On Sat Dec 23 03:43:10 UTC 2006, TS Snively <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've been using Tracks for just over a week now and my
> compliments to bsag, Luke, and everyone contributing
> to the code on this project. Great job!

Thanks! Glad you're enjoying it.

> My project list has gotten very long (60+ projects) -
> which raises a few issues:
> 
> 1. The add new project requires scrolling to the
> bottom of the page to get to the form - it would be
> nice to have it in a right-side column like the next
> actions add form.

Luke added that a little while ago to the trunk, so it will be in the next 
release.

>  2. A faster way to sort project alphabetically. I've
> been naming projects with client + project or topic +
> project but the dragging to reorder, while nice, is a
> pain with this many projects. Plus, the browser window
> won't scroll when you reach the top, meaning moves
> from the bottom of the list to near the top are a two
> or three step process.

This has been requested before, and I'm thinking about it (perhaps not for the 
next release). The slight problem is that currently we sort on a 'position' 
column, which is set by drag and drop. So sorting by alpha would either destroy 
that, or be a one-off thing (i.e. it would revert to sorting by position on the 
next refresh). Would the latter work for you?

> 3. No duplicate checking - I added a new project I'd
> already created today because I missed it in the list
> (see #1 and #2 above). Obviously, any difference in
> project name and the item should be added as new
> (fuzzy logic to pattern match is way outside the scope
> of what Tracks should be doing), but in this case, I
> had exactly the same name in the list, twice. Flagging
> that potential duplicate as I was creating the project
> would be nice.

Yep, that would be good.

cheers,

bsag

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