Defect #4093
closed
Sorting the ORDER broken - After adding a new Issue PRIORITY ("intermediate") - order and coloring of the issues broke (do not correspond the priority)
Added by Anton Vazir almost 15 years ago.
Updated over 14 years ago.
Description
Affects Trunk and 0.8.4 (probably 0.8.5 too)
Steps I did:
In Administration/Enumerations add a new priority to "Issue Priorities": like "intermediate"
I've noticed that all of the coloring of the issues in the issues list broke: "Low" became the most BOLD RED and etc.
Now - when I have corrected the order in the DB manually, I have coloring and order Normally, but it's listed as follows:
Low
High
Middle
Urgent
Immediate
the same is in the any dropdown menu, which lists the priority. And at the same time - I have proper sorting of the issues according to their prio in the issues list. And proper coloring. After trying to sort the issues (change order) - things messup again.
- Assignee set to Jean-Philippe Lang
Also noted - sorting works in the wrong way - you may use built-in sorting one step at a time - but as follows:
If i want certain priority to become a priority HIGHER - I have to LOWER it in the interface (one step at a time) - and then see the result in the list of the issues. If I want lo lower the PRIO - than I have to put it HIGHER in the interface.
Sort order in the admin interface and the displayed in the Issues list do not correspond anyway, but this atleast gives to possibility to manage proper sort order, not manually changing numbers in the "enumerations" table
- Status changed from New to Closed
- Resolution set to Wont fix
Anton Vazir wrote:
In Administration/Enumerations add a new priority to "Issue Priorities": like "intermediate"
I've noticed that all of the coloring of the issues in the issues list broke: "Low" became the most BOLD RED and etc.
The CSS provided with the alternate theme is just an example based on the default settings.
If you want it to work with your priorities, you'll have to make your own CSS.
Sort order in the admin interface and the displayed in the Issues list do not correspond anyway, but this atleast gives to possibility to manage proper sort order, not manually changing numbers in the "enumerations" table
Yes, priorities are sorted from lower to higher in the admin interface.
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