[whpalmer4]

No, whenever a sync happens all of the changes should be transferred. If you started the iPhone sync before the desktop sync had finished, you might not get the new changes until the next sync, but your multiple syncs should have taken care of that.

Before it changes any more, why don't you zip up a copy of your OmniFocus.ofocus file from MobileMe to preserve the transaction history. Then send email to the support ninjas or give them a phone call. There are some cases where the iPhone will sync but not appear to get the updated data, but they are pretty localized and it seems unlikely that they are the explanation for what you saw.

I've noticed that if I have an action from my Inbox displayed when my iPod syncs, and the sync brings over a change to that action, the display will not reflect that change, even if I go view some other Inbox action and return. However, if I go to the home screen and then return to the Inbox, the data will be up to date. If I'm looking at an action in a project, I have to go back out to the Projects screen and back into the project. Something to be aware of, but not likely to be the explanation for what you saw.

[Quorcork]

Well, sadly it's too late to check on the MobileMe files as i synced several times this day. I should've made a copy of those. :(

Regarding changes not showing up on the iphone: i have the same issue. Sometimes OF starts to "Optimize database" and thereafter the changes are shown but the only way to force this optimization reliably is to restart OF for iphone as you described.
However, that was not my issue, i tested for this twice after two syncs.
Cheers
Silvan

Originally Posted by whpalmer4

No, whenever a sync happens all of the changes should be transferred. If you started the iPhone sync before the desktop sync had finished, you might not get the new changes until the next sync, but your multiple syncs should have taken care of that.

Before it changes any more, why don't you zip up a copy of your OmniFocus.ofocus file from MobileMe to preserve the transaction history. Then send email to the support ninjas or give them a phone call. There are some cases where the iPhone will sync but not appear to get the updated data, but they are pretty localized and it seems unlikely that they are the explanation for what you saw.

I've noticed that if I have an action from my Inbox displayed when my iPod syncs, and the sync brings over a change to that action, the display will not reflect that change, even if I go view some other Inbox action and return. However, if I go to the home screen and then return to the Inbox, the data will be up to date. If I'm looking at an action in a project, I have to go back out to the Projects screen and back into the project. Something to be aware of, but not likely to be the explanation for what you saw.

[whpalmer4]

Originally Posted by Quorcork

Well, sadly it's too late to check on the MobileMe files as i synced several times this day. I should've made a copy of those. :(

Maybe it is too late, or maybe not. Why not zip up what you have there and let the experts at Omni decide?

Regarding changes not showing up on the iphone: i have the same issue. Sometimes OF starts to "Optimize database" and thereafter the changes are shown but the only way to force this optimization reliably is to restart OF for iphone as you described.

I didn't say you had to restart OF, only go back to OF's home screen (where it lists Inbox, Context, Projects, Due Soon, etc.)

[Quorcork]

Originally Posted by whpalmer4

Maybe it is too late, or maybe not. Why not zip up what you have there and let the experts at Omni decide?

I didn't say you had to restart OF, only go back to OF's home screen (where it lists Inbox, Context, Projects, Due Soon, etc.)

Whoops, i mixed up home screen with the iPhones home screen, sry.
In my case going back to OFs home screen does not help, things still show the old data.
Cheers
Silvan