Requests that are snoozed (#17) or have a non-immediate recurrence (#16) reappear at the top of the list, because the list is sorted by the last activity date. Instead, change this sort to the calculated "show after" date; this will be transparent for immediately-recurring requests, but will bring reappearing requests back into the journal below them.
Requests that are snoozed (#17) or have a non-immediate recurrence (#16) reappear at the top of the list, because the list is sorted by the last activity date. Instead, change this sort to the calculated "show after" date; this will be transparent for immediately-recurring requests, but will bring reappearing requests back into the journal below them.
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Requests that are snoozed (#17) or have a non-immediate recurrence (#16) reappear at the top of the list, because the list is sorted by the last activity date. Instead, change this sort to the calculated "show after" date; this will be transparent for immediately-recurring requests, but will bring reappearing requests back into the journal below them.
This is good to go.