As of now admin/content/relation is not really good for any administrative purposes as it's almost impossible to find the relation you're looking for. A set of form elements to filter displayed relations would make it a lot easier.
Possible filters:
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #5 | relation_ui-bundle-filter-1735660-5.patch | 5.09 KB | mikran |
| #4 | relation_ui-bundle-filter-1735660-4.patch | 5.12 KB | uhkis |
| #3 | Screenshot from 2013-01-25 08:18:27.png | 65.41 KB | mikran |
| #3 | relation_ui-bundle-filter-1735660-3.patch | 4.22 KB | mikran |
| #1 | relation_ui-bundle-filter-1735660-1.patch | 2.51 KB | uhkis |
Comments
Comment #1
uhkis commentedThis patch adds bundle filter
Comment #2
mikran commentedGreat start to actually have a form there.
From my experience it's quite common task for a site maintainer to figure out all relations that have a specific endpoint.
Comment #3
mikran commentedHere is new UI with additional fields. This patch is not functional yet tho.
Comment #4
uhkis commentedThis patch adds the functionality to the new UI.
Comment #5
mikran commentedThe join to endpoints table duplicated all the lines. I also made a small adjustments to what is stored in session, form_state_values_clean() is now called before anything gets stored there.
Comment #6
mikran commentedcommitted!
Please create issues if you got ideas how to improve this.