Hello,
It would be great, if the user's starred list is filterable/searchable by a word phrase and Drupal version :).
I guess technically the starred list is a (flag module based ?) view.
The starred list is so an awesome useful feature :)
Hello,
It would be great, if the user's starred list is filterable/searchable by a word phrase and Drupal version :).
I guess technically the starred list is a (flag module based ?) view.
The starred list is so an awesome useful feature :)
Comments
Comment #2
drummYes, this is a View, currently at https://cgit.drupalcode.org/drupalorg/tree/features/drupalorg_projects/d...
Filtering by Drupal version might be tricky, I don’t know offhand how that would work out in Views configuration. A simple filter for description containing a string would be doable.
Comment #3
dercheffePerhaps the Drupal version filter of this page (https://www.drupal.org/project/project_module -- also a view with exposed filters or am I wrong?) is reusable in the starred view too.
But if this is not easily possible, the string filter without the version filter for the starred module view would be a great improvement :)
Comment #4
drummhttps://www.drupal.org/project/project_module is backed by Apache Solr, I do not think who has starred which project has made it into that index. I could be wrong, stars are just an implementation of flag module, it may have apachesolr module integration. We do implement apachesolr hooks to index what version compatibility a project’s releases have.
A user’s starred projects is a standard View backed by SQL.
Comment #5
chaseonthewebWhile the core version filter would be nice, but I don't see that as a deal breaker.
Would any of these be more feasible to filter on? Are they just entity references on the project?
I can't really tell what order the list is in right now (most recently starred?). I would love to use this feature to keep track of interesting modules (probably hundreds now) I might only find use for once in a while. Any filtering/sorting at all would be a huge improvement over the current state.