Silly me, only recently discovered that this kind of Ecco-esque summary view with vertical scroll is actually possible!

My problem is that when I hit the Today button on the calendar, in this kind of view (vertical scroll, no time scale), the calendar centers on today's date so half of what is visible is past events. I would find it much more useful if today was at that top so I could see further ahead without scrolling.

Also, could you maybe add Calendar>Today as a keyboard-able command?

Many thanks!

This is in InfoQube v118Pre7.

Cheers

These are just too tiny on my screen / with my scaling settings. Any chance you could crank up their size?

When, for instance, I drag a calendar event colored red to another day in the calendar, the event reverts to the default color. (in 118pre6).

Please fix - thanks!

Hi Pierre,

I am not able to edit/modify some items. I have attached a video. When I tap Enter the typed text disappears.

I first noticed this on Friday.

Cheers,

Greg

I am sure this has been covered but please let me ask again.

I would like to sort by day of the week and also by priority within each day.

As in ecco's sort key 1 and sort key 2 technique.

Thank you

I've noticed that "refresh" seems to apply only to the current grid. Is there any way to refresh all grids at once?

IQ currently has a "default column width" that applies to all columns/fields.

I suggest that each unique field/column have its own "default column width" setting, which would be configurable under the properties for that field/column.

When adding the field/column to a grid, it would be added with its default width.

When adjusting fields/columns within a grid view, there could be a menu option to "set all columns to their default widths".

Thanks for considering this suggestion.

- David Derkits

Now that we have very robust options for hierarchical tags, I'm trying to figure out how to make child items inherit the tags of parent items. The "ItemTags" field doesn't seem to be available in the field management view, so I don't see how to create a Column Inheritance equation. Would there be some may to set certain tags to always automatically be assigned to children of tagged items?

I am wondering if there's any way to automatically find related items. Specifically, if I have an item called "Item1", I want to see all other items that contain the word, "Item1". In currently popular apps like Roam, Obsidian, and Logseq, this is known as "Unlinked References" or "Unlinked Mentions". Is there a way to write a Row Equation that would automatically populate with the names of items which contain the name of the current item? Or would there be some other way to achieve something like this?