0004692: Filter settings in URL are lost when changing sort criteria

ID	Project	Category	View Status	Date Submitted	Last Update
0004692	mantisbt	filters	public	2004-10-12 06:42	2005-07-23 02:22

Reporter	tandler	Assigned To	thraxisp
Priority	normal	Severity	minor	Reproducibility	always
Status	closed	Resolution	duplicate
Product Version	0.19.0

Summary	0004692: Filter settings in URL are lost when changing sort criteria
Description	When you have an issue list that uses filters settings in the URL (as used by the My View page), the settings are lost when you want to change the sort order.
Steps To Reproduce	Go to list issues page + set some filters Go to My View Page + click on "Assigned to me" On the resulting page, click on "sort by Prio" The filter settings from (1) are used again, the filter specification in the URL are lost.
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Narcissus 2004-10-12 19:24 reporter ~0008000	My View links are hardcoded as temporary filters (and so you lose them when you try and do anything). These links need to be changed to use the config setting.

Jim_Raynor 2004-10-13 01:05 reporter ~0008005	I think the it is the same problem like 0004628.

tandler 2004-10-13 03:48 reporter ~0008007	Re Narcissus: Instead of making the My View links to "permanent filter" links, I'd suggest to extend the issue list page that temporary filter settings are maintained in the URL when chaning settings, at least when changing the sort criterion. (Ok, it might get a little complicated when changeing the temporary filter settings. What would happen if all filter settings are always encoded in the URL?)

sgrund 2004-10-13 05:01 reporter ~0008008	Jim: Your TT sounds like mine 0004490

tandler 2004-11-03 09:22 reporter ~0008242	Side remark: If all issue list filters were encoded in the URL (instead of cookies or whatever), this would allow to open multiple list views in the same browser (in different tabs), e.g. have both "assigned to me" and "hi-prio issue" lists visible. This would be /very/ handy sometimes!

rphillips 2005-04-08 11:40 reporter ~0009769	Is there a way to patch this until a fix comes out?

tandler 2005-06-18 03:54 reporter ~0010576	related to 0005543, right?

thraxisp 2005-06-18 07:56 reporter ~0010580	Yes. this is the same root cause as 0005543.