User Sort Order - Revision history

Dave at 20:35, 2 November 2019

2019-11-02T20:35:49Z

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	https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_hide_pli.png<br>		https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_hide_pli.png<br>

	When printing CD covers, use "Track #" instead		When printing CD covers, use "Track #" instead.<br>
	When printing song books, you want the "Song ID" (because these IDs will never change, while "#" will change and so will "PLI" and even "Track #" can change. if you use unique IDs to refer to your songs, use "Song ID".		When printing song books, you want the "Song ID" (because these IDs will never change, while "#" will change and so will "PLI" and even "Track #" can change. if you use unique IDs to refer to your songs, use "Song ID".
	==Drag and Drop ordering==		==Drag and Drop ordering==

Dave at 19:04, 9 October 2019

2019-10-09T19:04:25Z

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	https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_show_user.png<br><br>		https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_show_user.png<br><br>
	https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_by_user.png<br>above: now you can sort by # ([[User Sort Order]])<br>		https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_by_user.png<br>
			above: now you can sort by # ([[User Sort Order]])<br>
			That means you have to CLICK on "#" in order to start sorting by that sort column. Merely SHOWING the sort column does not sort by it.

	Make sure you've done this in each playlist that you want to manually sort that doesn't already have it, including rotation if necessary. you probably don't need it for Library (i keep mine sorted by name or artist)		Make sure you've done this in each playlist that you want to manually sort that doesn't already have it, including rotation if necessary. you probably don't need it for Library (i keep mine sorted by name or artist)

Dave at 21:59, 20 June 2014

2014-06-20T21:59:37Z

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	pick "#" from the list.		pick "#" from the list.

	~~http~~://kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_show_user.png<br><br>		https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_show_user.png<br><br>
	~~http~~://kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_by_user.png<br>above: now you can sort by # ([[User Sort Order]])<br>		https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_by_user.png<br>above: now you can sort by # ([[User Sort Order]])<br>

	Make sure you've done this in each playlist that you want to manually sort that doesn't already have it, including rotation if necessary. you probably don't need it for Library (i keep mine sorted by name or artist)		Make sure you've done this in each playlist that you want to manually sort that doesn't already have it, including rotation if necessary. you probably don't need it for Library (i keep mine sorted by name or artist)

	while you're at it, remove "PLI" and don't use it.<br>		while you're at it, remove "PLI" and don't use it.<br>
	~~http~~://kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_hide_pli.png<br>		https://karaoke.kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_hide_pli.png<br>

	When printing CD covers, use "Track #" instead		When printing CD covers, use "Track #" instead

Dave at 21:57, 25 May 2010

2010-05-25T21:57:00Z

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			Click for general information on [[Sorting]].

	For each playlist you're interested in manually re-arranging (which is probably all of them) you must be sorted by "#" in order to drag and drop to reorder them.		For each playlist you're interested in manually re-arranging (which is probably all of them) you must be sorted by "#" in order to drag and drop to reorder them.

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	if you didn't see it when scrolling to the right, then scroll back to the left, then [[Context Click]] on the column headers, and you'll get a popup.		if you didn't see it when scrolling to the right, then scroll back to the left, then [[Context Click]] on the column headers, and you'll get a popup.
			pick "#" from the list.

	~~pick "~~#~~" from the list.~~		http://kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_show_user.png<br><br>
			http://kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_by_user.png<br>above: now you can sort by # ([[User Sort Order]])<br>

	Make sure you've done this in each playlist that you want to manually sort that doesn't already have it, including rotation if necessary. you probably don't need it for Library (i keep mine sorted by name or artist)		Make sure you've done this in each playlist that you want to manually sort that doesn't already have it, including rotation if necessary. you probably don't need it for Library (i keep mine sorted by name or artist)

	while you're at it, remove "PLI" and don't use it.		while you're at it, remove "PLI" and don't use it.<br>
			http://kjams.com/screenshots/sort/sort_hide_pli.png<br>

	When printing CD covers, use "Track #" instead		When printing CD covers, use "Track #" instead

Dave at 01:41, 10 June 2009

2009-06-10T01:41:29Z

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	if you don't see a column heading called "#", scroll to the right, it may be out of the window. if you see it, pick it up and drag it back to the left so it becomes the left most column.		if you don't see a column heading called "#", scroll to the right, it may be out of the window. if you see it, pick it up and drag it back to the left so it becomes the left most column.

	if you didn't see it when scrolling to the right, then scroll back to the left, then ~~context-click (that means right- or control- click)~~ on the column headers, and you'll get a popup.		if you didn't see it when scrolling to the right, then scroll back to the left, then [[Context Click]] on the column headers, and you'll get a popup.

	pick "#" from the list.		pick "#" from the list.

Dave at 23:02, 27 August 2007

2007-08-27T23:02:50Z

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	When printing CD covers, use "Track #" instead		When printing CD covers, use "Track #" instead
	When printing song books, you want the "Song ID" (because these IDs will never change, while "#" will change and so will "PLI" and even "Track #" can change. if you use unique IDs to refer to your songs, use "Song ID".		When printing song books, you want the "Song ID" (because these IDs will never change, while "#" will change and so will "PLI" and even "Track #" can change. if you use unique IDs to refer to your songs, use "Song ID".
			==Drag and Drop ordering==
			# sort by #
			# select the song(s) you want to move
			# drag them and drop them ONTO the song that you want your selection to land BEFORE. ie: you don't drop between songs, you must drop ON a song. Your selection will land BEFORE the song you dropped onto.

			I know this is lame. I plan to re-write it to show a little indicator between songs (like iTunes) and also allow you to drop between songs.

Dave at 05:02, 27 August 2007

2007-08-27T05:02:16Z

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	pick "#" from the list.		pick "#" from the list.

			Make sure you've done this in each playlist that you want to manually sort that doesn't already have it, including rotation if necessary. you probably don't need it for Library (i keep mine sorted by name or artist)

	while you're at it, remove "PLI" and don't use it.		while you're at it, remove "PLI" and don't use it.

	~~Make sure~~ you~~'ve done this in each playlist~~, ~~including rotation~~. you ~~probably don't need it for Library (i keep mine sorted by name or artist)~~		When printing CD covers, use "Track #" instead
			When printing song books, you want the "Song ID" (because these IDs will never change, while "#" will change and so will "PLI" and even "Track #" can change. if you use unique IDs to refer to your songs, use "Song ID".

Dave at 04:59, 27 August 2007

2007-08-27T04:59:05Z

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For each playlist you're interested in manually re-arranging (which is probably all of them) you must be sorted by "#" in order to drag and drop to reorder them.

if you don't see a column heading called "#", scroll to the right, it may be out of the window. if you see it, pick it up and drag it back to the left so it becomes the left most column.

if you didn't see it when scrolling to the right, then scroll back to the left, then context-click (that means right- or control- click) on the column headers, and you'll get a popup.

pick "#" from the list.

while you're at it, remove "PLI" and don't use it.

Make sure you've done this in each playlist, including rotation. you probably don't need it for Library (i keep mine sorted by name or artist)