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[Feature Request] Grouping of active / disabled commands and timers
Would love to see Active / Disabled commands and timers grouped separately in the web UI for ease of management / browsing of them. This would make active commands easier to sort through when editing / managing them without the disabled commands (commands not set as active on any platform), cluttering the list. Disabled commands would be grouped at the bottom for ease of finding to edit/reenable later if needed.
ie: / page examples:
COMMANDS
[Active Commands] <-header to grouping of list of commands
- Command 1 <- (command that is enabled on at least one platform)
- Command 2 <- (command that is enabled on at least one platform)
- Command 5 <- (command that is enabled on at least one platform)
[Disabled Commands]
- Command 3 <- (command that is set to disabled on at all platforms)
- Command 4 <- (command that is set to disabled on at all platforms)
- Command 6 <- (command that is set to disabled on at all platforms)
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TIMERS
[Active Timers] <-header to grouping of list of Timers
- Timer 2 <- (Timer that is enabled on at least one platform)
- Timer 3 <- (Timer that is enabled on at least one platform)
- Timer 6 <- (Timer that is enabled on at least one platform)
[Disabled Timers]
- Timer 1 <- (Timer that is set to disabled on at all platforms)
- Timer 4 <- (Timer that is set to disabled on at all platforms)
- Timer 5 <- (Timer that is set to disabled on at all platforms)
Answer
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We took a slightly different approach based on what our current design can handle, but we have a solution for this problem. We have added a toggle filter to show/hide disabled commands and timers. Disabled commands and timers will be hidden by default.
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We took a slightly different approach based on what our current design can handle, but we have a solution for this problem. We have added a toggle filter to show/hide disabled commands and timers. Disabled commands and timers will be hidden by default.