Re: [MLO] use Flag on android app

[Lisa Stroyan]

No, unfortunately the flag field doesn't get shown on Android. What I did was switch to using the Goal (and Context) fields because I hadn't been using that field before, but you can't change the names of the Goal values and there are only three (Week, Month, Year)

I was upset at first too, but there are enough other features that Android does quite well, that for me it was worth re-organizing my MLO system.

I created a view on the desktop that showed all Flagged (even completed/hidden) and was able to change large groups of tasks at once, so it wasn't too hard to switch. 

For the contexts, I used prefixes to separate different "types" of contexts.

Lisa

On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 6:09 AM, Jean-François PILET <jfp...@free.fr> wrote:

Hello,

I'm using the windows version since 2 years. I use the field Flag very often.
I don't find this field on the android app. When I synchronise windows and android, i could not find this information and make some filter.
Does anyone have a solution?

thanks
jf

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[Jean-François PILET]

Thank you for your answer.

I gona stop using flag.. may be in a future version.

I'll change my way of using MLO on windows too. I'll probably use context in a different way.The idea of prefix is very good.

bye

On Friday, June 15, 2012 3:32:08 PM UTC+2, Lisa S wrote:

No, unfortunately the flag field doesn't get shown on Android. What I did was switch to using the Goal (and Context) fields because I hadn't been using that field before, but you can't change the names of the Goal values and there are only three (Week, Month, Year)

I was upset at first too, but there are enough other features that Android does quite well, that for me it was worth re-organizing my MLO system.

I created a view on the desktop that showed all Flagged (even completed/hidden) and was able to change large groups of tasks at once, so it wasn't too hard to switch. 

For the contexts, I used prefixes to separate different "types" of contexts.

Lisa

On Fri, Jun 15, 2012 at 6:09 AM, Jean-François PILET <jfp...@free.fr> wrote:

Hello,

I'm using the windows version since 2 years. I use the field Flag very often.
I don't find this field on the android app. When I synchronise windows and android, i could not find this information and make some filter.
Does anyone have a solution?

thanks

jf

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