Ready for review. Here are a few things that might make sense to handle in follow-up bugs. - Changes to the currently visible columns are not persisted across restarts. - Trying to drag a task doesn't work, produces an error. - A mac-only CSS / checkbox image issue. The way that I was able to get the checkbox images to appear, there's no longer an image element with the class "calendar-task-tree-col-completed-checkboximg". Pre-existing bug: - When start and due dates are the same day n weeks apart, "Due In" displays 0 days. A few notes: - Why is "enableColumnDrag" set to false? It doesn't seem to prevent dragging columns. - I've used ids on two treecol elements in order to get the completed/checkbox and priority images to appear. If there's another way to do it, I wasn't able to figure it out. - This closes bug 432582.
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Ready for review. Here are a few things that might make sense to handle in follow-up bugs. - Changes to the currently visible columns are not persisted across restarts. - Trying to drag a task doesn't work, produces an error. - A mac-only CSS / checkbox image issue. The way that I was able to get the checkbox images to appear, there's no longer an image element with the class "calendar-task-tree-col-completed-checkboximg". Pre-existing bug: - When start and due dates are the same day n weeks apart, "Due In" displays 0 days. A few notes: - Why is "enableColumnDrag" set to false? It doesn't seem to prevent dragging columns. - I've used ids on two treecol elements in order to get the completed/checkbox and priority images to appear. If there's another way to do it, I wasn't able to figure it out. - This closes bug 432582. [Edit: nope, on closer inspection, it does not.]