Sorting in tags query
complete
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André Sjöberg
Currently it is only possible to sort the results from an object query, but not a tag-query. Should be an easy fix.
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Capacities
complete
This is part of the latest release. You can now sort tag queries based on object properties.
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Leslie Price
My expectation of the table interface in really all circumstances is that I can click a column header to sort by that column. At this point, that's just a standard computer interface expectation.
I hate that I am sometimes interrupted in my work by a thought of "DANG, why have the Capacities guys not fixed this yet?" - because most of the time I'm either not thinking about the Capacities guys because I'm happily getting work done, or I think "DANG, this just works exactly the way I'd have created it to work, this software is so excellent"
Anyway...please let me sort the table view by clicking on the column header. Now that I have the word wrap option and the include/exclude columns option, which is great, I'm feeling greedy and want quick sorts, too!
Thanks!
Steffen Bleher
in progress
Thanks for the great comments! We'll see what we can do :)
Capacities
open
Not actively worked on, moved to open for now.
Steffen Bleher
under review
Not really :) Tag queries can also contain blocks. It's unclear what sorting means there.
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Caleb Lias
Steffen Bleher I would want to be able to sort alphabetically and chronologically. I would even be ok if that was only available when blocks are filtered out, if necessary.
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Greg Gard
Steffen Bleher is there no created/updated timestamps and content search for blocks? i would expect that blocks are first class objects. i do notice that to-do's don't appear to be first class either. take a page from ruby, make everything a first class object
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Marjan Venema
Steffen Bleher Blocks are always _in_ something => sort blocks according to that something's properties and the blocks (if multiple) by their appearance in that something.
For blocks in multiple properties same still applies. And if blocks from multiple properties of an object satisfy the query conditions, maintain that object's property order and then block order within a property.
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Marjan Venema
Steffen Bleher Sorting could at least be made available when a query only returns objects, especially when the query is set to only return objects! For blocks, see my other comment.