Members-5.x.tar.gz installed great but sorting logic seems to be a problem.
Clicking on a column header does re-order the rows but there's no sense to the ordering, alphabetical or otherwise.
Obviously, in order for me to make good use of this module, it would be great to apply A-Z logic instead of this randomness.
Drupal 5.1
Apache 2.0.55
PHP 4.4.2-1.1
MySQL 5.0.24a-Debian_9-log
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Comments
Comment #1
silurius commentedChanging version to HEAD to gain better visibility, even though this is 5.x.
Comment #2
tostinni commentedDo you have some datas to test it because it works fine for me even for dates.
Comment #3
wmostrey commentedIndeed for me too everything works just fine. Do you have this online somewhere?
Comment #4
SoTadmin commentedI just did a little testing on my site using Members 5.x-1.x-dev. It sorts perfectly on the default fields. Sorting on an added filed is when it fails.
I can give someone temporary access to my site or provide additional screenshots. Whatever would help.
jackson
Comment #5
oadaeh commentedI noticed this on a site that was upgraded from 4.7. I think it may have something to do with the fact that the profile data is stored in different locations in the database between 4.7 and 5.
Comment #6
wmostrey commentedI really can't reproduce, I added some test-fields and data with the profile module and the sorting is always correct.
Are you using the latest versions of both Drupal and the Members module? Do you have modules installed that could interfere with this?
Comment #7
vito_swat commentedIt's problem for me also but i think it's not considered with members module. The prob;lem is that if user register (or is created by admin) and sets profile data in register time they are not copied to profile table but resides in user. User have to edit his profile at least once to move this data to profile table. There was an issue about this but I can't find it right now.
Comment #8
wmostrey commentedVito_swat, here is more information about your issue:
I'm not sure this is related to this issue though.
Comment #9
oadaeh commentedI say apply the profile.module patch that Drumm committed in the second link to your local copy and see if that fixes the problem. I believe the odd sorting behavior is because that data is stored in one of two locations, but only being sorted on one of the locations. Thus, part of the data that's being sorted is empty and causing weird sorting patterns.
Comment #10
vito_swat commentedI think this is related, because after I went to my users/members profiles and simply confirmed, sorting in members is working perfectly. I have to look at this patch to profile module.
Comment #11
wmostrey commented