44788 http://uservoice.com/users/44788-hcaudill http://www.gravatar.com/avatar/87f078ab517b08b3a880d9d72dd8e1d0?default=http://uservoice.com/images/icons/default-avatar.jpg hcaudill hcaudill hcaudill 44 10 28017 http://todoist.uservoice.com/pages/940-general/suggestions/28017-entering-current-day-of-the-week-should-mean-next-week This should be a small change: When I enter "Monday" as a date, and today is Monday, it shows up as "Today". This is counterintuitive. If someone tells me they'll do something on Monday, and it's... This should be a small change: When I enter "Monday" as a date, and today is Monday, it shows up as "Today". This is counterintuitive. If someone tells me they'll do something on Monday, and it's Monday, my assumption is going to be Monday a week from today. 1 0 940 General general 44788 hcaudill hcaudill hcaudill 2008-09-22T19:13:05Z 2008-09-22T19:13:05Z general 10567 http://todoist.uservoice.com/pages/940-general/suggestions/10567-easy-to-implement-date-field-shortcuts- Here are a few additional date field shortcuts for the date field that, I imagine, would be a really easy update for - "End of Month": Automatically makes the last day of the month the... Here are a few additional date field shortcuts for the date field that, I imagine, would be a really easy update for Todoist: - "End of Month": Automatically makes the last day of the month the deadline for the task. - "End of Month, [day]": Automatically makes the task deadline set day during the last week of the month. So, if I put "End of Month, Friday", the task deadline would be the friday of the last week of the month, even if the Friday technically falls during the first week of the next month. - "[#] weeks": Automatically makes the task deadline a set number of weeks into the future, with # replaced by the number of weeks. The day of the week would be the same as the day the task was created, ie if the user creates the task on a Monday then the deadline would also be on a Monday. - "# weeks,[day]": Automatically makes the task deadline a set number of weeks into the future, with # replaced by the number of weeks, and the day of the week defined by the user. For example, "4 weeks,Friday" would make the deadline the Friday four weeks from the day the entry was created. - "[#] months": Automatically makes the task deadline a set number of months into the future, with # replaced by the number of months. - "Reminder": Makes the task deadline indefinite, but includes the task on the "Today" list so that the user has a constant reminder that this is a task they should be thinking about. - "Reminder, [date] or [# days] or [# months]": Makes the task deadline indefinite but, starting on the date defined by the user, includes the task on the "Today" list so that the user can set a date for a constant reminder to be included on the Today list. I also thought about a few others, but realize they were redundant. I'm listing them only in case someone else can think of a reason they could be useful: - "End of week": Redundant since the user can just write "Friday". - "End of year": Redundant since the user can just write "Dec 31" - "One year": Redundant since the user can just write "365 days". - "End of Fiscal": Redundant because the user can just write the date of their fiscal year-end, and difficult to implement because the fiscal year end would have to be added as a user preference. 13 2 940 General general 17422 roystonlodge roystonlodge roystonlodge 2008-07-07T15:12:24Z 2008-07-07T15:12:24Z general 29390 http://todoist.uservoice.com/pages/940-general/suggestions/29390-non-standard-ctrl-arrow-shortcuts-don-t-work-in-chrome The Ctrl-left arrow and Ctrl-right arrow shortcuts for moving items left and right in the hierarchy don't work in Chrome. This is a non-standard use of the keys anyway - it is standard in most... The Ctrl-left arrow and Ctrl-right arrow shortcuts for moving items left and right in the hierarchy don't work in Chrome. This is a non-standard use of the keys anyway - it is standard in most applications to use these keyboard shortcuts for moving left and right one word at a time within the text. I'd suggest changing the shortcuts to something else - Ctrl-[ and Ctrl-] for example, or Ctrl-, and Ctrl-. 23 3 940 General general 44788 hcaudill hcaudill hcaudill 2008-09-25T14:07:37Z 2008-09-25T14:07:37Z general 6031 http://todoist.uservoice.com/pages/940-general/suggestions/6031-email-txt-items-to-todoist Send items to Todoist via email or text message. Send items to Todoist via email or text message. 398 17 940 General general 9900 shawnw shawnw shawnw 2008-05-29T02:05:38Z 2008-05-29T02:05:38Z general 5946 http://todoist.uservoice.com/pages/940-general/suggestions/5946-mark-a-project-complete-and-move-to-history 487 11 940 General general 9665 golgo32 golgo32 golgo32 2008-05-28T15:20:45Z 2008-05-28T15:20:45Z general 5880 http://todoist.uservoice.com/pages/940-general/suggestions/5880-collaboration-between-todoist-users Move Todoist into a team based task manager Move Todoist into a team based task manager 1052 52 940 General general 9634 amix amix amix 2008-05-28T09:52:38Z 2008-05-28T09:52:38Z general 5925 http://todoist.uservoice.com/pages/940-general/suggestions/5925-build-an-iphone-specific-version-of-todoist The mobile version of todoist is a pain to use on the iphone because the text is so small. I'd love to see an iphone version that takes advantage of the features available on everyone's favorite... The mobile version of todoist is a pain to use on the iphone because the text is so small. I'd love to see an iphone version that takes advantage of the features available on everyone's favorite phone. :) 1658 49 940 General general 64 jnunemaker jnunemaker jnunemaker 2008-05-28T14:34:31Z 2008-05-28T14:34:31Z general 2008-09-16T14:41:07Z 2009-04-10T02:00:45Z