The requirement to allow users to customize the columns they see in views is actually more of a data issue than a UI issue. Implementing a solution to allow users to define their own views is actually very simple (and something that Aikau for example was specifically designed to be able to address).
However, the issue is where and how to store the data - for example...
Filtering is also something that is quite straight-forward too... it's effectively what the live search does and I actually think that filtering should be a capability that we add to all our new V1 REST APIs. Taking advantage of filtering in views is pretty straight forward and I agree that it is definitely something that should be part of a document library.
Hi Dave:
In my case, I would like custom content-type wizards for creating content. In the way of the old Alfresco Explorer wizards (I still remember them!) or something similar to Upload-plus addon functionality:
GitHub - softwareloop/uploader-plus: An Alfresco uploader that prompts for metadata
Regards.
--C.
Hello. It would be good if Document Library could display and work with objects without content (inherited from the sys:base)
I wish that there was a view that used a full featured grid control, rather than a simple html table. Something like this:
At the same time, it would be nice if you can add and remove columns in a similar way to the search manager screen for faceted search.
Another nice feature would be an admin GUI to edit the display of an item in the Detailed View. Something like the forms designer in the new Model Manager, where you can drag and drop widgets and simple properties. The templates would be defined by content types.
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