+1! On Mar 26, 3:15 pm, Adrenium <[email protected]> wrote: > +1 > > On Mar 19, 9:08 pm, neilh <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi, > > > Proposed benefit: Suggestion that would save time, improve best > > practice and increase > > > Proposed feature: Drag and drop to create task dependencies (using a > > hotkey to distinguish from a move) > > > Description: > > I quite often want to add task dependencies don't bother as it takes > > me too long to go into the dependencies box, click open the list, > > scroll to the action, etc. What I'd love is to be able to do this by > > drag & drop. > > > I can see this working in two possible ways: > > 1. by allowing you to drag a task with the shift-key held down and > > drop it on another task to show that the task you have dragged is a > > dependencies for the one that you dropped it on to (instead of moving > > it) > > 2. have a button in the Dependencies panel that pops open a new dialog > > box as a collector for the currently highlighted task. This would > > allow you to move the cursor to other tasks and drag them into the > > collector dialog. > > > This would help in using dependencies better - which would make MLO > > more powerful for project management (if changes to the due-dates in > > dependent tasks triggered an alert in the subsequent task) , and > > increase focus in the To-Do list (automatically hiding the tasks you > > can't do anything about without having to select the 'complete > > subtasks in order' for the whole branch). > > > Any others think this would help them?
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