Ability to reorder notes
houweb says:
i would find it really useful to be able to re-order notes attached to tasks - some kind of easy drag and drop? es possible?
(by the way, i've used loads of other task listing services, and i just keep coming back to rtm, because it does what i need, and does it simply and elegantly - thanks!)
(by the way, i've used loads of other task listing services, and i just keep coming back to rtm, because it does what i need, and does it simply and elegantly - thanks!)
(closed account) says:
I've used RTM some time ago, then stopped using it, recently came back to it and absolutely LOVE it. The only thing that I really miss is the ability to sort notes alphabetically, or by drag and drop. So I second your request!
garyjoy says:
I often find myself making random changes to a note to make sure it stays at the top of the list. I'd be more than happy with the ability to apply priorities to notes...
gavin.r.murphy says:
Agree with this completely. I need to be able to sequence notes manually to over-ride the default sequence of most recently updated at the top.
sheilarocha. says:
Quando eu edito uma nota mais antiga, ela automaticamente passa a ser a primeira da lista. Eu gostaria de manter a ordem, mesmo editando para que seja possível corrigir ou complementar aquela nota sem muda-la de lugar.
sheilarocha. says:
When I edit a past note, it, automatically shows in first order of the list. I would like remain the order when I need correct or introduce new information in that note.
pastor.terryp says:
Even being able to prioritize would help. 1-4 like a task
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allanchester says:
I agree 100%, need to have the function to reorder notes
oliverconroy says:
I'd really like to see this too. I've gotten into using RTM much more of late and the way I'm using it right now involves creating many notes that I'd like to be able to drag into an order of my choice.
dominic.spachmann says:
same here!
(closed account) says:
Ditto on being able to change to order of notes.
jameyers4 says:
Please count me in on changing note order / sorting.
robfreundlich says:
Count me in, too. I have a list set up as "Today's agenda", and I'd like to be able to arrange the items on it in the order I want to do them. Even being able to just roughly arrange them into morning, afternoon, and evening would be helpful.
This is different from Priority, because that is "how important is this item?"
I'm currently using due time to do the ordering, but then I get notifications, which I don't want.
This is different from Priority, because that is "how important is this item?"
I'm currently using due time to do the ordering, but then I get notifications, which I don't want.
pistaccio11 says:
+1
bdavison says:
Hmm, found an old post from Emma with a workaround, but apparently it no longer works. Wonder if it would be easier for RTM staff to bring back the workaround, even if it's not the most elegant solution? Here's Emma in 2006: "They're ordered by the date they were last edited -- so it's possible to reorder by editing the note that you'd like to appear at the top (unfortunately the notes are cached so it may not reorder until the next time you load the site)."
mbart67 says:
Would love to see some ability to order Notes, however I notice that this request was started over 10 years ago, and may be falling on deaf ears !!!!
(closed account) says:
For readability, I break long instructions or informational material into a series of notes. They need to be read in order. Notes seem to be sorted by date/time, newest touched first. Very bad assumption on the part of the developer as to how the user is using their notes.
Which is a mysterious way of saying that now I have to remember to enter my notes from the rear forward so that the logical first note is entered last. Painful.
If I could just drag and drop, it would be easy.
Which is a mysterious way of saying that now I have to remember to enter my notes from the rear forward so that the logical first note is entered last. Painful.
If I could just drag and drop, it would be easy.
spdavis3 says:
+1
tolorg says:
I'm amazed this is still an issue after so many years. I try to keep the notes for particular tasks in a useful order, but RTM occasionally randomly reverses their order, so the note that should be at the top and readily available disappears to the end of the list. I have no idea why. Since RTM seems to have no intention of fixing the issue, I will try from now on to have only one note for each task, no matter how big that note gets, because that way I can hope to maintain it in a logical order.
Yes, please. I asked here: https://www.rememberthemilk.com/forums/help/27122/
If it was at least consistent. For me it's date *created* order, newest on top, but sometimes it get jumbled. Also sometimes it suddenly changes so that every single note looks like it was edited just now. I wonder if it's because of the caching or some reload as Emily was quoted as hinting at previously in this thread. Anyway
+1 for me
If it was at least consistent. For me it's date *created* order, newest on top, but sometimes it get jumbled. Also sometimes it suddenly changes so that every single note looks like it was edited just now. I wonder if it's because of the caching or some reload as Emily was quoted as hinting at previously in this thread. Anyway
+1 for me
Chiming in with my vote to at least keep the notes in the same order each time, if it is not easy to provide customizable sequencing. I am seeing the same behavior as Nah.why - all notes show they were edited at the same time and then the order they are displayed seems random. This is for a repeating task, which probably complicates things. It does make tracking updates to a task very difficult.
I found this thread searching for being able to move notes from one task to another which I would like.
I would also love to be able to order them by drag & drop. Or maybe a couple of choices of how to order them (by date updated or alpha maybe if drag/drop is hard because of how the code is architected somehow)
I would also love to be able to order them by drag & drop. Or maybe a couple of choices of how to order them (by date updated or alpha maybe if drag/drop is hard because of how the code is architected somehow)
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