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Message #01993
Re: [Bug 669555] Re: [6.0RC1] - default sort order missing for many objects
On Dienstag 02 November 2010 12:42:01 Fabien (Open ERP) wrote:
> Ferdinand,
>
> You are right, account journal and tax codes must be sorted.
>
> I just saw that it can not be a generic rule (put _order by default
> everywhere) because sorting by most recent first (=sort by id) is a good
> think for lots of documents.
Yes Can we agree on this?
all resources which are strictly created in a time line can use the id desc
rule - especially if found in o2m
all documents which use yearly numbering (like invoices ) must be sorted by
"name"
almost everything which is in the various configuration menu must be sorted
by name (including products)
>
> Ferdinand @ ChriCar wrote:
> > @Fabien
> > I am sorry this is not user friendly at all.
> > sort by ID should be forbidden as the user can't see the sort criteria
> > and hence does not understand why the information he sees is chaotic.
> >
> > users epect sorted lists !!!!
> >
> > I know it is possible to sort by clicking the column header, but this is
> > always one click away from what a user expects.
> >
> > Example
> > Account journals, tax codes etc are all more or less unusable without
> > beeing sorted.
> >
> > and the extra click creates useless network traffic and waiting time for
> > users connect via slower lines.
Best Regards
ChriCar Beteiligungs- und Beratungs- GmbH
http://www.chricar.at/ChriCar/index.html
Dr. Ferdinand Gassauer
Official Tiny Partner
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[6.0RC1] - default sort order missing for many objects
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/669555
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Status in OpenObject Addons Modules: Invalid
Bug description:
in addons
find . -follow -name "*py" |xargs egrep 'osv\.osv| _order|_inherit'|less
IMHO each class should have either _inherit or _order to return a user friendly ordered list - especially in respect to the number of records displayed - to avoid order by id
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