TPAC facet display less user-friendly than JSPAC
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2.2 |
Fix Released
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2.3 |
Fix Released
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Undecided
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Bug Description
For Evergreen 2.4+?
After a talk with Dan Wells I understand at least a couple of shortcomings in the way the TPAC display facets compared to the way JSPAC did.
1) In the JSPAC, you see five by default, and you can click "more" if you want to see them all (per facet category). In TPAC you start out seeing all of them, and you can totally collapse (show zero) any category. This is not that great, because you get very long rendered pages on a lot of records, and the only way to get the page size more reasonable is to totally hide whole categories of facets.
2) In TPAC, there appears to be no sorting of the facets within a category that have the same number of records by them. Facets are sorted by number of records, but within the same number they're not alphabetically sorted like they were for JSPAC.
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status: | Fix Committed → Fix Released |
Kathy Lussier points out that in my point #1 above, TPAC doesn't show all of the facets, but only the first ten, with no way at all to see the rest of them.
So that needs fixing even worse. And ten by default can still make pages too long.