While it's handy to have Ctrl+H work as a toggle to hoist and dehoist, I had something rigged up via macro in, believe it or not, Grandview.

Hi Pierre,

Have been thinking about my IQ workflow and this has come to mind: IQ should have more readily available options for quick refiling of items both between and within grids.

Org Mode accomplishes this via the org-refile command:

When reviewing the captured data, you may want to refile or to copy some of the entries into a different list, for example into a project. Cutting, finding the right location, and then pasting the note is cumbersome. To simplify this process, you can use the following special command:
 

It seems IQ items don't have an ItemModified value until they are actually modified after their initial creation.  (What a concept!  😆)  It makes sense but it does mean that if I sort items by the ItemModified value, newly created items without an ItemModified value won't be included and could be missed.  Same thing if you filter by ItemModified.  So would it make sense to assign an ItemModified value on creation, in addition to the ItemCreated value, for this reason?

hello, 

i avoid importing often becuase its very slow to import files with lots of columns when each field has to be manually created . it would be much faster if the program can just suggest and create field on import dialog

We've had a number of threads over the years expressing the desire for a grid of grids, to organize a large number of grids.  This is useful - https://infoqubeim.com/drupal5/node/4693 - BUT it doesn't get updated when you add a grid (most common) or delete a grid (rare).  So, if you want to update your Grid of Grids to add the ones you've added since the last revision of the Grid of Grids, you have to figure ouf which Grids are the ones you already have in the Grid of Grids, and which ones are the new ones, so you can add them.

Often content I want to paste into a Grid from an outside source already has an outline structure of some kind, but it's not tab-indented.  And so when I paste it into an IQ grid, the hierarchy that was present in the outside source is not replicated as a parents/children outline in the Grid.   The content as pasted as items all at the same level.  So if I want to reproduce the hierarchy in a Grid outline, I have to go through all the items and indent each one to the appropriate level.

Customize Toolbars > Commands

1) Categories list should be in alphabetical order.  Right now, you have to scroll up and down the list to find a category in what appears to be a randomly-ordered list.

2) "All Commands" should be at the top of the list (it will be if sorted alphabetically).  I don't see the logic in having it 2nd to last. 

3) One category is named "[Empty"].  Is this a typo that needs correcting?

Seems like I brought this up a long time ago.  Maybe it's something out of Pierre's control.

Wayne

If I run a search under "Live-Search", and if I select one or more of the search results, then I:

a) can click the "Show Items in the Search Grid" button, such that those items appear in a Search grid.

b) can click the "Show in a New Scratch Grid" button (which I had added to a custom toolbar), but nothing happens. Can this latter scenario be enabled/supported?

Thanks.

A few things I'd like to see in the properties pane, to make it fully keyboard-navigable just like other parts of the IQ GUI are keyboard-navigable.

The Properties Pane contains an "outline" of sorts.

The top level headings are Item Properties, Marked Items, Grids, Forms, All Fields.  These are shown with a Darker Blue background.

Some of this suggestions or something similar may already be implemented.