Shortcut to set date

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mr samosa
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I like the ability to quickly set certain attributes for a task with shortcuts like "!" for priority or "@" for role. An extension of this feature that's found in many planners like Todoist and Plan is a shortcut to set a date.

Not sure if it's implemented already but it doesn't seem like it according to this thread from a while ago.

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Hi, thanks for responding. I'm a little confused - I'm talking about the shortcuts while creating tasks within Weekplan - like this:


Maybe a possible trigger keyword could be "due " like in Todoist, setting the date to be whatever the user inputs afterward in a m/d format or a day of the week like "mon," "tue," "next mon," "tmrw," or "tomorrow." Or the system could detect the date/weekdays as triggers themselves. So, for example, the user would type "due next monday" to set the due date. 

I doubt it will work! Hey!) What about other languages??? I hate this option in other planners!!!!!! Don/t forget about other languages. PLEASE))))

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Hi, thanks for responding. I'm a little confused - I'm talking about the shortcuts while creating tasks within Weekplan - like this:


Maybe a possible trigger keyword could be "due " like in Todoist, setting the date to be whatever the user inputs afterward in a m/d format or a day of the week like "mon," "tue," "next mon," "tmrw," or "tomorrow." Or the system could detect the date/weekdays as triggers themselves. So, for example, the user would type "due next monday" to set the due date. 

Hi,


Our apologies for the confusion. I was referring to the thread you mentioned above.




As for your suggestion, I will share this to our team again for review. It may not be in high priority at the moment but we will have this noted for future improvement.

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mr samosa

Hi, thanks for responding. I'm a little confused - I'm talking about the shortcuts while creating tasks within Weekplan - like this:


Maybe a possible trigger keyword could be "due " like in Todoist, setting the date to be whatever the user inputs afterward in a m/d format or a day of the week like "mon," "tue," "next mon," "tmrw," or "tomorrow." Or the system could detect the date/weekdays as triggers themselves. So, for example, the user would type "due next monday" to set the due date. 
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Ana Loraine
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Hi there!


Thank you for reaching out,


Aymeric mentioned on this page that we have an email integration with Weekplan. There's no need to use Zapier for this feature.


https://support.weekplan.net/knowledge-bases/4/articles/3736-email-integration




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