OK, I realize the iPhone web app is not 'supported' per se, due to its removal in 1.0 of OF.
However, I'm using it successfully (and I love it) and just have an easy question for those who may be using it...how do I prevent Actions from showing up in a context if they have no due date? Meaning, these are things that don't have to be done right away, and I'd rather have them show up in the web app once I assign a due date to them (these are tasks that would never be assigned to a project, like "take out the trash" and are currently in a Single-Action List.
Any way of doing this? I have a lot of tasks to import, but don't want each context cluttered with a bunch of tasks that don't need to be done just yet. I'd rather assign them a due date during weekly review, THEN have 'em show up.
Oh, and I don't want all these tasks sitting in the inbox, either, as that can mask what I have to assign a due date/context to if the list is not short. I like to keep the inbox clean.
Any help is appreciated.
Great work, Omni. Love the app (and the webapp interface even though you dropped it :)
Regards,
Marc
However, I'm using it successfully (and I love it) and just have an easy question for those who may be using it...how do I prevent Actions from showing up in a context if they have no due date? Meaning, these are things that don't have to be done right away, and I'd rather have them show up in the web app once I assign a due date to them (these are tasks that would never be assigned to a project, like "take out the trash" and are currently in a Single-Action List.
Any way of doing this? I have a lot of tasks to import, but don't want each context cluttered with a bunch of tasks that don't need to be done just yet. I'd rather assign them a due date during weekly review, THEN have 'em show up.
Oh, and I don't want all these tasks sitting in the inbox, either, as that can mask what I have to assign a due date/context to if the list is not short. I like to keep the inbox clean.
Any help is appreciated.
Great work, Omni. Love the app (and the webapp interface even though you dropped it :)
Regards,
Marc