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More about Product FeedbackWhile my Subtasks have the parent folder/project as a Ghost Tag in the browser and desktop app, it doesn't show in the mobile app. My team has many instances of the same subtasks (e.g. "prepare budget") in multiple tasks, and it would be nice to see (e.g. from My work) that if there's a "budget" due today, which task it belongs to
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I posted something similar to this I believe, but in dashboards:
https://help.wrike.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/115003276805-View-Parent-Task-on-Dashboard
I assume you're like me and looking for those other tags/folders/parent tasks to show up predictably across the platform?
Indeed. There's a process to add a tag to the subtask so it would show, but that is a very cumbersome workflow and besides if the ghost tag (at least for top level) is visible on desktop/browser it should be possible to extend to the app.
Same behavior here. I think that the greyed-out behavior that I see on the web version (chrome here...) simply does not translate properly on the iOS app.
On the iOS, it looks like a one second fade-out was used instead... If you click on such a task, you will see that the tag is displayed in the detailed view. Then, switching back to the parent view (in my case a widget), the tag stays for one seconds and then vanishes into oblivion...
It would make so much more sense to have it simply greyed-out on the iOS, just as it is on the web version...
Thanks!