| ID | Project | Category | View Status | Date Submitted | Last Update |
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| 0015626 | MMW 5 | Main Panel: Toolbars & Menus | public | 2019-04-25 01:10 | 2020-01-22 21:33 |
| Reporter | peke | Assigned To | |||
| Priority | high | Severity | minor | Reproducibility | always |
| Status | closed | Resolution | fixed | ||
| Target Version | 5.0 | Fixed in Version | 5.0 | ||
| Summary | 0015626: Location Node: Sort is incorrect | ||||
| Description | Location node show Medias out of any order (MediaID) Expected: To be shown as in MM4 in This order Per Type+Name eg. HDDs -> DATA CD/DVDs -> Audio CDs -> Network (Where I would put Network as first as it contains subtree nodes) | ||||
| Tags | No tags attached. | ||||
| Fixed in build | 2176 | ||||
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Among of HDDs, CDs, Network there are also YouTube, MediaServers, Cloud services, MMS, URL tracks: Not sure what is the expected order here (probably from the most local to the most remote ?) |
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Fixed in 2173 |
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Much better 2173 Will check all subnodes, but it looks fixed. Left resolved for further test and feedback NOTE: This is happening on imported Libraries, new libraries were sorted differently according to scan. |
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Reopen Small tweak. Available Audio CD (inserted one) is always on sort end as once it gets Drive letter ("J:" In my case) it is always below "[" In other nodes it is not that noticeable as they are smaller, but anyway expected behavior would be that available Medias in Location would be first eg. Available+Ascending Sort -> Non Available+Ascending Sort and I would put Network as First due the fact it contain subnodes and not similar to others. |
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Fixed in 2174 |
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Much better, I created smaller test in order to compare MMW and MM5 MMW sort: 1. HDD Accessible -> Non Accessible 2. All DATA CD/DVDs (Inserted didn't changed position) 3. All Audio CDs (Inserted didn't changed position) 4. Network 5. URL MM5 sort: 1. Local Folder 2. Network 3. HDD No Label -> Accessible -> Non Accessible 4. All Audio CDs + DATA CD/DVDs mixed (Inserted didn't changed position) 5. URL 6. MMS Expected Sort Behavior: 1. HDD Accessible -> Non Accessible (No Label on end) 2. Local Folder (Expandable if more local folders are added in Services) 3. MMS 4. Network 5. DATA CD/DVDs -> All DATA CD/DVDs (Inserted didn't changed position) 6. Audio CDs -> All Aidio CDs (Inserted didn't changed position) 7. URL Reason: I used only low number of CD/DVDs (No matter if Audio or Data), users have much larger number of Audio CDs and scrolling thru all is annoying Possibly we can join all removable Medias (CD/DVDs, flash drives, HDDs) under one root tree node and make it expandable? VIDEO of Behavior Uploaded to FTP. |
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Changed in 2176 |
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Can you please describe the change as it looks like sort order on location didn't changed at all. Same as on video instead of expected behavior from 0015626:0053467 |
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I changed the order of CDs -- to be the last (but URL) as you suggested. CD - last but URL.png (12,085 bytes) |
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Verified 2222 It sorts OK now. Guess it was issue with persistent.json at time all OK now. |
