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Search/filter by quest name in preferences #3008

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mnalis opened this issue Jun 29, 2021 · 2 comments
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Search/filter by quest name in preferences #3008

mnalis opened this issue Jun 29, 2021 · 2 comments
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@mnalis
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mnalis commented Jun 29, 2021

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Especially as we don't have quest presets, but in other cases too, more avid users need to frequently modify their quest list manually, which is quite big (and only getting bigger). This is time consuming and hard to use. What might help to ease the pain, is quickly finding the quest to enable/disable. It would help even the casual users quickly trying to find a quest, instead of manually wading through tons of quests.

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It would be quite useful if one had filter as you type functionality in quest selection screen, for example activated by clicking on magnifying glass icon. Then user could for example type cyc and list of displayed quests would show only quests having that text in somewhere in their name (LIKE "%cyc%" in SQL-lingo), for example limiting the list to only those quests:

  • Is there a cycleway here? What type?
  • What type of recycling facility is this?
  • How many motorcycles can be parked here?
  • What type of bicycle parking is this?

If one has OsmAnd, magnifying glass / Categories (or Android preferences search) is good example of the idea I propose.
(I can make a SC mockup if wanted, ie. there is possibility of this).

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FloEdelmann commented Jun 29, 2021

Note that drag'n'drop/reordering has to be disabled while the quest list is filtered.

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Note that drag'n'drop/reordering has to be disabled while the quest list is filtered.

One could even design it such that the filtered results allow you to do a one click enable/disable, but if you clicked on the main part of the quest (rather than the tickbox), it could then take you to that quest's location in the full list, allowing re-ordering.

@westnordost westnordost self-assigned this Jul 2, 2021
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