Jason-
I decided to replace the default "*ActiveProjects*" section of the dashboard
you created and this satisfied my needs.
==========================================
*Removed the following section*:
<<mgtdList title:'Active Projects' startTag:Project tags:'Active &&
!Complete' view:ProjectArea mode:global
newButtonTags:'Project Active'
>>
*Added the following section*:
<<mgtdList title:'Subprojects' startTag:Project tags:'Project && !Complete'
view:Project mode:global
where:tiddler.hasParent('Project')
group:Project
gView:bold
newButtonTags:'Project Active'
leftoverTitle:'(Projects that aren't subprojects)
>>
==========================================
*Below is the reasoning behind the madness*
As a Network & System Administrator, I am constantly involved in both types
of projects. This is the main reason, I started utilizing the
"SubProjects":
*Areas*
Server Operations
Network Operations
Support Operations
Infrastructure Operations
*Projects*
Server Project
Network Project
Infrastructure Project
Support Projects
*Sub Projects*
Server Project-Project A
Network Project-Project B
Infrastructure Project-Project C
Support Projects-Project D
Your dashboard modifications got me on the right track and now my dashboard
views are VERY effective.
Thanks,
Roy
On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 7:23 PM, jdunham <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi Roy: I'm glad it's helping.
>
> I haven't been using Subprojects. I made a couple but it didn't seem
> to add a lot of value. That seems doubly so if you have the main
> project in the name of the subproject.
>
> You can add
> where:!tiddler.hasSubProject()
> to the active projects mgtdlist [the exclamation point negates the
> expression], but in addition I would recommend an additional list for
> the top-level projects
> where:tiddler.hasSubProject()
> so you don't lose track of them.
>
> Furthermore I don't think those two conditions check for only
> uncompleted suprojects, which might be something to care about.
>
> At this point you've exhausted my knowledge of MonkeyGTD, but maybe
> others can help.
>
> Jason
>
> On Mar 31, 5:42 pm, Roy Hernandez <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Jason-
> >
> > Nice job documenting your "*Custom Project Classification*" template
> mods.
> > I modified my site to reflect your mods and so far it's looking great.
> I've
> > been using MonkeyGTD for a while and can relate to the need of having
> > a "*Queued
> > Projects*" section. If the action items are presented in bit size
> pieces,
> > it's less overwhelming.
> >
> > One thing that is a bit annoying is that the "*Active Projects*" displays
> > Projects and Sub Projects.
> >
> > I have my Projects structured like so:
> > *Project*:
> > Project A
> >
> > *Sub-project*
> > Project A- The name of Some Project
> > Project A- The name of another Project
> >
> > The Dashboard will display the "*Active Projects*" as:
> > Project A
> > Project A- The name of Some Project
> > Project A- The name of another Project
> >
> > Considering my creative title names, I already know the "parent project
> > names" of all "sub-projects" and displaying the "Sub-Projects" would
> provide
> > a better view. The look and feel of the Dashboard will be less redundant
> >
> > Do you have any recommendations to modified the dashboard view.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Roy
> >
> >
>
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