This fixes sorting by attributes which data type do not use value_sortable field for sorting.
This includes attribute of type currency, file size, floor plan, geocode, integer, length, time code, weight, and also date range in older versions of Providence.
A simple way to reproduce the bug this PR solves is to try to browse objects sorted by price. Using the default installation profile, each object has a purchase_price attribute, so you can add a "sort by price" sort in browse.conf:
This fixes sorting by attributes which data type do not use
value_sortable
field for sorting.This includes attribute of type currency, file size, floor plan, geocode, integer, length, time code, weight, and also date range in older versions of Providence.
A simple way to reproduce the bug this PR solves is to try to browse objects sorted by price. Using the default installation profile, each object has a
purchase_price
attribute, so you can add a "sort by price" sort inbrowse.conf
:You will see that Pawtucket fails to sort correctly in that case. It also fails to sort similar attributes from related tables.