Zac Gray
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I'm collaborating on a project with other team members in a mindmap. We tried using the Progress extension to easily format nodes as different statuses, not necessarily progress, since it makes pre-configured formats easy to use. But, the way statuses propagate makes the feature useless to us since we're not dealing with progress of 'tasks'. Could you add a feature to statuses that makes them non-propagating or otherwise ignored for progress status, such as when Priority of a status is left blank?
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What 'need' I feel this would fix, is that I have a very widely branching mindmap that I jump around in, with others that I'm collaborating with. After about 5 nodes, that go 4 or 5 levels deep, MindMup arranges them vertically so they span 2 or 3 whole screens - making it hard to browse them. It would be easier to navigate if they could be spread out in different directions than only "branching left (or right) away from center"
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I read that we can do shift+ctrl to "manually position" nodes, but they're still restricted to the same direction from the root node.
Another idea that might be feasible is other layout options like radial, or up-down positioning.
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hi,
you can create an outline now by doing file→export to local disk→text (or html). the text export creates a tab separated outline, which you can load easily in excel. the html outline creates a doc that you can load in a browser or with word/similar text editors.
How is the proposal different from the current feature?
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alexxtasi – if gitlab has a sensible API that supports CORS, this shouldn’t be difficult to do. you should effectively reimplement https://github.com/mindmup/mindmup/blob/master/public/e/github.js
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I have the same issue; I'm using MindMup for collaborating on a private project and would prefer to /not/ make our documentation public while still having git's version-control.
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what kind of comments would you like to leave? can you give us a few examples? how would that improve the collab capabilities?
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51 votesZac Gray
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This looks similar to the suggestion at http://mindmup.uservoice.com/forums/200447-what-should-we-focus-on-next/suggestions/5442028-have-an-option-to-inhibit-status-propagation-to-pa
I would find this feature useful, not only for having a sub-section of tasks affected by progress Status without affecting higher sections, but for marking nodes as an easily-applied 'status', as in using a configured format, without tracking and propagating as "task progress"