I’ve recently started migrating my non-recurring tasks and the one’s which I don’t need notifications to Anytype I have a Master Tasks set which lists all top level tasks. I’m using the Linked Projects relation that comes with the built-in tasks type to differentiate between top level tasks and sub…

@lynxlove This is amazing, thank you for sharing. Please keep us posted as you go!

This looks great ! I’m wondering how you show elements from your sub-tasks set in your Accounts to be deleted task tho ? [image] Cheers

[image] paul: wondering how you show elements from your sub-tasks set in your Accounts to be deleted task tho ? It is actually the inverse. I create separate sets to display only sub-tasks of the parent task The minimum relations required for this workflow is: Parent Task: Link to a parent…

Sorry for the delay ! Thank you it is very clear.

I think that would work nicely with this: [image] Option to have rows in Sets be nested (and foldable) based on page hierarchy Feature Requests I will use as an example History notes, but this would apply to any content type that requires (or could benefit from) nesting. N…

[image] lynxlove: I’ll update the post with a screen recording later Please do so :wink: Seems a great functionality idea, but too complicated to comprehend (at least for me :sweat_smile:)

I want to implement your method of task management. [image] lynxlove: Each task will then contain zero or more sub-tasks which are added as a list of objects to the Tasks relation of the top level task. How do I add a relation with a “list of objects?” Do I have to manually add a separate re…

I found the solution. I can add multiple objects to a relation.

Hi @lynxlove Did you make a brief video at all. I think what you have done sounds like what I’d like to replicate but I need a bit of visual help. cheers Ian

This is great @lynxlove , thank you for sharing! This system would solve my problem because my current task/subtask system (where I simply have a relation called “subtasks” that point to task objects) doesn’t allow for clicking on the subtasks. So when I’m in a task, I can see the subtasks, but with…

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qualquertipo July 11, 2022, 11:09am 6

I think that would work nicely with this:

So you’d be able to see all top-level tasks, and if you want you can expand and see the subtasks right there.