Make Sort Stick on Roster SD581
Make it so when you switch sort order to alpha or by role (like instructor or admin on a committee) it stays while you are editing.
It would also be good to have this on the calendar function as well to remember what date you were on.
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Review and fix format of roster download fields, Registration Date (date/time) and phone numbers for sure.
Make sure file that is downloaded is a .csv as advertised.
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From Dennis Miller- Columns are not sortable by clicking on the header of the Course
Template Roster like they are for other rosters. -
This one will be very difficult. Along with issues with very large rosters and some need for more bulk actions on course, course template, activity and committee rosters, we need to revisit the roster code and probably revamp it quite a bit. We may need more discovery and UX consulting to be sure we "get it right!"
This will likely be a few stories.
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The default sort order is registration order as it was in our old system.
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Dennis Miller commented
A small tweak, but nice. I suggest doing both: Default to alpha order is most important and then remembering the last used sort order for each roster in session variables, a nice-to-have
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Glenn Eades commented
When I bring up a course roster (in my case, Basic Alpine Climbing Course - Seattle - 2014, for instance), the initial sort order is not in name order. (To use the roster, I have to click on NAME to sort it by name. No big deal, but another step. And I have to resort on name after every update.
Would it be possible to have the default order for course rosters be by name? Or at least once I change it to sort by name to stay that way while making edits to other participants.