Posted by Pasqualle on September 16, 2008 at 11:31am
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| Project: | Project issue tracking |
| Version: | 6.x-1.x-dev |
| Component: | Views integration |
| Category: | feature request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | active |
Issue Summary
It would be good to filter on new and modified issues, to follow own issues.. I just modified around 200 issues, and now I am not sure if I followed all the comments on my previous issues, as in "my issues" section there can be modified issues on page 5 or more..
I think this should be fixed generally not only for project issue tracking..
Comments
#1
Sorry, I might be dense right now, but I read your message 3 times and I'm still not clear exactly what you're asking for. Do you want a filter on pages like http://drupal.org/project/issues/user to filter between issues marked as "new" vs. issues marked as "updated" (the little red labels next to the node titles)? If so, I don't understand what "I think this should be fixed generally not only for project issue tracking.." means. Perhaps you're talking about the tracker page from drupal core, e.g. http://drupal.org/user/46549/track ? Please clarify your request. Thanks.
#2
1. yes (kind of); 2. yes
request: show "My issues" which are marked as "new" or "updated"
general solution: similar filter would be great for the tracker pages and for the forums also (as I know they all use the comment module)
sorry for the poor phrasing..
#3
Sadly, the views2 filter for this doesn't currently let you expose it. So, we'd need to patch views itself to make this possible. But, otherwise, this would be very easy (and pretty cool).
#4
Blocked on #384286: Make it possible to expose the filter for "Node: Has new content" landing upstream in views.
#5
Earl committed my patch for #384286: Make it possible to expose the filter for "Node: Has new content" to views, so this can move forward again (although it'd be nice to have #384286 in an official release of views before we depend on it).