u/inky_bat

I do not mean “complete a task and create a brand-new follow-up task.” I tried Todoist Task Helper and that isn't what I'm looking for. I do not want to create a new task, because the later subtasks already exist. I need the next existing step to show up only after the previous step is complete.

What I am hoping for is:

• I have one parent task with a sequence of subtasks: step 1 & 2 are dated/visible.
• Later steps exist but are undated because they depend on prior steps.

I want this because when I complete a step, I have to remember to go to the project, review the whole sequence again, decide which next step is now relevant, and manually date it. I just keep forgetting to do that.

Example:

1. Contact a company about a repair (date: today)
2. Follow up if no response received (date: next week)
3. If/when the company replies, send any requested additional information
4. Once received, print return label and pack it up
5. Ship the item
6. Check refund/replacement status

In this example, when I complete step 2, I want step 3 to automatically become visible (automatic "today" date or reminder or label or something?).

Has anyone done this with an integration or workaround?

Two things not working right for me after the latest beta update.

1. Scrolling not working in chrome, no push up, no side bar

2. Habit disconnected from tracker. I press the radio button for the habit and nothing happens. Can't seem to find where to add it back?

I'm almost 50F and was just diagnosed with ADHD Inattentive last week and they're recommending Concerta 18mg then 36 after 2 weeks. My therapist and psychiatrist both think ASD is probable too, but they want to treat the ADHD first and see what symptoms improve before moving forward with an ASD assessment.

I hear this is common, but also that while Concerta can help with ADHD, it can make the ASD symptoms worse (or expose them more).

For those who have ASD, what is your experience?