Open designsimply opened 8 years ago
A team on Delta is going to take this on in Q1 2018.
This came up in #1101973-z. It's a pretty bad experience on a site with many authors and posts. In this case, the site has 10k posts and dozens of authors. An author can go to /posts/my to see their own posts, but this isn't ideal if they have multiple sites. When I go to /posts/my/domain.com for the site in question, it also just redirects to /posts/domain.com, so that's not a valid way of hacking to get around the missing UI. So a user in this case can basically search for posts (not a good option if, say, their name is a common name appearing in post content) or they can go into wp-admin to see a filtered list. Impact on the experience in other words is very high for users in this scenario, though the number of such scenarios is probably not super high.
I've tested this a bit more with both an Atomic site and a non-atomic Jetpack site, and in both cases, it's not only the case that the UI is missing, but if I navigate to /posts/my/domain.com, I'm redirected to /posts/domain.com, which doesn't filter by me. So it seems to be a plumbing issue and not just a missing UI issue.
Again, this is a pretty bad experience on a site with multiple active authors and many posts. If we need a separate issue for the redirect/plumbing issue than for the missing UI issue, please let me know and I'm happy to oblige. Here's a screen cap of the unfiltered view. To get this, I tried to visit /posts/my/domain.com, and it forwarded me to /posts/domain.com:
The UI is missing, and you can see that the posts are unfiltered (there are three posts by three authors). When I use the same link for a non-Atomic WP.com site, it filters and shows the filter UI as expected.
Thanks @dllh for the additional details! @Automattic/tanooki will be looking further into this issue in the coming weeks.
The user is back in touch on this issue. Filtering posts is still a pretty big pain point for them. Any word on whether/when this might be prioritized? Thanks!
@dllh @Automattic/tanooki has had reduced capacity for a while, but I will look into this early next week and see if there is a way we can get to this soon. Or, it not, I will see if there is capacity on another team to take care of this.
Putting this in Tanooki's backlog -- I will dig into what would be required to address this issue so that we can then make a determination as to whether we have the capacity to take this on at this point.
The main thing I need to better understand is what is missing on the backend to support this and what the effort will be to implement that.
I was intrigued, so I spent a few minutes looking at this.
but if I navigate to /posts/my/domain.com, I'm redirected to /posts/domain.com, which doesn't filter by me.
This is also controlled in Calypso for all Jetpack sites (including Atomic).
However, as laid out in 547-gh-io, the real issue is that querying a Jetpack site's posts using the user's WPcom user id, returns no posts, since the author ID used in the endpoint is relative to the Jetpack site.
There are two possible solutions to this:
linked_user_ID
and ID
attributes of the site/%s/users
endpoint to properly query the posts for Jetpack sites.@michaeldcain Thanks for looking into this! Do you have a feel for which solution would be better from a maintenance and performance standpoint?
This is currently in Delta's backlog but will likely wait until the next HACK Week at the earliest.
Same issue came up again with a user. 2165206-zen
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I just had a user reach out to us at 4937158-zd-woothemes notifying us that they don't see the "Me | Everyone" filter after upgrading to Pro (basically, after going atomic).
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Raised by @rralian
Steps to reproduce:
Result: a WordPress.com multi-author blog has segmented control for viewing posts by "Only Me" or by "Everyone" while the Jetpack multi-author blog does not have the same segmented control.
WordPress.com multi-author blog:
Jetpack multi-author blog:
Also see 2897-gh-calypso-pre-oss and 547-gh-io