Closed jag3773 closed 9 years ago
@jag3773 looks like i misinterpreted the data when merging in #13. I was thinking there was really only a single record per language but now that I review the modeling, it supports multiple per language just not sure it is doing it properly. What's the purpose of multiple records? Recording a history of changes instead of just editing?
Exactly, history of changes. On Feb 27, 2015 2:10 PM, "Patrick Altman" notifications@github.com wrote:
@jag3773 https://github.com/jag3773 looks like i misinterpreted the data when merging in #13 https://github.com/unfoldingWord/uwadmin/pull/13. I was thinking there was really only a single record per language but now that I review the modeling, it supports multiple per language just not sure it is doing it properly. What's the purpose of multiple records? Recording a history of changes instead of just editing?
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Do you want all fields in the table or only some of them?
Updated to save a bit of space:
@jag3773 how's this for showing history of items?
Fabulous.
I think to add the features of the "table style list" like on tD we will want to do it differently than using the js plugin there because of the way this data is multi-dimensional. My first instinct is to just implement standard paging and then implement search, but do these through normal Django rather than a JSON endpoint like the table js plugin requires.
I like the screenshot that you posted in https://github.com/unfoldingWord-dev/uwadmin/issues/8#issuecomment-77679482. Let's leave it like that for now.
So i'll just close this for now then and we can open a new one when the interface needs to change.
The publishing and tracking information should be available in a table-style list, probably similar to http://td.unfoldingword.org/data-sources/ethnologue/country-codes/ so that sorting and searching can work easily.
Note that there will be several records for each language, they should show up in the table in reverse chronological order.