Solved.
And I also changed the view page so that ID is no longer displayed.
This being because if devices are input in, the ID's were not in order
and confusing to try and look at.
I am going to create .patch files for everything I changed sometime
tomorrow (I hope) and then upload them someplace for everyone to view.
On Mon, 2007-08-06 at 14:04 -0500, Jeffrey Singleton wrote:
> Hello ...
>
> Was wondering if there was a way to sort fields differently.
> Specifically on the Hosts_Config Diff Viewing page, I would love to have them
> sorted by Host Name (host.name)
>
> I added $order = "asc"; to force sorting by host.id ascending ... that worked
> ... which leads me to believe the same function could be changed to sort by
> host.name instead.
>
> ## the function that does the sorting ... lib/api.hosts.inc.php:
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> function hosts_config_list($ids = NULL,$host_id = NULL, $init = NULL,$span =
> NULL, $where_special = NULL) {
>
> if (!is_array($where_special)) $where_special = array();
>
> if ($host_id) $where_special[]=array("hosts.id","=",$host_id);
> if ($ids) $order = "asc"; else $order = "desc"; //diff execution order
>
> $order = "asc";
> // Forcing Ascending View by host.id
>
> return get_db_list(
> array("hosts_config","zones","hosts"),
> $ids,
> array( "hosts_config.*",
> "zone_description"=>"zones.zone",
> "host_description"=>"hosts.name" ),
> array_merge(
> array(
> array("hosts.zone","=","zones.id"),
> array("hosts_config.host","=","hosts.id"),
> array("hosts_config.id",">","1")),
> $where_special),
> array (
> array("hosts_config.date",$order),
> array("hosts.id","asc")),
> "",NULL,$init,$span
>
> );
> }
>
> TiA
>
>
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