(Archived) Adding Tags

[kevin2i 0]

Is it possible to add tags nested under a tag? I want to add 80 tags nested under "File." Do I have to drag and drop every one of them? Or is there a syntax for creating "Verizon" under "File"?

Kevin.

[jefito 5,589]

Tags are nestable. If you want information on how to perform operations on specific clients (they sometimes work differently), then you should post in the forum specific to the client.

[inkedmn 8]

No, you can't designate a nesting position when creating a tag. To nest a tag, you must drag it onto what will become it's parent tag and drop it there. You can drag multiple tags by Ctrl+ or Cmd+ clicking the tags you want to move (assuming you're using the Windows or Mac client application).

[kevin2i 0]

Tags are nestable. If you want information on how to perform operations on specific clients (they sometimes work differently), then you should post in the forum specific to the client.

I use both Windows and Mac (and web). My question was if you can nest a tag upon creation.

inkedmn answered my question, thanks! Unfortunately not what I wanted to hear. EN can be fantastic at times . . . and at times really cumbersome. Since up to 10,000 tags are allowed, this is would be a very (very) helpful feature.

[BurgersNFries 2,407]

Tags are nestable. If you want information on how to perform operations on specific clients (they sometimes work differently), then you should post in the forum specific to the client.

I use both Windows and Mac (and web). My question was if you can nest a tag upon creation.

inkedmn answered my question, thanks! Unfortunately not what I wanted to hear. EN can be fantastic at times . . . and at times really cumbersome. Since up to 10,000 tags are allowed, this is would be a very (very) helpful feature.

Actually, Jeff's answer is correct. It depends upon what client you're using. In the Windows client, you can nest a tag at time of creation. You simply right click on the parent tag & you can create the nested tag.

[jefito 5,589]

I use both Windows and Mac (and web). My question was if you can nest a tag upon creation.

Actually, I answered the first of your three questions, then suggested that you ask in the specific forum for your then-unknown client. As I say, they operate differently sometimes.

inkedmn answered my question, thanks! Unfortunately not what I wanted to hear. EN can be fantastic at times . . . and at times really cumbersome. Since up to 10,000 tags are allowed, this is would be a very (very) helpful feature.

BurgersNFries answered your question better, and with an answer that should suit you better. I can't imagine having 10,000 tags. I still have less than 100, but that's just my usage; I need relatively few specific (e.g. clients, employees, etc.) and mainly use generic terms. I aim to keep it that way for as long as possible.

[kevin2i 0]

I use both Windows and Mac (and web). My question was if you can nest a tag upon creation.

Actually, I answered the first of your three questions, then suggested that you ask in the specific forum for your then-unknown client. As I say, they operate differently sometimes.

. . . I can't imagine having 10,000 tags. I still have less than 100, but that's just my usage; I need relatively few specific (e.g. clients, employees, etc.) and mainly use generic terms. I aim to keep it that way for as long as possible.

Wow, the right-click works on both the Mac and Windows - Thanks for getting this sorted out. I was surprised to learn EN now supports 250 notebooks, as well as 10k tags, yes that is crazy if anyone comes close -- at that point just text search!

Thanks for the help. Knowledge base doesn't mention it - and this makes EN less cumbersome (but shows the learning process can be a challenge and knowledge base skips many details).