It would be very neat to have the ability to âPortalâ a different list.
(It would also solve the fact that Slack Inbox items are not on my main list with no way to change the slack integration list target).
With a Portal I could create a new item âSlack Portalâ and then convert it to a Portal where I select the target âSlack Inboxâ list. Once done, the attached list seamlessly appears as subitems of the Portal item AND (most importantly) I can move those items up and through the portal into the local list if I wished (and vice-versa pull something down through the portal to the other list).
I can imagine the engineering of this to be a super interesting challenge which will either intrigue Kir or send him running!
Nb. Portals are different to just linking lists - Portals pull the other lists items in and permit interacting them without leaving your current list.
Hopefully not too crazy an idea!
Crazy extension - you donât just allow lists to be targeted but any node in another list so you can have sub-list targeting. Youâd need protections such as preventing loops and special handling of targeting nodes in the same list (with care you could allow it).
Hi Kir,
The link you have given there seems to be entitled as something similar to what Iâm suggestion with Portals (symlinks) but the content of that tread is an announcement of the hyperlinks and doesnât reflect what the title says.
In the video - there is the point where you can hover over the link and then interact with the list. My suggestion is that you don not have to hover - you can click the caret beside the list name and open that list up inside the main list view (no popover required). AND be able to move items in and out of that linked list.
If you united the topics then my description above in this thread would effectively be the missing âspecâ of the other thread. If you want to do that I wonât object. I do like my âPortalsâ name but Symlink is probably more technically accurate