Inbox Android

[clexidra]

Hello,

I have a problem with "Inbox" folder in Android.

I create a task in MLO for Andorid in the Inbox folder.
After I add the context @todo at the task beacuse I want to see the task in the ToDo Folder.
Now I see the task in the ToDo folder, but I still see the task also in the Inbox folder.
Is not possible to see the task only in the ToDo folder after I have assigned a @todo context to the task ?

Thanks.

[MOK | MATSURU]

Hello,

  Task wont move by itself after you assign a @Todo context. It has to be moved out of the <inbox> manually.

  Folders & Contexts work separately in MLO. Imagine your tasks are the individual files on your computer & the folders are the folders on your computer. Context are the attributes of each files which u can create filter/search using VIEWS in MLO.

  After you assigned a context to your tasks, Swipe from left to right or tap the 'burger' icon on the top left. You should be able to see the different views. Select "Active by contexts" to see your tasks listed according to contexts. :-)

  Hope this is helpful.

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[clexidra]

Thank you.

But I don't understand why some tasks are not shown in the inbox folder, and other yes.

Il giorno mercoledì 19 aprile 2017 16:02:08 UTC+2, MOK | MATSURU ha scritto:

Hello,

  Task wont move by itself after you assign a @Todo context. It has to be moved out of the <inbox> manually.

  Folders & Contexts work separately in MLO. Imagine your tasks are the individual files on your computer & the folders are the folders on your computer. Context are the attributes of each files which u can create filter/search using VIEWS in MLO.

  After you assigned a context to your tasks, Swipe from left to right or tap the 'burger' icon on the top left. You should be able to see the different views. Select "Active by contexts" to see your tasks listed according to contexts. :-)

  Hope this is helpful.

On 19 April 2017 at 21:45, clexidra <luca...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello,

I have a problem with "Inbox" folder in Android.

I create a task in MLO for Andorid in the Inbox folder.
After I add the context @todo at the task beacuse I want to see the task in the ToDo Folder.
Now I see the task in the ToDo folder, but I still see the task also in the Inbox folder.
Is not possible to see the task only in the ToDo folder after I have assigned a @todo context to the task ?

Thanks.

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[MOK | MATSURU]

It depends on where you add your task in. 

The default location is <inbox> if you use the MLO widget, but u can change the location by tapping on the "New Task In:<inbox>" & choose your new location.

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[clexidra]

Thanks.

I see that I can move the task from "inbox" to the root (I see this in "All Tasks" view). 

The task in this way in not in the "Inbox" directory, it is not in a folder I think is in the "root" of MLO.