IMHO: a workflow in that sense is not possible as MLO has no programming or automation features - for workflows as in classical workflow tools
IMHO - The basic idea for implementing manual workflows with MLO is: - self-discipline in usage of MLO or a stable set of habits ;) - first - a good definition of logical workflows you want to implement - as habits and then MLO ;) - a smart mix of attributes, views and filters to implement the "intentional perspectives" on your working set For the "manual workflow" i would love to have a video-call with some brain storming; as i am curious how people approach this kind of "stuff". In case of interest just pick a time :) - https://calendly.com/deugister/one-on-one-with-me. Cheers -Alexander Benny Karlson schrieb am Dienstag, 23. Mai 2023 um 18:02:32 UTC+2: > Hi, > have used MLO for many years, mainly on my Android (before that Windows > phone), but always together with the PC-version. I have realized that > after all development and new features my workflow seems not to work > efficiently with all these new possibilities. > Does anyone built a working workflow to handle a lot of tasks in different > areas and places? Guess is about how to most efficient build your tree > structure > and then when to use Context when to use Flags or Texttags!? > > Want a quick and easy input (one click) with as many things applied > automaticly (as context will do if copied in under a treebranch). This > means the tree folder structure... > > A simple question of what you would choose... > Different Actions... Different places... > !Call @Computer > !Buy for @House 1 > !Fetch @$hopA , $hopB > !Contact @House2 > !Repair @Car1 > > Example1 Tree folders under each place > [Folder House1] - [Folder Repair] : Task1/Task2/ Task3 > [House1] - [Folder Buy] : Task1/Task2/ Task3 > [House1] - [Folder Call] : Task1/Task2/ Task3 > or > > Example1 Tree folders under each action > [Folder !Repair] - [Folder @House1] : Task1/Task2/ Task3 > [!Repair] - [Folder@House2] : Task1/Task2/ Task3 > [!Repair] - [Folder@Car1] : Task1/Task2/ Task3 > > Example 1 feels more naturual when follow up things done at different > places > > Any help would be greatly *appreciated* > -- 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 view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/mylifeorganized/2be03cdf-9a80-4bde-839c-7e3eb8d1e9f1n%40googlegroups.com.
