Refer to Tasks/Projects
Referring to one task in another is a great way to link tasks together in your project.
Only if the task was referenced in another task’s description or comment, the task referral log will appear in the task detail panel.
Refer to tasks
You can refer to a task from the same project by typing #task name or #task ID number in the description or comment.
If you want to refer to tasks from a different project, type in #{project ID/task ID} or copy and paste the entire URL of that task.
Note: In this case, you need to wrap the project ID/task ID with curly brackets { } for the system to recognize it as a reference.
When the referred task is completed, the #taskname shown in the description or comment will be crossed off automatically. If the referred task is deleted or transferred to another project, the #taskname shown in the description will not update automatically.
Tip:
- Toggle on the Advanced mode by pressing I or ⌥ for Mac to see the task ID number.
- Project ID and Task ID number can also be found in the URL. For example, in this URL
https://quire.io/w/charity_run/200/set_goals, charirty_run is the project ID and 200 is the task ID number.
Refer to projects
You can refer to a project by simply typing #{project ID} in the description or comment.
Tip:
- You will be able to find the project ID at the URL. It’s the characters between w/ and /.
- You can change your project ID by clicking on the dropdown menu icon beside your project’s name at the top of your workspace.