It appears that the post administration view is sorted by default in ascending order on the message identifier. It would be more appropriate to sort by descending ID.
On the other hand, why are the admin/content/post and admin/content/comment views not visible in the view list? This would allow everyone to adapt to their needs and add the necessary filters.
Thank you
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #7 | flexible_post_administration_views.patch | 20.51 KB | jyoti.singh |
| #2 | content-overview.png | 157.44 KB | jaapjan |
Comments
Comment #2
jaapjan commentedI see the following requests:
1. Change default order to descending ID on the
admin/content/postoverview.2. Add the Posts overview to the tab on the
admin/contentpage.Is that correct?
Comment #3
ohmdesbois commentedYes, all right.
My question also related to the fact that these views do not seem to be modifiable, but these changes would be useful.
Comment #4
jaapjan commentedYes, great idea! Let's hope we can find some time to work on this but patches are welcome as well ;-)
Comment #5
jaapjan commentedRenaming the title slightly. See also:
https://www.drupal.org/project/social/issues/2980613
Comment #6
ronaldtebrake commentedComment #7
jyoti.singh commentedThe following changes made with the patch
A new views added for displaying the posts with author filter and bulk operation actions in request for the issue : https://www.drupal.org/project/social/issues/2980613
Comment #8
jyoti.singh commentedComment #9
ohmdesbois commentedHello,
and thank you for this patch.
Unfortunately I can not apply it by adding this to my composer.json and run composer update.
where is my mistake? can be on the module name?
cordially
Comment #10
ronaldtebrake commented#9
You should add it as a patch to open_social and not drupal/social_post that is not a separate drupal.org module.
Comment #11
ohmdesbois commentedThank you for your reply,
Indeed, my mistake was having applied the patch to social_post.
The view now works as desired.
Thank you