GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 248703
Hierarchical view of task composition
Last modified: 2004-05-19 10:40:13 UTC
In Evolution the "Tasks" is not really a task list. It is a rather a ToDo list, which is difficult to organize when you have more than 5-7 items, and it is really a mess when there are more than 10. I propose to implement a task composition paradigm similar to MrProject tasks. A task typically consists of several sub-tasks, each sub-task may contain sub-sub-tasks and so on, building a tree of sub-tasks. The depth of a hierarchy must be up to the user. The tasks with start-date and due-date in the past must be highlighted similarly to a new email in the folder hierarchy. Now the tasks can be ordered only by date, completeness and summary, and I have to introduce the prefix (numbers or letters) for the task summary to force the ordering. And this prefix solution is not good since the task list is dynamic. Another useful feature could be the user-definable task ordering (at a hierarchy level), pretty much the same as the song ordering in XMMS play list.
Please check http://blogs.ximian.com/evolution to see some ideas and promote your own...
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 213273 ***