Thank you, It's a good workaroud. Though, it needs a lot of movment in case you want to change a task's context. For big projects, I will try your idea. For small ones, I am not sure it is worth the shot .
Regards, Olivier Le mardi 16 avril 2013 20:34:22 UTC+2, Morten a écrit : > > Hi, > > One possible workaround could be to have folders within the project for > each context. Then set the "complete sub-task in order" check mark under > the "General" properties for each of the folders. > > This will look something like: > > Project1 > Home folder @home > task1 @home > task2 @home > Phone folder @phone > task3 @phone > task4 @phone > > Notice that by setting a context on the folders, this will automatically > get inherited by the tasks added to the folder - though not if these are > moved or copied into the folder. > > I use a similar setup when my projects have multiple "tracks" which can go > on in parallel. In that case each folder have tasks with different context > which must be executed sequentially. > > Regards > Morten > > Den fredag den 12. april 2013 10.17.25 UTC+2 skrev robisme (Olivier R): >> >> Sometimes, a project can be achieved by working on one or the other of >> its subtask, whatever the sorting. >> I want to decide: "well, I'm in front of my context @mail, what can I do >> that could be a next step for a given project? >> But only with the first items that match the context, not all the >> available ones. >> But even if this task is not strictly the next action of the project. >> (Excuse me, English is not my native language, so I'm cetainly not very >> clear) >> >> I'd like to have a view "next action by context". Indeed, I already have >> it. But: >> I'd like to have each first task of a context to be displayed. ie : event >> if the task is not actually the next one of a tree, it can be the next to >> have this context. >> >> *Exemple : the green task would be "next actions":* >> >> project 1 >> task1 @home >> task2 @home >> task3 @office >> task4 @home >> >> project 2 >> task5 @errands >> task6 @mail >> task7 @mail >> task8 @home >> >> *So that the view would display:* >> >> Context @errands >> task5 >> >> Context @home >> task1 >> task8 even if it is not the next action of project 2 >> >> Context@mail >> task6 even if it is not the next action of project 2 >> >> Context@office >> task3 even if it is not the next action of project 1 >> >> >> *It is not possible to obtain this result by selecting "active" or >> "available" actions, because then, task2 and task4 would appear under >> @home, and task7 under @mail, which is not what I want.* >> *Is there a way to have this filter working ?* >> >> thank you >> Olivier >> > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MyLifeOrganized" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/mylifeorganized?hl=en. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
