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Ordering of Filter Search "Preview" List #4404

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monojoker opened this issue Nov 30, 2015 · 5 comments
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Ordering of Filter Search "Preview" List #4404

monojoker opened this issue Nov 30, 2015 · 5 comments

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@monojoker
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Hi Guys,

When you begin typing into a filter on a document list screen it previews the matching results in a dropdown. Currently this dropdown lists (for example) Sales Orders in ascending order. It makes more sense to search in descending as you're typically searching for a recent document rather than wanting to see the first.

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This would be very helpful for users who rely on this search option to quickly locate a customer order for giving status updates to customers on the phone or finding the current order(s) for a particular customer.

I also suspect it's a pretty simple change - just to set the query/result ordering from ASC to DESC? Please consider and let me know 👍

Thanks
Liam.

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Devens commented Dec 1, 2015

+1

@rmehta
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rmehta commented Dec 1, 2015

@monojoker this goes via the standard sorting in the form. Check Customize Form view if you have set it to ascending.

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@MaxMorais
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@rmehta I have followed the support on this question in gitter, and It dont work using the standard behavior.

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rmehta commented Dec 1, 2015

Everything goes via the standard control.js methods. Did not see any customization.

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@monojoker
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Thanks everyone but @MaxMorais is correct, we have ALWAYS had the sort set to Modified&DESC which should show the last jobs first (by means of them having their workflow_state changed most recently). I have also tried setting it to name&DESC but still it doesn't affect that specific "preview search" feature. Could you look into it please @rmehta it would certainly make ad-hoc searching while on phone to customers MUCH quicker :) Thanks.

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