Switching off "move in" for tasks?

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Switching off "move in" for tasks?

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We are using many recurrent tasks which should all be outside a hierarchy (no "move in"), because this results in problems. Therefore I have forbidden the use of "move in" for all tasks. But some users are too stupid to follow this rule. I would like to be able to enforce it. E. g. an option (for admin/sysdba?) to switch off "move in" or to hide "<" ">" in the user interface. Is there hope? Thanks!

Changing this afterwards, "move out" of tasks, becomes extremely slow, when the tasklist is big (>10000 tasks in archive) and if many tasks are to be moved out. That`s another reason to get rid of this option. I would like a function to remove hierarchy for all 15000 tasks in my database, if possible.

Another problem in this context is copying/cutting and pasting tasks. When inserting them, how do I avoid that the inserted tasks becomes a sub task of another task in the list?
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Re: Switching off "move in" for tasks?

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Hello,

thanks, I see your point. This is the first request of such kind so far. Let's see if there will be more requests for the feature.
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Max, could you comment on the last point (I think I edited my comment when you were in the process of answering), thanks!
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Re: Switching off "move in" for tasks?

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When inserting them, how do I avoid that the inserted tasks becomes a sub task of another task in the list?
Currently there is no way to do that, but will try to make this improvement.
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