On Wed, 26 Jan 2011, Johnny Mariéthoz wrote: > when the virtual collections are displayed with their children, the > children are "real" collections instead of "virtual".
This is actually by design. The lhs part of the collection tree is always composed of `real' children, and the rhs part of the `virtual' children, regardless of virtuality of the parent collection. This is so that you can have a setup where a virtual collection will have both real and virtual children, if need be. Here is one (someone artificial) use case. Say you are in the collection `University Books' that looks like this: Narrow by: Focus on: [ ] Books Dept A books, Dept B books [ ] Proceedings After clicking on Dept A books, you can have: Narrow by: Focus on: [ ] Dept A manuscripts IT books, Physics books [ ] Dept A textbooks [ ] Dept A ebooks In this case, Dept A ebooks is a regular child, and IT books is a virtual child, of the virtual Dept A books collection. Does this describe what you had in mind, or were you thinking of another setup? Best regards -- Tibor Simko
