I suggest the following improvements for the inventory results:
Enable the Remove '0' values by default
Move the filter flows dropdown to the right under the Remove '0' values button
Move the filter flows label and dropdown to the same line to save vertical height
Only show the filter flows dropdown when Biosphere is enabled (it has no effect on Technosphere results)
On Technosphere table, allow context menu option to open the activity
Write categoriZation instead of categoriSation to align with rest of AB
In addition to the above, I also suggest this bigger change:
We currently use one class instance for the table, that re-reads the data when we switch between Biosphere and Technosphere. This means we lose ordering and filters whenever we switch between the tables. I suggest we either save the sort/filter states or use 2 class instances (and just hide the table not shown). This is a nicer user experience when switching back and forth and not having to re-do sorting and filtering. I would suggest 2 instances, this will be much faster when sorting is applied due to the size of the tables, though at the cost of some RAM.
Feature request
I suggest the following improvements for the inventory results:
Remove '0' valuesby defaultRemove '0' valuesbuttonBiosphereis enabled (it has no effect onTechnosphereresults)Technosphere table, allow context menu option to open the activitycategoriZationinstead ofcategoriSationto align with rest of ABIn addition to the above, I also suggest this bigger change: We currently use one class instance for the table, that re-reads the data when we switch between
BiosphereandTechnosphere. This means we lose ordering and filters whenever we switch between the tables. I suggest we either save the sort/filter states or use 2 class instances (and just hide the table not shown). This is a nicer user experience when switching back and forth and not having to re-do sorting and filtering. I would suggest 2 instances, this will be much faster when sorting is applied due to the size of the tables, though at the cost of some RAM.