This guide details how to select multiple tasks and apply various actions to them.
Accessing Your Project
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Navigate to Projects:
- Click on 'Projects' from the main menu to view your list of projects.
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Select Your Project:
- Locate and select the project you wish to manage.
Selecting Multiple Tasks
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Enter Selection Mode:
- In the project header, find and click the three dots beside the search button to access more options.
- Click on the "Select" button from the dropdown menu to enter selection mode.
- You will now see checkboxes instead of radio buttons on each task tile, allowing you to select multiple tasks simultaneously.
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Utilize the Sub Toolbar:
- Once tasks are selected, a sub toolbar appears displaying the number of tasks selected.
- This toolbar contains buttons for various actions such as "Assignee", "Date", "Tags", "Switch Project", and "Delete".
Applying Actions to Selected Tasks
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Assignee:
- Click on the "Assignee" button on the sub toolbar to open a dropdown menu listing team members.
- Select a team member to assign all the selected tasks to that individual.
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Date:
- Click on the "Date" button to bring up a calendar widget.
- Select a start and due date that will apply to all the selected tasks.
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Tags:
- Click on the "Tags" button to view and select from a list of available tags.
- Apply or remove tags from all selected tasks as needed.
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Switch Project:
- Use the "Switch Project" button to view a list of available projects and sections.
- Move all selected tasks to a different project and section, if required.
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Delete:
- Click on the "Delete" button to initiate a confirmation dialog.
- Confirm the deletion to remove all selected tasks.
Exiting Selection Mode
- Click the "X" button on the sub toolbar to exit selection mode and return to the standard project view.
Notifications and Undo Actions
- After applying any action, tasks update in real time, and a toaster notification displays the changes made.
- An "Undo" button is also provided in the notification to reverse the actions if necessary.