I have increased the font size for the grids and in general options to 18 and changed font to Times Roman.  Header row in grid doesn't adjust in size to new larger font.

Hoist, introduced nearly 1 year ago, has been very popular amongst IQUsers. Not surprising, as Hoist allows you to focus on a subset of items, or to see others items.

 

in v0.9.25B, changes were made to make it both simpler and more powerful (hey!

This was a problem for me using my database and my configuration of IQ. To confirm, I tried this on another computer with a fresh install and using the sample database.

 

1. Open the sample database.

2. Go to item 1.1.6.1.4.2.6 (Item text: This will link to an actual Outlook email)

3. Hoist this item using the toolbar.

4. I now see this:

 

User Manual
 Chapter 1: Introduction
  Introduction to InfoQube
  The AddressBook
  The Calendar
  General purpose grids
  Sheets
  Typical applications

I am using all of the default settings that accompany a fresh install.

 

Jon


 EDIT: Never mind (I think). I was toggling hoist when I should have used hoist selected item. But still... This is a bit obscure.

For the most part, I am inserting my research notes as subitems of parents items which are the subjects of my research notes.  There are, however, occasions in which my research note is too long to be included as a sub item.  (I am not saying that there are too many characters for the sub item; I am saying that the sub item would be too high because of the number of characters comprise within the research note.)  Accordingly, I would add a HTML note to a sub item that briefly summarized the HTML note.  But I do not want the HTML editor to be visible all the time because I am really using it for my research notes.  Would it be possible somehow to graphically designate those items to which HTML notes were attached.  For example, could I make the color of the font change on an item to which an HTML note was attached?  Clearly I could create a yes/no field the default value of which would be no that column would be always visible and rarely with the

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I find myself confused again with how the Grid view options work. I don't know if its a bug, or I am just missing something, but its just not working the way I expect it to.

 

This is with 0.9.25A.

 

Here is a sample hierarchy viewed in TestGrid. testA and testB are in TestGrid. The rest are children.

 

testA (TestGrid)

  testA1

  testA2

testB (TestGrid)

  testB1

  testB2

 

#1 - With Hierarchy ON, Full Hierarchy ON, Context Parents ON, Save Item State ON I see the full tree...

 

I'm sorry to say it, but the forum/community site is just plain slow. In fact its often painfully slow. I wouldn't bring it up except that it actually sometimes keeps me from making updates to documentation, giving feedback, or helping out in forum threads. I'll go to edit a wiki entry or reply to a forum, then give up after 30 seconds and go back to doing my day job.

 

Is it affecting anyone else?

 

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beta 9.25a

select item in grid "A"

drag to grid "B" & drop onto a collapsed item (step arrow is seen)

dropped item "disappears" into collapsed item (this is ok)

click (or dbl clk -- depending on option setting) on triangle to see if dropped item appears as sub-item

dropped sub-item displays correctly but other sub-items that were there originally "disappear" (this is not ok)

refresh does nothing

closing & re-opening grid re-establishes all the original sub-items, i.e. corrects the display

 

 I am rapidly running out of screen real estate in the view I have; I would like to have a date field show just the time, and not the date. Is that possible?

Thanks in advance,

Winter

I am sure this a "newbie" question, but I can't seem to make it out of newbie status. 

 

I have a field called "Stop" which enters the date in another field, i.e. Autoassign rule is TaskActEnd=now.

I would like to have a hotkey check the box instead of having to do it with the mouse.

 

I have another question regarding this same issue which I'll post as another topic.

 

Thanks in advance,
Winter