imodeljs / frontend-sample-showcase

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Add filtering to issues #248

Closed dustinlebsock closed 3 years ago

dustinlebsock commented 3 years ago

Two drop down menus created to allow filtering of issues.

Josh-Schifter commented 3 years ago

When I click on the first issue (FID-00003) the view changes and I can see several markers, but none of them are FID-00003.

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dustinlebsock commented 3 years ago

When I click on the first issue (FID-00003) the view changes and I can see several markers, but none of them are FID-00003.

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The issue was attached to the steal beam and what ended up happening is the marker was displayed way behind the camera. A new issue has been attached where this doesn't happen.

BaoTon commented 3 years ago

Can we call applyView() when selecting the issue in the widget too? I noticed the camera only changes when we click on the decorator - would be nice if it changed when focusing on an issue.

BaoTon commented 3 years ago

I did not know how to get back to the list of issues for the longest time.

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I think a simple solution is just enable the hover effect by default.

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dustinlebsock commented 3 years ago

Can we call applyView() when selecting the issue in the widget too? I noticed the camera only changes when we click on the decorator - would be nice if it changed when focusing on an issue.

I don't like the idea of zooming to on issue select. To me it seems a user just wants to view the content/response. If they wanted to change the view, they would click the zoomTo magnifying glass on the issue. For the marker it makes sense though because it matches all the other samples, and the user isn't sure what issue its actually pointing to.

dustinlebsock commented 3 years ago

I did not know how to get back to the list of issues for the longest time.

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I think a simple solution is just enable the hover effect by default.

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Made it more noticeable with a border. image