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#80 Home Page Task-Subtask Display

open-accepted
GUI (21)
5
2006-10-25
2006-10-24
Java-Jay
No

When I am on the homepage in Memoranda, I see a task
list for all projects, not just the current active project.
Also, if a yask has sub tasks, there is a small '+'
sign to the left of the task indicating the subtasks
but nothing displays when I click it.

I used the CVS version on 24 OCT 2006.
Compiles source v 1.4
JDK 1.5 Update 8
Netbeans IDE 5.5 rc2
Build output:
3 Warnings:

C:\...\src\net\sf\memoranda\ui\htmleditor\ContinueSearchDialog.java:84:
warning: [deprecation] resume() in java.lang.Thread has
been deprecated
thread.resume();
C:\...\src\net\sf\memoranda\ui\htmleditor\ContinueSearchDialog.java:89:
warning: [deprecation] resume() in java.lang.Thread has
been deprecated
thread.resume();
C:\...\src\net\sf\memoranda\ui\htmleditor\Finder.java:127:
warning: [deprecation] suspend() in java.lang.Thread
has been deprecated
this.suspend();
3 warnings

Discussion

  • Java-Jay

    Java-Jay - 2006-10-24
    • priority: 5 --> 3
     
  • Java-Jay

    Java-Jay - 2006-10-24

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    This appears to be with the default project. The home page
    operated as I would expect when I created a new project and
    added tasks with children and grand children.

     
  • Java-Jay

    Java-Jay - 2006-10-24

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    user_id=1435445

    The more I play with this, it does not seem to be a bug.
    The task / subtask must have a start date >= the current date.
    I think some more definition as to the behavior of the
    features would be nice.

     
  • Java-Jay

    Java-Jay - 2006-10-24
    • priority: 3 --> 1
     
  • Alex Alishevskikh

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    user_id=571786

    Displaying all active (actual) tasks from all your projects
    is ok.

    But subtasks tree should expand on clicking "+" so it is
    probably a bug.

     
  • Alex Alishevskikh

    • priority: 1 --> 5
    • assigned_to: nobody --> alexeya
    • status: open --> open-accepted
     

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