Serials - list of predictions gets really really long

[Jane Sandberg]

In 3.1.2, the list of predictions for a particular subscription gets longer and longer and longer. It would be nice if these entries could be filtered by date, or if there were a way to archive the older entries (without losing them).

[Andrea Neiman (aneiman)]

Noting that there are filters for various states (held/not held, expected, received, claimed, etc.) but I agree that date filters would be helpful.

[Chrisy Schroth (cschroth)]

We are on 3-4-6. There is a related bug that I have been noticing for quite a while. Sometimes I need to view the most recent issues, but I need to see them all, so I can't filter to expected, received, etc. There are 2 ways to navigate the issuances lists. There are << >> arrow buttons, to allow you to page forward (or back) to the next page of issuances, or there is a dropdown for Page, which allows you to chose page 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100. You can also type a number for a page into a box on that dropdown and hit a button that says Go To...

Very often, the >> button grays out, as if there are no more pages, but there are still 1 or more pages of issuances left to be viewed, possibly many more. In this case your only recourse is to use the Page option to either choose one of the default page numbers, or type in a page number to Go To.

It can happen with the really really long lists of predictions, but it can happen with as few as 3 pages of issuances. There doesn't seem to be any set page count where it occurs.

I should have more clearly stated that this is the Serials Management Manage Issues tab. Also, we are now on 3-7-1, and I am still finding this to be the case.

[Beth Willis (willis-a)]

I agree that it would be helpful to be able to filter predicted serial issuances by date or to be able to archive them. The existing filters are helpful, but they would be more so if they were sticky.

I encountered the issue mentioned in comment #2 regarding the graying out of the page navigation (">>") button, but only after applying a filter to the predicted issuances (e.g. to disply only issuances with a status of "expected."