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Custom views with predefined filters #2041
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bounty:$100
Bounty applies for fixing this issue (Parse Bounty Program)
state:released
Released as stable version
state:released-alpha
Released as alpha version
state:released-beta
Released as beta version
type:feature
New feature or improvement of existing feature
New Feature / Enhancement Checklist
Current Limitation
There is no way to save a filter setting in dashboard. Every time a class is opened, the filter has to be newly applied.
Feature / Enhancement Description
Allow to create custom views (new section in dashboard) that consist of a class with a pre-defined filter setting.
The views of a class could be accessible in an expandable sub menu of the class in the data browser:
The benefit would be that the number of objects is immediately visible, without even opening the view. And the view can be accessed with 1 click, compared to a menu in the data browser of the class with a dropdown, which would require 3 clicks to navigate to.
Example Use Case
Given a class
Product
that contains all products, it is possible to can create a view namedChairs >100$
that shows theProduct
class with pre-defined filters forproduct type: chair
andprice: >100
.Alternatives / Workarounds
Set filters manually ever ytime a class page is opened in data browser.
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