If I create in one item a hyperlink that links to another item, in the same grid, is there any way when I click that link, it takes me to the linked item, but staying in that grid? The default behaviour seems to be to open the linked item in Scratch. I guess there is the fact of course that an item could appear in several grids, so which one should IQ go to... The linked item in question is a subitem (by quite some way), so has no attribute marked that specifies it belongs to that grid where its parent is and which I am working in.

 

It's just it would be useful to see some context when I click on the link, and not just get a lone item in the Scratch grid.

 

DavidF.

I know this is a minor thing Pierre, but would you consider eliminating this IMHO time wasting message (see screenshot)?  I don't think it serves any purpose and unless I am missing something there is no need to protect the user here.  The answer to the prompt is "of course I want to do it for the selected item, that's why I clicked on the selected item and chose mind map!"  

 

Also IQ is capable of having 10 mind maps open at the same time, it's not like the user needs to be warned that the new mind map is going to replace another currently active one, so I don't see any scenario in which this message is necessary?

 

Thanks

 

Is it feasible to enhance the Notifications Pane to display where an Item falls in a hierarchy? See attached screenshot as an example - except IMO the Item itself should be included in the example shown, not just the parents.  This would be exceptionally useful in flat views.

 

Just an idea for the future.  Seems like the Notification Pane has a lot of potential.

 

Thanks

In my personal use, there are times that I would love having Grid lines ON and times that Grid lines produce unnecessary (to that grid or view that is) clutter.

 

As there is a "Global" Font option in the Program Settings and "Local" Font option in the Grid Options, it would be great to have the same for the "Show Grid Lines" setting.

hi,

 

when I click and drag a file into IQ, I get an option to not just create a link to the file, but to add it to the HTML Pane. Would it be possible to do the same with Outlook items? Unless I'm missing something - at the moment, if I click and drag an Outlook message to IQ, it immediately creates a link, but doesn't give you an option to put anything in the HTML Pane, as per the "File Link Add" dialogue.

 

cheers

 

DavidF.

I often want to (temporarily) filter on a field that is not a column.  What is the fastest way to do it?  I'd like to be able to right click on the field in the property pane and select "show items from this grid", but the only option that I am aware of there shows all items from the entire database.

 

Thanks