Hi John, While reading your post, it suddenly reminds me of a database app called memento, which u can customize everything.
The downside is, it is a database app, so you need to build your own database from scratch. maybe u can take a look to see if it fits your needs → https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.luckydroid.droidbase&hl=en official web → https://mementodatabase.com/ it also has desktop version. On 13 January 2018 at 18:51, John . Smith <[email protected]> wrote: > > Btw, if anyone else is interested in how Custom Fields might possibly be > implemented in MLO, I recommend you have a look at how ToDoList by > AstractSpoon has implemented them. Anyone familiar with MLO will quickly > become frustrated by ToDoList's clunkly interface, so I don't recommend > anyone use the software in any serious way for personal productivity/task > management, but how it does Custom Fields is interesting. If you > right-click on the title row you will find something called "Custom Task > Attributes" and it is extremely powerful. You can choose whether the field > is single-selection or multi-selection as well as whether it is dynamic or > static, Alignment, the field's column title, etc etc. From memory there is > also some way of controlling how default values work, which to my way of > thinking would be crucial. > > SRhyse - I'm not going to bother to defend myself against your criticisms > because I think this has descended into a war of words that will help > absolutely no one. > Going forward let's try and focus on the facts & features of MLO. > > J > > > > On Saturday, January 13, 2018 at 12:27:56 AM UTC, SRhyse wrote: >> >> I think the petulant negativity more than anything else is what I >> dislike. I’m self-employed, so I’m probably more aware of the value of a >> relationship, what goes into it, and that customers/clients can be both >> valuable or a hostile dependent according to the circumstances. It’s a >> business relationship, not taking on a child as a dependent forever-after >> if someone gives you some money in exchange for goods and services at a >> long ago point in time. I think everyone’s had experiences where they bent >> over backwards trying to hear someone out and make someone happy in >> entirely fruitless ways that only made their business worse and left no one >> any happier. And to have them bad-mouth you and your services for your >> trouble, and for years on end? I’ve ‘fired’ and let go plenty of clients, >> as I’m sure anyone in business has, and was usually better off for it. Apps >> and features aside, if someone acts like that, they are a problem. I don’t >> have a meal at a restaurant and spend 4 years after that ragging on the >> cooks for not adding a sauce I’d like to one of the dishes. That would be >> crazy, wouldn’t it? >> >> I’ve suggested plenty of things over the years, plenty of which have >> become a reality, and plenty of which nothing ever came of. How I handled >> them is more how I would prefer suggestions to work: >> >> With the Markdown feature in notes, I argued the benefits of it, how it >> could solve a lot of problems many people had raised in a lightweight way >> that scales, how it’s already pretty popular so there’d be little learning, >> would help with marketing because there’s a culture around that giving it >> some exposure, on and on, but I made a suggestion and made a case for it. I >> remember Dwight thought rich text or something else might be better, or >> generally being wary of it, and discussing it with him. Then not much was >> said or done about it for a very long while after that. There was no ill >> will or bad feelings. If nothing ever came of it, I’d have lost no sleep, >> and spent no time leaving MLO only to come back saying MLO was a ridiculous >> and stupid piece of clumsy crap for 4 years in hopes that directly >> insulting the app and its developers would somehow endear them to me and my >> desires. >> >> And to John - If you valued your time very highly, I don’t think you’d >> have scoured the internet for years playing around with apps and whining >> about them at length. Before you came here, you were going around on other >> forums doing similar things, and among your replies were things similar to >> what I have said. Whatever amount of time you think you’d save by having a >> designated status feature that offered no additional functionality beyond >> what contexts currently provide, it pales in comparison to the time you’ve >> spent ragging on apps like MLO which took the time to hear you out on >> multiple occasions despite your continued childish treatment of them. >> >> It’s been at least 4 years John. 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