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Structure of the Reading Lists
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5 years 8 months ago #5674
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Hi after the iOS update and finally working reading lists i would have a feature request.
At the moment i must generate Reading lists as a separate one.
It would be nice to have to possibility to structure it in "folders".
Like:
- Test (Publisher)
-- 2019 (Year )
--- Reading List 1
--- Reading List 2
-- 2020 (Year)
--- Reading List 1
--- Reading List 2
at the moment when trying this it will mix up the things on the iPad.
So would be nice to be able to sync e.g. the reading list 2 from Year 2019.
thx for the great woork.
@lex
At the moment i must generate Reading lists as a separate one.
It would be nice to have to possibility to structure it in "folders".
Like:
- Test (Publisher)
-- 2019 (Year )
--- Reading List 1
--- Reading List 2
-- 2020 (Year)
--- Reading List 1
--- Reading List 2
at the moment when trying this it will mix up the things on the iPad.
So would be nice to be able to sync e.g. the reading list 2 from Year 2019.
thx for the great woork.
@lex
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5 years 8 months ago #5675
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That would be more like folders for reading lists right?
The idea of sublists is to make the organization the lists easier, but clicking on the top list should produce a list that makes sense on its own.
The main purpose of reading lists is to have an ordered virtual copy of comics that could be in different folders. In other words: crossovers.
Does it make sense the output you see when you click 2019 for example?
The idea of sublists is to make the organization the lists easier, but clicking on the top list should produce a list that makes sense on its own.
The main purpose of reading lists is to have an ordered virtual copy of comics that could be in different folders. In other words: crossovers.
Does it make sense the output you see when you click 2019 for example?
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5 years 8 months ago #5676
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ok when clicking on the desktop app on the folder 2019.
I see both reading lists combined. Clicking on Reading List 1 i see only this list and clicking on reading list 2 i see only this list. This is like it should also work on the iOS one.
When clicking in the iOS app i see the following:
1. When browsing the server directly or downloading it:
- Only One folder called Publisher no sub folders.
@lex
I see both reading lists combined. Clicking on Reading List 1 i see only this list and clicking on reading list 2 i see only this list. This is like it should also work on the iOS one.
When clicking in the iOS app i see the following:
1. When browsing the server directly or downloading it:
- Only One folder called Publisher no sub folders.
@lex
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