Google+ Checkvist community posts 2013-2018

I saw this in the docs: If you have a Pro account, click the little square to the left of the tag name on the Tag map or invoke the Tags menu with the tt shortcut on the selected list item to change tag color, name, make it private, or merge several tags. Is it also meant to work with the pro trial? The little square doesn't show up for me, using Chrome.

Does the bookmarklet look like this for everyone else, or just me? I've got the javascript bookmarklet on my toolbar (the "bookmarklet for any browser" not the chrome specific one) and this is how it looks when I call it. Does everyone else see the full window? I've got my Win10 machine set to display text, apps, and other items at 125%, is this what's causing the problem?

Adding tags in global search results Would it be possible to enable tagging in the global search results?

Search index delay is a pain Each morning after I've onboarded the day's tasks I like to review the tasks across all lists using the "due: today" global search. It's a real pain that when changing due dates on items that I have to wait several minutes before they appear in the search index. Is there anything that can be done about this please?

Speaking of Mobile... Can someone point me to some information as to what the "Quick add" functionality is for, and how it works? I've been searching for this, but can't seem to find it. Thanks in advance to all in our friendly community!

Hello friends, We're going to publish the next update for our mobile app, and we decided to give you a chance to try it and share your feedback first. The main feature (besides lots of bugfixing) in the app is support for filtering in the list, including smart syntax like due: now or changed: 2d or #some_tag. This filtering works in-par with hoist/focus, if needed. The preview version of the app is available at https://mmm.checkvist.com (that's right, we've finally enabled HTTPS for the mobile app as well, and m.checkvist.com is also available with https protocol). We'd appreciate if you try https://mmm.checkvist.com and tell us what you think, if it works for you, is it smoother than the previous version. Thank you! https://mmm.checkvist.com

I am a difficult point with CheckVist and I have been researching many other solutions. Critical to me is to be able to get more information on the page through tighter line spacing and changing the font (and font size). I've asked before regarding this, but have only received very small snippets of code that didn't get me what I wanted. I don't do CSS/HTML/markdown. Seems as though the other tools I'm looking at have this "settings" capability Been a paying member for years. Hate to say goodbye, but I'm near the end......

I have a few general questions for the CheckVist makers: 1. Do you get a user's task list as: A. Nested data (with children tasks inside parents) B. Flat data (like an array of task-objects) C. both (nested data for building the DOM, flat data for editing and moving around tasks etc.) If it's 'C' where do you keep your single source of state? 2. Do you use a "nested set" database? ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nested_set_model ) or do you only have one column for parent_id and one column for task dept? If you do not use a nested set model, how do you calculate the dept of a tree? 3. If you make a task a child of another by pressing 'tab', do you get that one task back from the server again after sending it through Ajax? Or do you only update the DOM manually after sending the changed parent_id to the server?

Just want to say that the regular Checkvist app works very well on Android (Firefox or Chrome) if you have an external keypad. Eveything seems to function very smoothly -- collapsing and expanding (with arrows), moving (cut and paste), editing, adding colors, tags, and so on -- just as if you were at a full desktop comuter. All that can be done without the external keyboard as well, but that's clunkier to be sure. Anyway, for those waiting on further development of the mobile app, this is a good option. You can even use the mobile version most of the time, and switch over in a separate tab to tge full version when you want to do something fancy -- it all syncs beautifully. Impressive.