Hey Kirill

Hey Kirill,

Checkvist shows the task as "overdue" when the due date elapses. Is there a CSS trick to show the days past due (instead of just overdue) for an overdue task?

I am trying to (mis)use this feature to track the number of days since I have started a task. I was thinking I could simply mark a task with due date of today when I start it, and then use something like above to know how many days the task has been active.

Thoughts?

Comments

  1. Kirill Maximov (KIR)3 June 2016 at 01:13

    Hello,

    There is no such a trick, but we're going to show the actual missed due date for overdue dates. You can see how it works on https://beta.checkvist.com

    In the tooltip over missed due date you can see how many days passed since the due.

    Would it help?

    Regards,

    ReplyDelete
  2. Ishan Chhabra3 June 2016 at 08:19

    That wouldn't work. I would have to hover over each one to see. Would it be possible to do via TamperMonkey and can you pull some JS code together for it?

    ReplyDelete
  3. Kirill Maximov (KIR)3 June 2016 at 09:11

    Hello, it may work with an external Javascript (this information is available in 'title' attribute of each due item), but I'm afraid I don't have free time to solve this task for you.

    Regards,

    ReplyDelete
  4. Ishan Chhabra3 June 2016 at 18:11

    Ok. Ill make an attempt and see if I get somewhere. Thanks!

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Hello friends

Hello friends, Recently we've got a request to introduce a shortcut to move items to the first/last position on the current level of hierarchy: https://checkvist.uservoice.com/forums/2121-general/suggestions/15758854-shortcut-to-send-an-item-at-the-top-of-the-current And this bring me to a thought to use the current shortcut (Ctrl+Home/Ctrl+End) for this purpose. But with an extension - if an item is already on the top position on the current hierarchy level, Ctrl+Home would move item one level up (and put it at the beginning of this level). This will break the current behaviour (moving item to the beginning of the list), but probably will make this shortcut more useful. What do you think? https://checkvist.uservoice.com/forums/2121-general/suggestions/15758854-shortcut-to-send-an-item-at-the-top-of-the-current
Read more

Hello friends!

Hello friends! I'd like to ask for your opinion regarding multi-line text editing. This suggestion comes from one of our Russian-speaking customers Dolina Zamkova so here is a translated abstract of our email conversation. Current problem: When you write multi-line text, you must press 'Shift-Enter' first, then use 'Enter' to start a new line, then 'Ctrl-Enter' to submit the text. Wouldn't it be easier to have a setting that will allow using Enter to always write multi-line texts, and always submit on 'Ctrl-Enter', like you do it in text messengers? So we could add a new account-wide setting, on the Settings page: () Finish editing by pressing 'Ctrl-Enter' (convenient for multi-line text) What do you think? Do you write multi-line texts in Checkvist at all? Other thoughts of how we could make it better? :)
Read more

I'm really enjoy using checkvist, you are adding great features very quickly.

I'm really enjoy using checkvist, you are adding great features very quickly.  What I feel is missing is more use cases.  How are people using Checkvist?  What are some recommend workflows?  How many lists do you have? User Stories will not only help those of use already using Checkvist to be more effective, but attract more non-technical customers. I like to keep my lists at a minimum.  I only split out for sharing but I'd prefer not to. Here are my lists: * Inbox:  This is where zapier based integrations go.  I have Jira tickets and emails tagged with "!action" going to list which I process daily. * The List:  This is my primary list.  Everything is here.  I use sub-nodes for different areas. * Honey Do:  This is the list my wife and I share to make sure we know what we both want done around the house. * "Client Project" - I have a few Lists I share with clients (Free lance web developer). I"m looking to write a more detailed blog post. How are your l
Read more