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I think it would be great if the Daily Reminders included tasks that were overdue as well as the ones due today.
Posted at 7:00pm on January 16, 2008
I was also thinking this would be good - in some ways tasks that are overdue are more important than ones which are due today.
Posted at 2:40pm on January 20, 2008
I think so too.
Posted at 12:37am on January 21, 2008
says:The fact I found this thread in an attempt to discern how to do exactly that might say something about the situation... An option would really be nice.
Posted at 7:50pm on February 19, 2008
another vote for overdue tasks in daily reminders
Posted at 11:24pm on February 19, 2008
And from me. Overdue tasks need to be prioritised/reminded
Posted at 9:15am on March 27, 2008
says:yes please :^)
Posted at 12:50pm on March 27, 2008
says:Absolutely!
Posted at 4:19pm on March 27, 2008
+1 from me too :-)
Posted at 8:07am on April 3, 2008
I was looking for the same thing
Posted at 6:41pm on April 3, 2008
says:I'd be for this too.
Not that I ever have overdue tasks...
:)
Okay. I'm wishing it were friday and I'm feeling a little punchy.
Posted at 11:54pm on April 3, 2008
says:This would be huge...
Posted at 5:30pm on June 17, 2008
Indeed... Sometimes I need to be nagged about a task to finish it.
Posted at 10:02am on June 18, 2008
yes, please
Posted at 12:19pm on June 18, 2008
want really bad!
I set them up as recurreing tasks to get daily reminders but it is not the same and then i have to worry about deleting all of the tasks once they are completed...ugh!
Posted at 5:42pm on July 10, 2008
+1 from me too! This would be a big big help.
Personally, I think your best feature (that no other pim I've looked at has) is the Postpone button. But if I forget to postpone on the day I get the reminder, it's really easy for the task to just slip off my radar completely.
Persistent reminders would encourage us to either complete or postpone.
Thanks!
Posted at 6:30pm on August 6, 2008
Yes! I would love this. I agree these items are, in a way, often more important than the new items. Some days I get my reminder email, and I don't want to postpone it right away, but I don't want to forget it, it slips my mind, then I forget about it until days (or even weeks) later I log into RTM and realize it's still there.
Posted at 6:11pm on September 3, 2008
says:+1/+0... The daily reminder should be controlled by a Smart List.
Posted at 7:15pm on September 7, 2008
You can creat a smart list (saved search) with all tasks due today and all tasks overdue. It's simple and I use it allt he time.
Posted at 10:53am on September 8, 2008
says:@rainerschnelle:
I also use a smart list for items to do, but it is not the same thing as having the list emailed to you every morning. Having this sent to you makes it hard to ignore! This said, sending an SMS for tasks that have a specific time in the day makes sense, but an SMS for a list does not. SMS messages are limited to 140 chars. There should really be a different reminder setting for:
1) tasks that are due today -or late (controlled by a smart list)
2) tasks that have a specific time set
Posted at 12:29am on September 9, 2008
Agree. Reminders need to include overdue tasks.
Perhaps an easier way would be to include a daily reminder for a list. This way I can have the contents of my "2day" list (which includes overdue tasks) emailed to me daily.
Posted at 2:26pm on November 30, 2008
Another +1, if it's needed.
Posted at 10:01pm on December 9, 2008
says:I would love this feature x10
Posted at 11:50am on December 10, 2008
Yep - I want it, too! Thx
Posted at 1:46pm on December 14, 2008
Without this feature I can't use RTM efficiently! Please add it ASAP! Thanks.
Posted at 9:51pm on December 30, 2008
And another +1.
There appear to be quite a few threads requesting this.
Posted at 4:54pm on January 12, 2009
Another +1
I would add that I would like to have a daily reminder of overdue tasks as well as those tasks without a due date.
Posted at 4:31pm on January 13, 2009
says:Count me in too please!
Though I see the thread has been going on for so long... Is it that hard to implement? Anyway - would love to see it implemented!
