The seen/unseen filter is great.
Would it be a great deal of work to include a groups filter? It wouldn’t need any UX real estate, it could just be a part of “Posted by”.
The seen/unseen filter is great.
Would it be a great deal of work to include a groups filter? It wouldn’t need any UX real estate, it could just be a part of “Posted by”.
it technically exists, just “power” setting. Using group:<name>
or group:<id>
https://github.com/discourse/discourse/blob/master/lib/search.rb#L405-L412
I rarely ever use smilies, or the word “awesome”, but:
Awesome!
I guess this wouldn’t be useful enough to be integrated into the advanced search interface?
My recent use cases:
I was looking for particular information from a Discourse staff member, but I couldn’t remember who. Filter messages from this group of users have helped.
On my forum, I have a group in which I put business professionals. It can be useful to quickly have an overview of all their messages (as they write official information), regardless of any brand/manufacturer/seller in particular, etc without having to look at their individual message. Plus, they often work together, so the information is not always scattered between these different entities.
I think have it available as an advanced search filter would be a great addition, because this is not as intuitive as other search filter.
I can mention a category in a post using #categoryname
and search for a post in that category by adding #categoryname
. I can mention a tag in a post using #tagname
and search with #tagname
.
I can mention a user in a post using @username
and filter the search results with @username
. Mentioning a group in a post works with @groupname
but searching for it does not work with @groupname
. There you have to use group:groupname
.