How to control displayed tasks in calendar & today views

[swwhit52]

I have several lists (tabs) set up for tasks.

When I select Epim Today, I would like the first list to be displayed but it always displays the third one. How is the default list determined so that I can set the one I prefer?

On the other Calendar views, that same tab is displayed, but only the first item. Some of the other tabs display two items, others display all of the items. I can't seem to figure out how this behavior is controlled.

thanks in advance

[justetina]

When I select Epim Today, I would like the first list to be displayed but it always displays the third one. How is the default list determined so that I can set the one I prefer?

I didn't know there was a default list. Doesn't it just display whatever list you select from the bottom of the panel (bottom right corner)? Once selected there, it does "Default" to that list when I changed from EPIM Today to the week or month view (provided I stay in the Plain or Tree mode).

[Trinitylab]

It's a bug, I reported that, it's going to be fixed, supposedly, because there is no logic in that (should be displayed either "the last used", best solution, or the first list).

[admin]

Yes, this will be fixed in the next 8.64 version, which is to be released next week.

[swwhit52]

Excellent!

[swwhit52]

Fascinating ....

[admin]

What do you mean? Isn't it working for you?

[swwhit52]

It's working fine thanks for the fix. When I looked at this topic yesterday, the last post was a lot of unrelated technical jargon - it might have been put there by mistake and taken down. My comment was meant as sarcasm. Feel free to remove this post and my previous one. Thanks.

[Trinitylab]

It's working fine thanks for the fix. When I looked at this topic yesterday, the last post was a lot of unrelated technical jargon - it might have been put there by mistake and taken down. My comment was meant as sarcasm. Feel free to remove this post and my previous one. Thanks.

Yes, I was also surprised a bit.

[admin]

I see, thanks for the explanation. That post you refer to was a spam one, which we later deleted along with the user who posted it.