Posted at 6:40am on March 3, 2009
says:another +1
Posted at 11:08am on March 4, 2009
This would be great. I often forget to "do" something because I don't receive a notification for an overdue task :)
Posted at 11:52am on March 4, 2009
Another +1
Posted at 5:47pm on March 14, 2009
Agree. +1
Posted at 6:55pm on March 16, 2009
+1
Posted at 1:45am on March 17, 2009
says:I definitely need the "nag" factor of this one, would love to see this option. +1
Posted at 6:05am on April 4, 2009
I WANT THIS! +1
Posted at 6:13pm on April 17, 2009
+100 ! Fundamental !
Posted at 8:54pm on June 14, 2009
you can just search (due:"today" or dueBefore:"today") for what you needed.
Posted at 3:26pm on June 15, 2009
Agreed - sorely needed.
Posted at 3:45pm on June 19, 2009
I am currently working on writing a small web app that uses the RTM API to do custom reports/notifications. It was inspired by wanting to receive the items in a smart list in my email in the morning...but with a little additional code it could do a lot more. Once I get it to a point where it is "working" I will throw it out for people to try. Understand it will be very "alpha" initially but it could grow legs :-)
Posted at 11:46pm on June 22, 2009
+1. Nags FTW
Posted at 6:43pm on June 28, 2009
Smart list with (due:"today" or dueBefore:"today") can give what you needed.
Posted at 1:32am on June 29, 2009
+1 for this feature.
Including the tasks with no due date as a seperate section in the email would also be great. In this way you really have your complete list of todo items in your mail everyday.
@samycchn, those smartlist won't be send to your email. So they won't work.
Posted at 10:48am on June 29, 2009
says:This has been a pet peeve of mine with RtM for a long time. The notifications / reminders options are severely lacking. I like the fact that so many different options for HOW we are notified (i.e. email, SMS, IM, etc., and now iPhone), but as far as WHAT and WHEN, there is much more to be done.
Most importantly, it is very easy for us procrastinators to forget about overdue tasks with RtM, because the reminders disappear/stop after the due date/time. If I really need to "Remember The Milk", and if I forget to do it today (when it is due), then I *really* need a reminder/nag the next day so it gets done.
Posted at 4:44pm on July 8, 2009
I agree. Reminders that include overdue tasks is very important to me too.
Posted at 9:21am on July 9, 2009
I would like this too - make it an option.
I need to nag myself about overdue tasks! Really! I am weak, help me!
Posted at 2:29pm on August 13, 2009
says:1 Create a list called "today" with the search parameter dueBefore:tomorrow
2. follow rtm on twitter.
3. create a template in your phone that says "d rtm !getlist:today"
4. Turn off the daily reminders.
5. Turn on timed reminders. Set a recurring daily task at say, 7am each day, that reminds you to get your today list, which now includes past due items.
Agreed, it would be easier if rtm just gave you the option to include them in your daily sms, but this workaround takes about 10 mins to set up.
Posted at 4:23pm on August 13, 2009
I would like this very much too.
I also would like to see the tasks that have no due date in my list every day.
Posted at 8:38am on August 25, 2009
I think that a better solution would be to make reminders a task level, rather than an application level, feature. Each task should have the option to set, or not set, a reminder. And you should be able to set what type of reminder and what time of day it should be sent. That would be nice!
Posted at 2:14pm on August 26, 2009
+1
Posted at 7:13pm on October 1, 2009
says:+1 from me. I also thought it worth noting a few other threads asking for the same thing in an attempt to consolidate.
Especially since this would seem like a really easy fix / addition. Probably a small tweak to some SQL or possibly a template.
http://www.rememberthemilk.com/forums/ideas/6998/
http://www.rememberthemilk.com/forums/ideas/6957/
http://www.rememberthemilk.com/forums/ideas/3702/
http://www.rememberthemilk.com/forums/ideas/2064/
Posted at 1:46pm on November 5, 2009
