Hello everyone.
Is there a way in either the macos or ios incarnation of OmniFocus to have the full path (including folder names) to a project displayed on each task when viewing a context? Currently, I can only see the name of a project, which is insufficient. For instance. Let’s say I have the following project hierarchy for projects around the house (this is contrived, but you’ll get the idea)
- House:Living Room:Tasks
- House:Living Room:Replace Carpeting
- House:Bedroom:Tasks
- House:Bedroom:Replace the Linens
So, “House” contains two folders called “Living Room” and “Bedroom”, and in each of these there’s a couple of projects, one of which is a general bucket of single action items called “Tasks”. Now, imagine in Tasks for each I have an item called “Clean”. Now, imagine a context called “@Home” that has those tasks. When viewing the @Home context, I see the following:
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Clean
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Project - Tasks
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Clean
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Project - Tasks
There’s no way to distinguish between those two items. If, however, the full path was displayed, I’d see:
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Clean
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Project - House:Living Room:Tasks
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Clean
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Project - House:Bedroom:Tasks
which gives me a whole lot more information about each task.
If there’s no way to do with with a custom perspective or preference, please consider this a feature request :-)
Thanks.