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Support reordering of grid rows with drag and drop #2461
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+1 from customer for easier reordering, possibly with a menu in addition. |
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For long lists, we'd also like to have an 'insert before/after ' option for moving items around grids, and an option to display and access a grid item number (bit hard to specify N without it). It would also be useful to have a duplicate function, where a grid item would not just be inserted after, but include the values entered in the current grid item (a bit like 'fill down' in a spreasheet). This can be useful where list items might contain some repeated values. |
@Syncopatico Here are the separate issues I entered:
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Also consider keyboard shortcuts for moving. |
@ebruchez - I think a 'move to before/after row N' might work better than keyboard shortcuts, which would only move things one row at a time. With the repeating grid we have seen some odd behaviours when a large sequence of move instructions are given to it in rapid succession (such as when someone wants to move something several rows), and keyboard shortcuts may exacerbate that situation. |
@Syncopatico Moving a row up/down with keyboard shortcuts would be in addition to drag and drop, which is what this issue covers. Moving to a given position by entering a number is covered by #3191. I think all those options can make sense depending on use case and the user's proficiency. |
For consistency, I am changing some of the icons around controls, grids, and sections to use the Bootstrap icons, for consistency, and I notice that for controls, sections, and grids settings we use a cog icon, while for the form settings we use a tool icon. I think we should use the cog or the tool icon everywhere, but am undecided as to which one is best. One argument for cogs is that this is what Apple uses for their Settings (iOS) and Preferences (macOS). So I'll go with that for now. |
Next, I want to:
This is so we can have more icons on the left of the section (at least 1 for the D&D), and will also solve the situation happening currently where one can't reach all the icons if the section is collapsed (less important) or contains a subsection (more important). |
Another way, most likely simpler to implement, and arguable even more usable, would be to leave the |
This is an obvious one as that would be much more user-friendly as the current system with menus.
This is a given for the
full
appearance. With theminimal
appearance, which doesn't have menus right now, we could also make it an option.+1 from customer
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