Silverjuke 1.50beta5 released

[admi-ral]

Select A Music-Selection
Edit Title-Infos (Tags) of one of these/or more tracks

After the editing, the music-selection is still selected, but the filter is disabled (you see all tracks)
Reported this one months ago but thought it had been tracked - the database-update-bug (similar) has been solved indeed

greetz, admi-ral

[admi-ral]

Edit:
not every kind of edit depends the filter to be put off. Editing just the Artist/Title info causes no error but editing i.e. the Album-Info causes a "new-arrengement" of the album-db und disables the filter

[Service-Team]

admi-ral wrote:
> [...] After the editing, the music-selection is still
> selected, but the filter is disabled (you see all
> tracks) [...]

Thanks, we have fixed this now by switching the music selection off correctly (as it was meant to be in case of tags being changed that affect the album combinations - maybe we could also keep the music selection under some circumstances, however, this would be by far more complicated).

The changes will be available in the next release these days then.

Regarding the secondary search ordering: Your idea is interesting, however, I fear, most users would not expect the sort order being changed when changing the column order.

[Iznogood]

Sorting: In Outlook for example you sort by clicking the column header for the first critereia and add a second criteria by holding shift and then clicking another column header and so on.

Maybe you could also make some presets like "Artist/Year/Album" and "Rating" and so on. So you can define your own views: select the sort criteria and columns to be shown one time an then you can switch the views with one click like music selections

[Service-Team]

Iznogood wrote:
> Sorting: In Outlook for example you sort by
> clicking the column header for the first
> critereia and add a second criteria by holding
> shift and then clicking another column header and
> so on [...]

Yes, that seems to be a good idea for me; we could also visualize the secondary sort criteria by drawing eg. a small up/down arrow in the header of these columns then.

Does anybody know if this is a "standard" also used in other programs than Outlook?