skyleecm, 26 Feb 2010
Tags: todo, documentation, faq, user-guide, gtd
Doing tasks with OnesTodo
Completing tasks
- If you have completed a task, you can click on the no link next to the task title in the Todo List page to mark it as completed.
- If the completed task is only a sub-task in a project, you can ensure that the next step for the project and a scheduled date is created. You can either just modify the todo title to show the next step and change its due date, or you can create a new sub-task for the next step for the project.
- To create the next step as a new sub-task, you can click on the project task link in the Todo List page to edit the task.
- In the Edit Todo page, click on the Add new subtodo link to create a new sub-task. This will reuse the values in the project task for the new sub-task except for the description which is blank out.
- Change the title to show a brief description of the task, what to do next. You can use something like "Next step - project title" to know that it is part of the project.
- Modify the other fields and enter all relevant information about this task in the description, and then save the task.
- Note: if you mark a project task as completed, all of the sub-tasks will be mark as completed as well.
- You can delete a completed task instead of marking it as completed.