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mclapper	Posted Mar 13, 2014 in: Custom Views... Requested feature from 2010 Score: 0 mclapper Posted: Mar 13, 2014 Score: 0 +1 for this. Somehow this morning is the first time I noticed that if I move from my saved search "Master Projects View" (which has all my tasks neatly organized with subtasks visible, sorted by star then date) to my "Work Tasks" search, which I intended to be sorted by status, the sorts are all different. Please attach sorts to the searches!!
mclapper	Posted Jan 17, 2014 in: Task Sequencing? Score: 3 mclapper Posted: Jan 17, 2014 Score: 3 I've abandoned Zendone and come back to toodledo full-bore but one of the nicest features of zendone was its tracking of next actions... when a next action was completed, the "next" task in the project (organized manually by drag and drop) became the Next Action. Similarly, as I recall the Next Action functionality in the Netcentrics GTD Add-in for Outlook, when the Next Action was completed, there was an option to create the new Next Action. Maybe Toodledo could present the remaining tasks in a project and the user could star the one that should be the new Next Action? Matt

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Posted Mar 13, 2014 in: Custom Views... Requested feature from 2010

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mclapper
Posted: Mar 13, 2014
Score: 0

+1 for this. Somehow this morning is the first time I noticed that if I move from my saved search "Master Projects View" (which has all my tasks neatly organized with subtasks visible, sorted by star then date) to my "Work Tasks" search, which I intended to be sorted by status, the sorts are all different. Please attach sorts to the searches!!

mclapper

Posted Jan 17, 2014 in: Task Sequencing?

Score: 3

mclapper
Posted: Jan 17, 2014
Score: 3

I've abandoned Zendone and come back to toodledo full-bore but one of the nicest features of zendone was its tracking of next actions... when a next action was completed, the "next" task in the project (organized manually by drag and drop) became the Next Action.

Similarly, as I recall the Next Action functionality in the Netcentrics GTD Add-in for Outlook, when the Next Action was completed, there was an option to create the new Next Action. Maybe Toodledo could present the remaining tasks in a project and the user could star the one that should be the new Next Action?

Matt