Google+ Checkvist community posts 2013-2018

Unfortunately there's a bug introduced in the latest version. Previously, editing an entry (using ee) was highlight just text portion of the entry, not everything (including the tags and the due parts) as it does now.

I'd like to @import some fonts, but Checkvist's custom CSS is loaded inside @media screen. @import rules must precede all other types of rules (with a few exceptions), hence cannot be used. Would be great if there was a way to use @import with Checkvist's custom CSS option.

Some things I miss from Checkvist when working in the browser on an iPad (without keyboard): 1. The task menu (actions, aa) has no lc and "more" (which includes ex, for example). 2. I cannot invalidate a task (shift-space), or delete it. 3. For marking done/open, the swipe has to be carried out on the text of the task. For short entries (short word or even just a letter), this can be hard to do. These are exceptions, but why not allow swiping the whole task row?

Is there any difference in functionality between the "[link: text|URL]" smart syntax links and "[text](URL)" Markdown-style links? Generated HTML seems to be the same, the only difference is the assistant dialog that pops up when you start typing "[link:", which does not happen for Markdown links.

It used to be that after marking an item complete (Space or Shift+Space), the next item in the list (that took its place) would be selected, but now it is selecting the last item in the list. This seems like a bug.

Can any list item have a detail? like Qiure do. See the screenshot below: This a very useful, because an item can not be too long, although it supports multipul lines and markdown. If one item has to much things, it will look like awful.

Tags and Due dates are not displayed anymore when i want to print a list. "Last edit author and time" still working. I can say that the bug exist since november, 12. Does anyone else have the same issue?

The attached video shows two bugs regarding the repeating due date dialog: - focus keeps returning to the radio buttons (once shortly after I open the dialog, and then every time I change the date input) - but more importantly, after changing the date, the list keeps the old date, while the dialog has the new one; I don't know if the change has been registered or not (after page refresh, the situation is the same: old in list, new in dialog)

I think "Export as Markdown document" should be able to export the numbering of a numbered list.

Hi, Now that the sharing feature is finally out, could you please consider spending some time on the search? It's not very useful how it works right now, I think it should instead go from left to right, for example "^now #mit color:1" should go through the tree and first pick all the items due now, then amongst those if found pick the ones with label #mit, and finally amongst those the ones with color:1. Instead it does something else (not sure what exactly) and I have to constantly work around it using a bunch of labels.

I used to be able to view the number of selected lists in the main view. It seems the feature is not there anymore. Any reason for that? Thanks

Love Checkvist -- I have been keen on outlining tools since the days of MS DOS MaxThink. I would happily pay for Pro if Checkvist could easily import/export into a formatted Word outline.

Looks like there was an update overnight, all the times are wrong, e.g., set an item to "today" (using "td") and it shows "tomorrow", and "tm" shows a day later instead of saying "'tomorrow". Could you please fix ASAP? Kirill Maximov

Hi Kirill Maximov Please please please! could the mobile app Due view "Now" and "Later" tab section headings (e.g. "Overdue", Today" etc.) be collapsible? If this expanded state could be remembered ... even better. It would make the mobile app so much more usable for me as I could, for example, collapse Overdue items and have today appear at the top of the Now tab How hard can that be ? 😎

Just tried the Chrome bookmarklet and it's a very nice addition to my workflow. I have one request: Usually my lists start with a first item called Links and so I almost always want to add a link not as a top-level item, but as a child of the first top-level item . It would be very cool to have an option to do this https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/checkvist-bookmarklet/pheahjlflgbnajeilgglgcdlbkdckamf https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/checkvist-bookmarklet/pheahjlflgbnajeilgglgcdlbkdckamf

Hi. When I search for high priority items it always shows me archived lists. There's a box to tick which skips the archived lists, but this is always unticked. One has to tick it and do the search again. This is relatively minor but would it be possible to have a setting where one permanently skips archived lists when doing searches?

Hello, friends! We've spent some time re-thinking list sharing in Checkvist. Some of you have already contributed to these discussions, and we think we're ready to present what the first release will consist of. The new sharing is still a 'beta', and it works only on https://beta.checkvist.com (same credentials, same data). But it's fully functional, and you can use it with real people/real data. Important changes - There are just 2 types of sharing: private, via email, and public, via a hyperlink. - Public lists links are unguessable for more security. The old "make list public" feature is retired (but old public lists still work). - Anyone can read a list using a public link. If the link grants write access, Checkvist account is required for writing. - Any list writer can share that list publicly, not just the list owner - A notification about public view enabling/disabling is sent with the usual change notifications emails. - 'Read-only' sharin...

Input wanted: How do you keep it simple ? I love Checkvist in many ways. Yet whenever I return to it (from having used other task-tracking tools), I find myself seeing too much info too much of the time -- which is distracting. I find myself making things more complicated than they need to be. It's a little hard to explain. For example, I wish CV had a real Inbox function -- a way to enter a new task quickly without thinking about where to put it, then get back to what I was doing before. Some other tools (Todoist, Nirvana, TickTick) have that function. The best I've done with CV is making a top item that's set for priority 1 due today, so when I filter to see only the important tasks I need to work on today, it's always displayed. That kinda works, but I still find myself looking at growing list of tasks under "Inbox" as the day goes on. Then of course at some point I have to view my entire outline and move those tasks under the correct heading. Does anyone h...

My invitations to edit sent to coworkers are being blocked. We are using G Suite. It appears that our corporate gmail settings don't like the security issues posed by email with our domain sent "via" checkvist. Anyone delt with this? Here's was gmail says about via: Gmail checks whether the messages you send are authenticated. If you send messages using a bulk mailing vendor or a third party affiliates, check out Gmail's Bulk Senders Guidelines, including: Publish an SPF record that includes the IPs of the vendor or affiliates which send your messages. Sign your messages with a DKIM signature that is associated with your domain. Make sure the domain in the "From:" address matches the domain you're using to authenticate your emails.

Hello Super service ! Good work. I have question: Can you expand links between lists, e.g. a link to a different list selected form suggestions based on tags and is it possible to add text completion in the link from the content of the list, if the link is to the list, if you know what i mean :)