I know I've asked that before, but it was a long time ago, and I was hoping that maybe something has changed since.

My IQ is growing, and I'm really thinking about separating some grids into different IQ files (bases). But I'm still afraid to do it, because I know it's easier to separate than to put them back together.

 

So:

1. I don't use the calendar yet, but would it be a problem when I start doing it to synchronize the calendar with different IQ files?

2. And I remember that to copy a grid from one IQ file (base ) to another wasn't very easy. (I know it's item you copy, but I'd like to be able to copy the way the are displayed, meaning copying grids, too). Has anything changed?

 

Thanks

Jay

I have 5 Checkbox fields EB, PR, AS, PP & FR.

Condition 1-I would like to turn the ItemColor red if PR is empty and AS or PP or FR are checked (EB does not matter). Can someone help me with an expression to do this?

 

Condition 2 Advanced version, but not necessary if this is too difficult

Same as above, plus, if any field is checked and all of the preceding fields are not checked ItemColor is assigned blue. Condition 1 has priority.

e.g. EB, PR & PP are checked but AS is not (FR does not matter), ItemColor would be blue.

One thing I like about this community website is the outline under IQ Community (left collapsible menu). Simple and aesthetic. Also, there are 3 icons:

I found a way to also have 3 states (currently there are only 2 states) to the expand button / bullets. Here are 2 propositions. Any clear winner?

 

 

Compared with the current:

I see you can bring up grids with Alt+(1-9) though it must be by their ID number or something, because it doesn't reflect their order in the grid panel.  How does that work?  Anyway, so far I don't rely on that function.

 

My main suggestion is to have Ctrl- Pageup/Pagedown to move left/right through open grids.  This is how excel, firefox, todolist and others work to move between open tabs.

 

Is this a possibility Pierre?

 

Thx

(A new thread made from Refreshing Two Grids)

 

When I set up a custom menu for grid switching, and have more than 9 grids open, would it be an easy change to increase the number allowed to more than 9?  (Since Mantis #74 is pretty far out).  Even if it could just show the 17 open grids, I could quickly cursor down to any grid assigned #10 or greater.

This technique better for me than grid keyboard shortcuts - how to assign, since I can't remember which alt key I assigned to which.  Also I really like this for switching back and forth to the calendar, since it takes a lot of real estate in the default configuration.

 

I did something, and now when I punch enter key in the HTML pane, the text goes into a grid cell. How do I undo it?

Thanks

Is it possible to create a hyperlink to Wikitagged items in HTML pane?

Current Auto assign for Boolean Pndg field

 

A:WikiTag=AddKeyWord(WikiTag,"{pndg}")|E:WikiTag=RemoveKeyWord(WikiTag,"{pndg}")

 

I also want to add

when text contains word 'Lmsg', then Pndg is 'yes'

 

What's the syntax for this combined w the current statement?

 

bumped 06/11/09 09:23 pm EDT

 

Thanks.

 

--

Jan Rifkinson

Ridgefield CT USA

 

 

Could one of the gurus please give me an example of how to use the contents of the item field to drive other fields?  What I want to do is setup some keywords which I'll use on the fly in meetings etc.  I see the examples show something like do X*Y when a field is added, but the below are the 'real life' things I need to setup.

 

I'll be happy to add this to the docs if someone can attempt an example!

 

eg:

 

FU: Bob regarding cat

--> This should set a followup flag to true.

 

FU:7 Bob regarding cat

--> Set followup flag to true

--> Set priority field to '7'

--> BONUS POINTS: Get rid of the '7' once it's been used to set the priority

 

I saw the below item in Mantis (see pasted stuff at bottom) and it'd be good to get thoughts on this one since its so fundamental to how this tool works as an outliner/database.

 

Basically the issue yclipse raises is that when you hit enter it automatically creates a new item which you may not want.  I know I've found myself with a bunch of blanks at the end of my list because of this though its a minor prob- though I find it helpful when I'm taking meeting minutes and things.  To me the best behaviour depends what you're doing.  If you're maintaining a to do list or something you want enter just to commit the current item, but if you're doing 'outlining' you probably want it to move to the next blank line automatically. 

 

Options are:

a) Enter just commits the item as yclipse mentions.  Getting in the habit of hitting double-enter would be easy enough as you add