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rctneil
30 days agoRegular Contributor
Is there any progress towards full bi-directional item links?
It's sooo annoying to have to remember to reverse link any item link I create. I originally expected this to be the default when the feature came out.
My main use-case for item links is if I attach a file (photo of driving license), I link it to my Driving License item, it's quite an obvious expectation that the driving license item would by default link back to the file containing the image of the license itself?
Everytime i've asked this previously, I just get told, yes we're looking in to it. Or we'll consider it etc, but it never gets around to the thing being done.
Does no one else want bi-directional item linking?
Former Member
29 days agoI don't really understand that :D Why not just attach the file to the item directly?
- jimthing28 days agoContributor
Because the attachment may be needed by several items, hence linking to one source, rather than having several repeat copies of the same attachment item.
- rctneil28 days agoRegular Contributor
Also not just file attachments. Linking one regular item to another if they are related in any way. Could be a login item for Boots, linking to a membership item for my Boots card. Ideally you’d want item links between them both in both directions
- jimthing28 days agoContributor
That's an interesting way to do it. I usually just add a "Card" section to the Login item, and list the fields for it under there, so all the "Boots" related info is under one item.
But I can see your way is an alternative method.