub tasks with due dates within the project. - Assign only one of the sub tasks to have a due date that is overdue. - Bring up the Focus List view with the following Todo Settings | Focus List settings (*http://tinyurl.com/pef8zs)*. - Go into the project and complete the only sub task with the overdue due date. - Go back to the Focus List view and observe the project's due date. Result #1 - After completing the overdue sub task and going back to the Focus List, the project's due date changed to reflect the next sub task with the earliest due date specified Test #2 - Create a project without a due date assigned to it. - Create between 3 to 5 regular tasks with due dates. - Assign only one of the regular tasks to have a due date that is overdue. - Select each of the regular tasks and go into the Edit Task view and select the "Actions... | Move into a Project" operation and move them into the project. - Bring up the Focus List view with the following Todo Settings | Focus List settings (*http://tinyurl.com/pef8zs)*. - Go into the project and complete the only sub task with the overdue due date. - Go back to the Focus List view and observe the project's due date. Result #2 - After completing the overdue sub task and going back to the Focus List, the project's due date changed to reflect the next sub task with the earliest due date specified. Test #3 - Create a project AND assign it with an overdue due date. - Create between 3 to 5 regular tasks with due dates. - Assign only one of the regular tasks to have a due date that is overdue. - Select each of the regular tasks and go into the Edit Task view and select the "Actions... | Move into a Project" operation and move them into the project. - Bring up the Focus List view with the following Todo Settings | Focus List settings (*http://tinyurl.com/pef8zs)*. - Go into the project and complete the only sub task with the overdue due date. - Go back to the Focus List view and observe the project's due date. Result #3 - After completing the overdue sub task and going back to the Focus List, the project's due date changed to reflect the project's own overdue due date. So when going back into the project no sub tasks show up as overdue, but the project is still overdue due to the project's own due date assignment. NOTE: Reviewing your screen shots from your original post, this does not look to be the case you are running into to. Since we were unable to duplicate the issue and we would still like to get to the bottom of this issue, could you please let us know a couple more things about your setup? - What Focus List settings do you have configured - Does the incorrect due date for the project get corrected if you leave the Focus List view and come back If you can see any other differences between what you are doing and the tests we ran, please let us know so we can get this issue duplicated and resolved. Thanks, The Appigo Team -- Appigo Support [email protected] Learn more about AccuFuel (fuel efficiency tracker), Notebook (notes available everywhere), and Todo (simple task management) on Appigo's website: http://www.appigo.com/ Follow the latest from Appigo on Facebook: http://www.tinyurl.com/appigo-fb Follow the latest from Appigo on Twitter: http://twitter.com/appigo Participate with us and our community using the following Google Groups: http://groups.google.com/group/appigo-todo/ http://groups.google.com/group/appigo-notebook/ http://groups.google.com/group/appigo-accufuel/ On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 7:19 AM, garfield <[email protected]> wrote: > > Sure! All I'm really doing to "create" this issue is to begin a new > project and then start assigning regular ToDo's to that project. Then, > when the project comes up in my Focus List and I see that there's > something due within that project, I navigate inside the project and > complete the ToDo. I then go back to the Focus List (back one step) > and see that it still says the same Due Time for the project, even > though the first task is complete. > > Thanks for getting back to me! > > > > --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Learn more about Todo, Notebook (notes available everywhere), and AccuFuel (fuel efficiency tracker) on Appigo's website: http://www.appigo.com/ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Appigo Todo" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/appigo-todo?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
