@Karissa_Horst,
By “Since Asana rolled out the new subtasks formatting” do you mean the ability to now select subtasks below parent tasks in the main lists view w/o having to open the detail pane?
If so, then you’ll be happy to know that Asana2Go fully supports that already. In list view you can select:
- tasks
- subtasks
- a combination of both
What’s key to recognize is that Asana2Go treats all those as top level tasks in the results. So in the following:
There are 16 tasks selected as far as A2G is concerned. (If that isn’t what you want, then either don’t expand parent tasks in list view or, if they’re expanded, don’t include any of them in your selection. For example, if you didn’t select any of Task 2’s subtasks, then you’d have 8 selections of top-level tasks, not 16.)
Regardless of what else is selected, if Task 2 is included in the selection set it will have eight subtasks. So in A2G, it will have a subtasks array of eight. (This is true in either of the two selection methods outlined above–Task 2 has eight subtasks regardless.)
So, for selections in the list view, tags are specified with {{tags}}. This is shown in the helpers tab:
And you can format them with the two tags helpers, one is just {{tagsValues tags}} and the more flexible one is:
Remember, all the above pertains to selections in the list view. And so if you select subtasks in the list view, you can get to their tags as above.
If what you’re asking is: How in A2G do I show tags of sub-subtasks selected in the list view, well, right now those are not available in A2G (though some other sub-subtasks metadata is avaialable) but I could add them. Is that what you need? If so, let me know, and I can probably do that later next week.
(Asana2Go also permits selection of a task’s subtasks in the detail pane. Those become top-level tasks in A2G. So that would be a way to get to sub-subtasks quite easily now.)
I hope that makes sense (a little hard to convey!). And let me know if you need tags of sub-subtasks available.
Thanks,
Larry