Re: Cycling through an item's triage status
Mimi Yin <[email protected]> Tue, 13 Nov 2007 09:06:12 -0800
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On Nov 11, 2007, at 5:06 PM, Keith Winsor wrote: > Andre Mueninghoff wrote: >> Even though I did advocate changing the order to the current "new" >> order >> (or old depending on how long one's been using Chandler), I have also >> had to make a slight adjustment of habit. Maybe one day triage status >> order could be a preference. From my perspective, Now>Later>Done >> supports better the triaging of new items, while Now>Done>Later >> supports >> better the marking of items to Done in the moment that they are >> that, Done. >> > Bearing in mind the notion for the future of users being able to > apply their own triage definitions (Soon, Later, Someday, Over my > dead body), would there be merit in having some sort of Done > indicator in or adjacent to the triage status column? It need only > be one character wide, like a checkbox. Presumably, when more > triage states are available, a dropdown menu would be more > appropriate, at which point anything is two clicks away, but a one- > click-and-done button would be nice. This is an interesting idea. It'd be nice if when you rolled over the Triage Status button, you were presented with 2 options: 1. DONE 2. LATER (with a down arrow to select from the list of 'soft- deadlines' we've been discussing. https://bugzilla.osafoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11359 >> The Merits of New Mail Appearing in the Dashboard >> >> I think part of my subconscious motivation for advocating the >> Now>Later>Done order in support of front-end triaging is because new >> Mail items appear also automatically in the Dashboard. In old threads >> where this has been discussed, the agreement was to wait for more >> user >> feedback before making any changes to this work flow. As an >> alternative, >> I think what would be useful would be some kind of exclusion type of >> view filter in the Dashboard collection, for example, All items >> except >> Mail items, or more specifically, All items except items only >> stamped as >> Mail. The point being that items only stamped as Mail in my Dashboard >> are nearly always items I just haven't triaged yet. Does this make >> sense >> to anyone besides me? :) >> > How about making the existing buttons usable in combinations: click > Mail and Tasks, and they both stay selected? Clicking All would > have the effect of selecting all three buttons (or four when the > Notes button appears). Doable? I think this is doable. Although I think we'd have to wait for an independent view selector (list versus calendar). Otherwise, switching to the Calendar view will get annoying because you have to de-select the app area you were in and then select Calendar. We could do a first pass at this with shift-click though. https://bugzilla.osafoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11360 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Open Source Applications Foundation "Design" mailing list http://lists.osafoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/design