canīt assign a project to an action in "context mode"
Hey guys and girls.
This is my situation: I have a folder that contains a context and I set a perspective context -> due -> due soon When I add an action to that context it doesnīt let me select a project (far right). It lists all the projects available but when I click it it doesnīt get selected and returns to a "No project" selection. Love the program. Good job. Levy. |
Hi Levy,
The project is selected, but it is not shown unless you do a "Clean Up". I'm not sure if this can be considered as a bug, probably the behavior has been chosen is to avoid actions disappearing immediately if you select a project out of the current focus. |
This has to be considered a bug - cmon.
I sent feedback on this a couple days ago If it is an issue with it disappearing unexpectedly, fine - keep it in view until clean up is chosen. But if it allows you to type and quick match a project from the list, it should not then just revert back to saying "no project" This is 100% bug in this case -P |
Taglia:
I agree with you that it should disappear immediately if you choose a project outside of the focus but like ptone says it doesnīt give me the options to even choose a project. |
[QUOTE=levy;30477]Taglia:
I agree with you that it should disappear immediately if you choose a project outside of the focus but like ptone says it doesnīt give me the options to even choose a project.[/QUOTE] Yeah, I've seen this too. I'm not familiar with GTD so perhaps I'm not using OF "correctly" ie. in the GTD way, but I still expect reasonably orthogonal/consistent UI behavior. Meaning that OF should either support adding a action while in Context view and assigning the various fields of that action or it should switch to the Inbox view immediately I guess. The current behavior seems buggy to me. |
I sent feedback about this a while ago and Omni's response suggests they are treating it as a bug. [OG #249650]
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