Bug in assignment-filters?
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Pro
Hi,
The filter on assignments, does not appear to work 100%. My filter is set up as follows:
Assigned to: Anybody
Due on: Any time
In Project: Active projects
This filter gives me 13 results.
However, if I change "Assigned to:" to "Member of a Company" I get 16 results.. Which in my case is the correct number..
Anybody having similar experiences?
The filter on assignments, does not appear to work 100%. My filter is set up as follows:
Assigned to: Anybody
Due on: Any time
In Project: Active projects
This filter gives me 13 results.
However, if I change "Assigned to:" to "Member of a Company" I get 16 results.. Which in my case is the correct number..
Anybody having similar experiences?
Staff
Ilija Studen
on Jul 28. 2008. 10:56 am
Anybody has a bit misleading role - it shows tasks that have NO assignees at all (tasks that can be picked by anybody and worked on). We'll need to figure out a better way to name this :(
activeCollab Team Member
Pro
Ahh. Ok...
You can mark it as solved then..
Purhaps you could name Anybody, Unassigned?
You can mark it as solved then..
Purhaps you could name Anybody, Unassigned?
Herb Tarlek
on Jul 28. 2008. 9:30 pm
This one puzzled me for a second as well...I would vote for changing "Anybody" to "Unassigned" and place it as the last item in the drop down menu.
Also, a somewhat related question - is there a reason that tasks without a due date are excluded from the filters? I know it is not ideal to create a task without a due date, we are not allowing this to happen anymore, but we were doing some things earlier in a less than ideal fashion.
Question is not all that important, so I just trying to piggyback it on here, hope nobody minds.
Also, a somewhat related question - is there a reason that tasks without a due date are excluded from the filters? I know it is not ideal to create a task without a due date, we are not allowing this to happen anymore, but we were doing some things earlier in a less than ideal fashion.
Question is not all that important, so I just trying to piggyback it on here, hope nobody minds.
Staff
Ilija Studen
on Jul 29. 2008. 5:17 am
Tasks without a due date are not included only if you are sorting by due date. If you sort by any other value (time created or priority) all tasks, with or without due date set, will be listed.
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