At 01:07 AM 6/1/2010, you wrote:
I guess no news are bad news :(
I don't know of any way to say "group by context but don't show these
contexts in the grouping", which I think is what you are looking for.
What is your high level goal, and are you interested in other ways to
accomplish it? You certainly can create a view for just Fred, but I
suspect you don't want that, it would be a lot of views to have one
for each person. Or do you? If so, just don't group by context and
they won't be dupicated.
You can create a view that includes all contexts with # but excludes
anything with @Home. You could create a view that is only agendas
@home, group by context, and then reverse sort so that @agendas is at
the bottom, or put a "z" in front of agendas to force it to the bottom.
ask Fred about the trip to London (@agendas, @Work, #Fred) --> note
> that I use a special caracter for persons as context (#)
>
> what I want is to create a filter for only displaying all the things
> that I have outstanding with Fred and don't want to see them
> duplicated or n-plicated...
Lisa
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http://www.empathic-parenting.com
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