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Ah I know this but this won't don..

Let say the example above May 20, 2013 is the duedate and I request an extension on the following day, it means I have a note that I request an extension on May 21, 2013 it should be on May 20, 2013.. then days have been pass and the checking of Penalty has arrived, our Task Manager Staff will check all the issues and notes to see if it was extended before the due date.

Our TMStaff need a filter like this so he can see all the late extension.

I think Stamos want to see Issues which has as closed_at date > due_date.

Right?

yes almost almost the same as that, but also can track late extend on notes.. let say due date is today(may 25), then may 26, I asked the author to extend it today in NOTE/comment, can we filter this also?

ok let me change what kind of filter is this..

Let say there are 5 issues that Today is the due date)May 31), then tomorrow comes(june 1) and this 5 issues wasn't extended nor closed, this 5 issues will become a delayed task. and will be automatically sent to a certain email.

Another filter if possible, let say there are 5 issues again and today is the duedate(May 31), 2 of the issues noted there that they ask for a request for an extension, and it was extended on the following day, and the 2 of the issues said that this is done and can be closed bt it was closed on the following day. Then June 1 comes, the 2 issues was extended to June something, the 2 issues was closed, and the last issue wasn't closed nor extended because there's no one noted a request for an extension nor done. so the last issue will become a delayed task and the 4 issues won't become a delayed task. thus the last issue will be automatically sent to a certain email.

This will become an everyday filtering and be sent to the certain email.

also if possible it can filter the people who can be check on delayed task.

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