ProcessPageListMultipleSorting by David Karich

Extend the ordinary sort of children of a template in the admin page tree with multiple properties. For each template, you can define your own rule. Write each template (template-name) in a row, follo

#Admin Page Tree Multible Sorting #####ClassName: ProcessPageListMultipleSorting


Extend the ordinary sort of children of a template in the admin page tree in the ProcessWire CMS/CMF with multiple properties. For each template, you can define your own rule. Write each template (template-name) in a row, followed by a colon and then the additional field name for sorting.


Example: All children of the template "blog" to be sorted in descending order according to the date of creation, then descending by modification date, and then by title. Type:

blog: -created, -modified, title

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###Installation

  1. Copy the files for this module to /site/modules/ProcessPageListMultipleSorting/
  2. In admin: Modules > Check for new modules.
  3. Install Module "Admin Page Tree Multible Sorting".

Alternative in ProcessWire 2.4+

  1. Login to ProcessWire backend and go to Modules
  2. Click tab "New" and enter Module Class Name: "ProcessPageListMultipleSorting"
  3. Click "Download and Install"

###Changelog

1.0.1

  • Small improvements

1.0.0

  • Initial release

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