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Önskar en liten "ladda ner CSV"-knapp för exemplartransaktionsloggar liksom den som finns vid exemplarträfflistor.
Would like a "download CSV"-button for items transaction logs, like the one at item lists.
Absolutely that would be a much more efficient way of finding out what I wanted to know in that case. I don't know if I'd want to find that out again, but I'm sure I'm going to be browsing a lot of lists. Having the possibility to export more data to CSV and having better lists in general would help in all kinds of wierdly specific data retrieval.
Now I see what you mean. That is true, and we have implemented csv-download in many places. Another solution is that we will not have paging everywhere, maybe you have seen that we are slowly changing technology and a new table component (see for example admin / Sections (Placeringar) so it will be better over time.
Back to the item transaction log - do you agree that it would be more useful to have a possibility to run reports on for example transit time or other periods in analytics?
Tabs doesnt solve the issue of navigating through lists several pages long. If you do a search for items and get 432 results, its impossible to get an overview without exporting the list to csv. It would be helpful being able export an item transaction log-list as well, but I'm sure it applies to other kinds of lists as well.
Put differently: as Qurias interface doesn't like lists, it would be nice having more possibilites to export logs and lists to applications that do work with them well.
Ok, I see. I would rather be able to create analytical reports for for example time in transit and other periods, I guess that might be very useful - true?
Since Quria can be used in several tabs, that I guess solves a part of the moving between pages. But I will send this feedback to our UX-design team to think of.
I was trying to find out the time items spent in transit by looking at timestamps between status changes. Might be a better way of doing that than what I tried, but the cramped space of qurias web-interface makes all kinds of lists difficult to read. An export-function at the top (any?) lists would be nice, especially since you have to move between pages in most cases. Exporting a list is the only way of getting an overview.
Hi, can you give a motivation for what this could be used for?
Regards
Magdalena