Feature Request: Expand/Collapse all and remembering your last settings

[Chris Royce]

Hi there,

On the goal view is it often quite frustrating to have to expand all the goals based on my filter every time visit the page. Having expand/collapse all would be great. Also the ability to save a preference along with the view / session so if I click into a goal and back again I don't have to expand them all again.

Request for goals view page:

Expand/Collapse all 

Remember my choice on the page and save it with the view.

If there's another way to do this, let me know!

Chris

[Mark]

Hi Chris,

Thanks for your feedback! We've had a few pieces of feedback about expanding all the goals at once, and it makes total sense as an improvement. I'll work with the team to prioritise it in the backlog.

Thanks,

Mark

[Josh Black]

Thank you Chris.  I've been evaluating Atlas and believe it will be a good fit for our organization but I've been hesitant to introduce it because of the excessive and repeated clicking required to expand goals.  I very much second Chris's request. 

[David Kircheis]

It's been over a year since this ask. Even support for arrow keys to quickly expand goals like can be done with the structure plugin would be a lifesaver!

[Tim Holme]

Agreed - this would be a helpful feature. I often have to expand all goals 

[Bouke]

Would like to express my support for this feature.

Either the expand-all feature, or a separate non-hierarchical view, would work for me.

I often want to present the status of my owned goals with management, and its a real bother to expand all of them.

Or in other cases, i have to add metadata to each goal (like "contributing team"), and do a lot of clicking to get to each goal.

[christiaank]

+1

[Paul Voncken]

+1

[Styves Goupil]

+1 It's a UX behavior almost required to be able to use the Goals feature with multi-level items, we can open in a new tab every time, but it we update values we still want them to be reflected in the list view and if we refresh we lose the opened items.