When moving task to other folder it loses the link to parent project
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robert roszak
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May 20, 2014, 9:24:02 AM5/20/14
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Hi guys,
as stated in the title - when I'm moving task (which is a part of project in-progress) to other folder, it loses the link to parent project. To put it in other words, I have a folder called "Work" where I store all my work-related projects/tasks. I also have a folder "Waiting for answer" where I move tasks that can't be accomplished before I get an answer from someone. After moving the task to "Waiting" it stops showing its parent project and there seems to be no link between them whatsoever.
How can I get round it?
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Robert
Nick Clark
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May 20, 2014, 6:07:33 PM5/20/14
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You've moved the task out of the project tree so it is no longer part of the project. A task has to be a sub-task of the Project task to be part of it.
In a similar situation I add a context @WaitingFor to those tasks and have a view that just shows tasks with that context.
Nick
Elizabeth Lindsay
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May 20, 2014, 9:18:10 PM5/20/14
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I concur with Nick - I prefer the context to inform me that I cannot proceed (@WaitingFor) rather than a folder. This way, all my items remain in context with their parent items.
robert roszak
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May 22, 2014, 2:28:36 AM5/22/14
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That's what I thought, but thank you for confirmation:) I'll switch to use @ instead.