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Banning list should be descending by default #138

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mmadhankumar-zz opened this issue Oct 9, 2013 · 6 comments
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Banning list should be descending by default #138

mmadhankumar-zz opened this issue Oct 9, 2013 · 6 comments
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b:1.8 Branch: 1.8.x s:resolved Status: Resolved. Solution implemented or scheduled t:enhancement Type: Enhancement. Contains minor improvements
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@mmadhankumar-zz
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the banned users list at www.forum.com/modcp.php?action=banning should always be descending by default instead of the current ascending list.

@labrocca
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Agreed.

@nmalcolm
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@mmadhankumar @labrocca Is the issue here with there being pages and pages of permanently banned users before the users who only have temporary bans? If so, I think we can keep the order of the query but sort the array and stick them at the end.

We're then left with something like this:

Paul - 1 Day
Ben - 6 Months
James - Permanent
Ryan - Permanent

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@nmalcolm no I mean the list of permanent bans. The list is now listed in ascending order based on ban date, so in order to look for recently banned member we need to go to the last page.

For ex. right now a member banned on jan 2013 is listed first while the member banned in December 2013 listed on last page.

It would be better if its listed in descending order of ban date so recent bans comes in first page.

Your idea looks even good would make it even better. We shall have like this

Paul - 1 Day
Ben - 6 Months
James - Permanent (banned on dec. 2013)
Ryan - Permanent (banned on nov. 2013)

@nmalcolm
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@mmadhankumar Currently we order by lifted in ascending order. From what it seems, you want it to be ordered by dateline in descending order?

@mmadhankumar-zz
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Yes. If the list is ordered by descending dateline, it will be easier to check who banned whom or to edit bans right in the first page at www.forum.com/modcp.php?action=banning, instead of going to the last page.

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