Unfortunately my workaround doesn't always work due to the automatic
context inheritance (which I really don't like).
I do have another workaround that seems to be working better. Instead of
creating a new task, I create a new sub-task. The new subtask will inherit
its parent tasks contexts so
I am struggling to remember what changes were made to solve this problem -
which I think remains a significant issue for new comers (and indeed for
established users) there have been suggestions that new/amended items
should remain on view in a filtered view where they no longer match the
My workaround in some views is to also include tasks that I have not
assigned a context yet, but that doesn't work in cases where a parent
has a context because the context sometimes inherited (depending on how
the new task was added). And, unfortunately, there isn't a way to turn
that off
I still see the same behavior in 4.1.1RC1. Create a view filters for a
specific context. Create a new task, type its text, hit enter - the
task disappears because it doesn't have that context.
Thanks,
d
On Tuesday, June 25, 2013 2:35:14 PM UTC-7, Dwight Arthur wrote:
David, I believe that
Maybe filters need to be more visible? Perhaps the current filter could be
added after the workspace name?
In any case, I really think it would be better if selected tasks (or at
least new ones) were not instantly removed if they are changed. So there is
time to update them to be included in
David, I believe that some of your concerns expressed below, especially
about selected/added tasks not dropping from a view while you are working on
them, may have been addressed in release 4.1.1RC1
(https://groups.google.com/d/msg/mylifeorganized/paJaWsZlETQ/eDjDIj5pQ6YJ)
-Dwight
From:
I was thinking along the lines of, The Outline workspace has been locked
to the Outline view. To understand more about locking workspaces, see...
But whatever is done should be consistent. Right now a new file comes up
with Workspace and not these two tabs. The templates have the two
workspaces,
I am struggling in version 4.1.0 with the seemingly simple action of adding
a New Task to the Outline tab (after years of using verion 3). Here is
what MLO Help says, but it does not work:
To add a task:
1. On the Task menu, click New task, and type a task name.
In the Outline tab, I
I believe there are some filters applied to the view and that is the reason
why your new tasks are not shown. Please check if 'all tasks' filter is
selected.
Sent from my iPhone.
On Jun 14, 2013, at 17:31, Stro stro.asqu...@gmail.com wrote:
I am struggling in version 4.1.0 with the
Hi, Stro.
Could you check what view you are currently displaying in your Outline tab?
(in case you don't know, you determine this by looking at the list of views
in the left-hand panel and looking for one whose name is in bold red
characters).
The behavior you are seeing is what happens when
I wonder if the update process should lock the Outline tab by default, with
a warning perhaps.
Lisa Stroyan, lstro...@gmail.com
On Jun 14, 2013 2:30 PM, Sasha spin...@gmail.com wrote:
I believe there are some filters applied to the view and that is the
reason why your new tasks are not
I would be in favor of having the install process provide new users with a
locked outline tab and an unlocked to-do tab. What sore of warning are you
thinking of, Lisa?
-Dwight
On Friday, June 14, 2013 11:14:40 PM UTC-4, Lisa S wrote:
I wonder if the update process should lock the Outline tab
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