Hi Ben, Looks like Dwight made a typo. You can create a context that includes other contexts. For example, context @Stores can include individual store contexts. Learn more about Included contexts <https://www.mylifeorganized.net/support/contexts/#included>.
> And then also the question, if it is possible to sort more than one context in a view? Did you try 'Active by contexts' view? It shows tasks grouped by all contexts (stores in your case). You can create a custom view, similar to it: - Group by: Context - in Advanced Filter add the following rule: Contexts contains @Stores This way you will see tasks associated with each store context. On Tuesday, January 30, 2024 at 10:25:06 PM UTC+7 Benny wrote: > Hi, Dwight! > Thanks for answer, its Ben (in english and Benny in Sweden😊). > Not really following you as you write... > > You can make a contact that includes all of your stores. > > What is a contact here? > > And then also the question, if it is possible to sort more than one > context in a view? > > Best regards > Ben > > ------------------------------ > *Från:* Dwight > *Sänt:* lördag 27 januari 2024 22:26 > *Till:* mylifeo...@googlegroups.com > *Ämne:* Re: [MLO] How to create a clever shoppinglist for Android? > > Hello, un-named person who is probably from Sweden. Could you provide a > name? It doesn't have to be your real name, just something we can call you > by. > > My shopping list is a great application for MLO, there are many features > that make it easy. I understand that you want to add items easily to your > shopping list, and you want to be able to display the list grouped by > store, and that you will have a different context for each store. That > makes a lot of sense. You are also asking something about text tags and > flags, but I'm not really sure what you're trying to do or how you're > trying to use these features. Let me just throw a few ideas out. > > You can make a contact that includes all of your stores. You can call it > something like, stores. If each contact relating to an individual store is > shown as being included in the grouping context stores, then you can view > that includes the context stores and you'll get all of the individual store > contacts with it. If you use the of you like active by context on the > android, it will show you your purchases grouped by store. If a purchase > has more than one story related context it will show in your list twice > once under each store. That's probably the way you want it, right? > > If you enter new tasks by Android using the feature fortennis input to > inbox with parsing, you can enter the contacts as you're entering the task, > and it will add it in the right place of your active by context view. > Folders are very valuable thing and you can do lots of stuff with them, but > you don't need them to get the purchase into the right store, you can just > enter the contacts. > > Also, be sure you don't miss the geolocation feature, also known as > nearby. You can specify a location for each contact, and you can create a > view that will show you purchases pending for a context whose location > matches where you are. In other words when you get close to the store you > can get an alarm that there's a pending purchase at a store that's near > you. And as you enter the store you can look at your phone and see exactly > the items you want to purchase. It's a great feature. > > If I'm telling you stuff you already know, I apologize. You probably have > more questions, go ahead and send them in. > -Dwîght > > > On January 27, 2024 10:39:13 AM EST, 'Benny Karlson' via MyLifeOrganized < > mylifeo...@googlegroups.com> wrote: > >> I´d like to have view with a shoppinglist for MLO-Android, that is easy >> to use, quick inputs to of new tasks, and from multiple projects and >> areas. It has to be sorted in a smart way by the different stores where to >> buy them in the list!? >> >> >> >> How to think to create this clever Shopping-list? >> >> >> >> One idéa: >> >> Since a folder can copy the <context> automaticly to subtasks, I guess >> its clever to put new tasks inputs under folders with the included context, >> since either flag or Text will be copied to the new task under a folder. >> >> >> >> So were should the flags or text be of best use in a shopping list? >> >> >> >> If you like the list sorted by each store, (and mabye later also by >> department and the map function ) where each store has its own <context>! >> How do you sort it , if you want every task sorted under each store? >> >> >> >> See example where every store has its own context, like for example in >> the stores below <♧Jula> and <♧BAUHAUS> etc. >> >> [image: Inkopslista.png] >> >> >> >> With other words... 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