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Multiple contexts
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natgross |
Can I assign multiple contexts to a task?
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Jake Toodledo Founder |
Sorry, no. However you can assign multiple tags which function in a very similar way.
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natgross |
I tried that. But TD does not help me recall used tags, and I have to type the complete tag name again, which is error prone. If tags had the same drop list as contexts, then it might have been a solution.
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Salgud |
Posted by natgross:
I tried that. But TD does not help me recall used tags, and I have to type the complete tag name again, which is error prone. If tags had the same drop list as contexts, then it might have been a solution. nat To keep TD from dropping unused tags, create a dummy task that is concealed in most of your views (give it a - priorty, a "planning" status, etc.) and assign the tags you wish to keep. Be aware that the Tag field has a limited number of characters, so you may need more than one dummy task. |
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Posted by Salgud:
To keep TD from dropping unused tags, create a dummy task that is concealed in most of your views (give it a - priorty, a "planning" status, etc.) and assign the tags you wish to keep. Be aware that the Tag field has a limited number of characters, so you may need more than one dummy task. Even when entering an existing tag in a new task, TD does not know about it, in that it should either auto fill in, or pop up a list while typing. nat |
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Salgud |
It takes the TD servers a few minutes to catch up sometimes, which seems to show up more with Tags than other things.
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