ramack
ActivityManger UI Improvements
as we decided in #23 to keep the ActitivyManager for hierarchical activities, we shall
- [ ] make it look nice and use the same card based view as "everywhere"
- [ ] hide deleted activities
- [ ] allow to show deleted activities (via checkbox in menu) with a "deleted overlay"
- [ ] enable undelete of deleted activities (just a question after tapping it whether it shall be undeleted, otherwise do not open the edit activity)
I'm a bit stupid - but HOW can I delete an acitvity??
The app is just adding everything directly ot the list without asking for confirmation.
And as I see the screenshot the Fdroid version doesnt seem to up to date?
Deleting an activity is in the "edit" dialog from the activity - where you can rename it and assign the color. You can reach it by a long press in the main list where you select the next activity, or in the "edit activities" list...
Adding new activities automatically was intentional - the user selected "add activity" before. Can you describe your use case in more detail? When would you expect a new activity not to be added?
The screenshots are a bit out of date, that is true - they are also not localized, I'll pay more attention for the next release - there it is anyhow worth to create new screenshots, as several new features will come.
Hi,
so I understand it like this. I define a few acitivites. Then I decide when and what I did. But the software is just accumulating all new defined activites. And I can only delete the activity itself. But not from my Diary, which is what I expect. Like pick an acitivity in the diary and delete it the same way in the edit screen (where you decide on the time frame)
Now I see. You mean in the diary. There you cannot delete so far, sorry. What probably could be interesting for you is to disable the option to directly select newly created activities. Editing the diary is currently limited to modification of notes and the times. Insertion and deletion od entries is clearly on the list, but I have only 2 hands and the amount of contributions still small...