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OmniFocus users using perspectives to filter and display tasks may end up with lists longer than one screen. Having folders to separate groups of projects help to reduce the clutter by focusing on a folder but, you have first to focus on the folder before the perspective selection.
It would be pretty useful to have a variant of the .f command.
In place of opening the folder, a .ff (focus on folder) would instantly limit the currently displayed tasks to the folder scope.
One could also use the command modifier to modify the .f to focus in place of opening?
I simply and successfully modified the ".f script filter" in the workflow. I added a "run NSAppleScript action" connected to the script filer ".f" through the "command modifier". The script is as follows:
on alfred_script(q)
tell application "OmniFocus" to tell the default document
set folderList to flattened folders whose id is q
tell the front document window to set focus to folderList
activate
end tell
end alfred_script
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Le 19 avr. 2018 à 09:16, Rhyd Lewis ***@***.*** ***@***.***>> a écrit :
Focusing on folders supported in v1.2.7 - cheers! (2 years since the request - wow... 😱)
Hi,
I simply and successfully modified the ".f script filter" in the workflow. I added a "run NSAppleScript action" connected to the script filer ".f" through the "command modifier". The script is as follows:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: