Landoman 29 Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago What are the issues? This is the single main feature I want. 2
visproduction 374 Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago (edited) Nested groups using SQL dbase is a complex issue. Easy to describe, but difficult to code. It's the "Easier said than done" type. Most online sites do not offer this type of nested selection. Even the search engines avoid it. I can't think of an online example. If you know of a site that does it, perhaps list it in this post. It could be helpful. Some details in general: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/sql/nested-queries-in-sql/ https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2872837/is-there-a-way-to-create-subdatabases-as-a-kind-of-subfolders-in-sql-server Also, it's important that members click the heart or +1 icons on feature requests so popularity can be seen. Consider, if rolling out a new feature might estimate as taking, say, 60 hours of dev time and perhaps ongoing support of say, 6 hours annually. You multiple what dev hours cost and divide by how many users have agreed that the feature is a good one. Then you get the cost per user who wants to use the feature. Also important, is how easy would the feature be to market it as a bonus for the software? I would imagine features may not be given the green light, if cost per user goes up too high. It is easy to come to averages that are more than $1000 / user pretty quick. Finally, you don't really want to slow down the response time for anyone, so new features need to be designed to only kick in when a user clicks on it, and not have to run in the background, because that could slow other pages on the server. That can be tricky to do. Edited 2 hours ago by visproduction 1
Landoman 29 Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago (edited) Any file structure system. They already implemented it and then removed it due to UI issues. I am literally talking about, at most, 5 sets of nested folders. Again this is for things like marvel collections but also for organisation. If a file system can do it, a media organiser can do it. That is the entire point, to organise media. If you can organise media into movies, tv series and seasons... you have already created 2 levels,. Tv show and Series. Edited 40 minutes ago by Landoman
GrimReaper 5162 Posted 29 minutes ago Posted 29 minutes ago There's already an open request for this or something functionally equivalent. Please join in and contribute to the existing discussion at:
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