﻿ticket,summary,type,release,owner,status,created,modified,_description,_reporter
8615,Allow changing group of tickets on drag,enhancement,0.12,,new,2011-03-17T00:56:19+01:00,2018-09-21T19:27:28+02:00,"It would be convenient if I there were support for the ability to change the queue on drag-and-drop as well.  If I use a relatively simple statement for the field inserted as {{{__group__}}} in my SQL like the below, it'd be nice if I could drag from one r.value group to another and have the value updated.  As it sits, the sequence seems to be tracked properly between the grouped queues, but the grouped field is not updated when I drag from one queue to another.

{{{
#!sql
SELECT s.value AS __color__,
       r.value AS __group__,
       p.value AS sequence,
       t.id AS ticket,
       summary, 
       t.type AS type, t.severity, t.owner
FROM ticket t
LEFT JOIN enum s ON s.name = t.severity AND s.type = 'severity'
LEFT OUTER JOIN ticket_custom p ON p.ticket = t.id and p.name = 'sequence'
LEFT OUTER JOIN ticket_custom r ON r.ticket = t.id and r.name = 'rank'
WHERE t.status <> 'closed'
ORDER BY CAST((CASE p.value
                WHEN '' THEN '0'
                ELSE COALESCE(p.value,'0') END) AS INTEGER) ASC,
         t.changetime DESC
}}}

I suppose one would have to be able to tell if the field referenced is a valid field/customfield value, which makes this a tad harder.  But I'd like to log it as a request none the less. :)",Danny Sauer
8362,Provide a drop zone in empty groups,enhancement,0.12,,new,2011-01-04T07:49:06+01:00,2018-09-21T19:27:28+02:00,"Currently, at least one ticket must be in a group in order to drop tickets into it.  Would be ideal if no tickets were needed.

Also, if a group isn't visible from the start (i.e., not due to moving all tickets out of it), it would be ideal to still be able to drop tickets into that group somehow.",Rob Guttman
8361,Give clue that 2+ pages are not sortable,enhancement,0.12,,new,2011-01-04T07:46:41+01:00,2018-09-21T19:27:28+02:00,Otherwise people may get confused.,Rob Guttman
