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I use the points moderation queue /admin/user/userpoints/moderate to handle incoming posts and a chronological listing enables me to handle content as it comes in - it makes my job easier.
Thanks!
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#4 | default_moderation_sort.patch | 717 bytes | kmillecam |
Comments
Comment #1
jredding CreditAttribution: jredding commentedThe moderation queue is currently sortable by "timestamp" which provides a chronological order. In fact you can sort by any of the headers of the moderation queue.
Comment #2
kmillecam CreditAttribution: kmillecam commentedThis feature request caught my eye because it's something I hack with each new download of userpoints.
The current default sort order in the userpoints moderation queue is by username. Each time a member of my team logs into the moderation queue, the first thing they have to do is re-sort the results by timestamp in descending order. That may not seem like much of an inconvenience but when you have several moderators accessing the queue several times a day -- the seconds add up. That's why I've changed the default on our systems.
So, I'm seconding the motion that the default sort order be changed to timestamp in descending order.
There may be another group of real-world users who have have built their business processes around having the default sort by username (and would prefer that it not be changed). If you work for one of these businesses, please let us know.
Thanks,
Kevin
Comment #3
kbahey CreditAttribution: kbahey commentedKevin
A patch would be a good.
Comment #4
kmillecam CreditAttribution: kmillecam commentedThanks kbahey,
Here's a patch.
Kevin
Comment #5
jredding CreditAttribution: jredding commentedaaaah.. its the *default* sort order that they are referring to, the original request wasn't clear
I changed the default sort order, check dev in a few hours.