Step to reproduce :

 

1- Pick 2 grids with some "auto assign fields" rules.

2- Drag & drop one item from one grid to another

3- Fields are not auto assigned.

 

NOTE HOWEVER that when "plain" drag & drop is performed (ie : no holding "ctrl" while performing the d&d), the item will "lose" the fields allowing it to meet the previous grid's source (which correct and expected ).
 

 

<This is now solved but there is still at least one issue with drag/drop & inheritance -- 2010 01 31 -- 19:22>

Steps to reproduce:

 

1- press win-n to have the add item dialog appear

2- write something in the "item text" text box

3- write something in the "Other fields" text box (this step might be unnecessary)

4- add item to the database

 

Back to IQ (using alt-tab, or whatever): keyboard shortcuts like F5, F2, etc. don't work anymore until I click on another grid tab and back again.

 

 

Fixes included

New build.

 

A few bugs have been squashed, some features added...

 

Some were announced (like the not syncing HTML and properties pane -- have a look at Mantis), some unannounced (like : firefox clips title problem, option in "manage grids dialog" for down arrow to create new items, etc.).

 

Highly recommended -- if only for the HTML & Properties pane syncing problem).

 

Thanks Pierre !

I was just thinking if there is any way (except running it from portable memory) to have links to files work on different machines.

For example: I keep all the important files that are linked to IQ in one folder. Is it possible to copy this folder to another computer and have the links working?

Thanks.

This is in approximate order of importance to me. I think my requests are modest in the sense that they represent mainstream features that users would expect to find in any program in this day and age. This is not say that anyone else's list has less value but it is to say that I don't think there's anything 'techie' or 'esoteric' in  this list (doesn't mean they are easy to implement). But I think most items would make the program more user friendly, something IQ needs desperately IMHO. Thank you.

 

09/26/09 08:31 am: I'm a lucky guy. In reviewing my list, I can see that a lot of what I thought was important has been improved or perfected to one degree or another. I know that full calendar integration is not scheduled until v9.25 & we're getting close but this is a friendly nag because I believe -- except for Outlook which is no competition for IQ -- there is no outliner out there that has true graphic calendar integration.

Items are not "created as necessary". I have to create all items before hand.

For text oriented outlines, the current column-click sorting is way too dangerous, as sub-items (i.e. paragraphs) will be sorted.

 

I'm proposing the following solution to equaly handle numeric and text oriented outlines:

Comments?

 

It should also offer :