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[victor]

Hello,

Using filters I see a detail...

I want to define a filter that only show 'internal bugs' category... but to define it I have to put visible the category field... this is a bit useless because if some one active this filter will know that all tasks will be of 'internal bugs' category.

Its different if I define a filter to show various categories and not only one.

What about define the checkbox to show field and at the same time allow the user to define the filter details (IS, IS NOT, etc...)?

Thanks

[admin]

Using filters I see a detail...

I want to define a filter that only show 'internal bugs' category... but to define it I have to put visible the category field... this is a bit useless because if some one active this filter will know that all tasks will be of 'internal bugs' category.

Its different if I define a filter to show various categories and not only one.

Hmm, why it useless and what different ? I don't understand the problem.

What about define the checkbox to show field and at the same time allow the user to define the filter details (IS, IS NOT, etc...)?

I'll think about this feature. Currently different fields (category, priority) added as "AND", different values "bug- added as "OR" (category="bug or task").

[victor]

Using filters I see a detail...

I want to define a filter that only show 'internal bugs' category... but to define it I have to put visible the category field... this is a bit useless because if some one active this filter will know that all tasks will be of 'internal bugs' category.

Its different if I define a filter to show various categories and not only one.

Hmm, why it useless and what different ? I don't understand the problem.

What about define the checkbox to show field and at the same time allow the user to define the filter details (IS, IS NOT, etc...)?

I'll think about this feature. Currently different fields (category, priority) added as "AND", different values "bug- added as "OR" (category="bug or task").

I will try to explain better.

Example A:
- I define a filter to show only tasks of category 'C1'.
- To do it I check the category field and select 'IS C1'.
- I check the fields that I want to show.

I show all category C1 tasks but I am foced to view the category field. This is usless because I know that with this filter I view only C1 category tasks.

Example B:
- I define a filter to show only tasks of category 'C1' or 'C2'.
- To do it I check the category field and select 'IS C1,C2'.
- I check the fields that I want to show.

I am forced to view the category field but this is not a big problem because really I show tasks of various categories not of only one.

Is it more clear now?

Thanks

[admin]

I will try to explain better.

Example A:
- I define a filter to show only tasks of category 'C1'.
- To do it I check the category field and select 'IS C1'.
- I check the fields that I want to show.

I show all category C1 tasks but I am foced to view the category field. This is usless because I know that with this filter I view only C1 category tasks.

Example B:
- I define a filter to show only tasks of category 'C1' or 'C2'.
- To do it I check the category field and select 'IS C1,C2'.
- I check the fields that I want to show.

I am forced to view the category field but this is not a big problem because really I show tasks of various categories not of only one.

Is it more clear now?

Thanks

So, you need the ability to configure visible columns in subtasks list, right ?
OK, we'll implement it (possible, it will be additional column of checkboxes )

[admin]

What about define the checkbox to show field and at the same time allow the user to define the filter details (IS, IS NOT, etc...)?

By the way, in 2.8 exists interesting solution for this issue - you can create calculated custom field. If your task fit criteria - it return 1, otherwise - 0. After that all you need - create filter that filter task with right custom field value.

Also we decrease width for most columns, it should looks better now. Please check out our live demo to catch ideas how it looks.