what i want:
ONE node order (no extra order per argument / exposed filter)
ability to FILTER my view (exposed filter, jquery filter) for certain values
re-order my FILTERED LIST
SAVE COMPLETE list (order all nodes, not just the filtered ones)
at the moment, when saving the filtered result it starts all over again at 0 counting up... that does not work.
i had it almost working by implementing
http://rbayliss.net/jquery-dropdown-table-filter
which works. BUT i have MULTIPLE VALUES in the field i want to filter on... so the dropdown filter gets messed up by these...
I tried DATATABLES module, where i can autocomplete filter. but draggable views does not work there...
any ideas?
Comments
Comment #1
drupalok commentedi tried setting to create a new views-row per multiple value, but then the node-ordering does not work anymore (duplicates...)
Comment #2
istryker commentedI see no way to do this, without adding an extreme amount of complexity.
How do you have [A-0] to [Z-25], The letter is the name, the # is the weight, then select only B-1, D-3, L-11, S-18, Z-25. You want to reorder them, but retain the whole list?
Currently, if you reorder the 5 select items (without using arguments), you will get B-0, D-1, L-2, S-3, Z-4. Then if you put it back into the list you will get A-0, B-0, D-1, C-2, L-2, S-3, E-4, Z-4, F-5, ...
The only way I see this working is if you change the core draggabletable.js or extend it, so that if you filter the list, the only values you can select is 1, 3, 11, 18, 25. (So if you move the 1st item to 3rd item you get L-11, D-3, B-1, S-18, Z-25, which gets resaved L-1, D-3, B-11, S-18, Z-25).
Then you throw in support for hierarchy?!?!?!?!
This might be possible at least without hierarchy. I would wait until #1551230: Add pager support for DraggableViews tables gets solved, as this will probably play with the weight values getting saved. Marking this as postponed.
Comment #3
istryker commentedI don't know if the title for this issue is good, however I cannot think of a better one.
Comment #4
drupalok commentedthanks for your info and ideas. i know this usecase might be rather rare but for me it would make absolutely sense. I will keep watching for a solution myself and keep an eye on the issue you mentioned
thanks againm for this great module!