EES-5220: Retain selected sorting method when applying search term, and default to 'Newest' #5078
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amyb-hiveit
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Jul 18, 2024
| @@ -130,7 +130,7 @@ const FindStatisticsPage: NextPage = () => { | |||
| : { | |||
| ...omit(router.query, 'page'), | |||
| [filterType]: nextValue, | |||
| sortBy: filterType === 'search' ? 'relevance' : sortBy, | |||
| sortBy: filterType === 'search' ? sortBy : 'newest', | |||
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This is only keeping the user's previous sort order when you search, if you change another filter it resets to 'newest'.
… find-statistics, and default to 'Newest'.
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Jul 22, 2024
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Reduces confusion for end users who are currently seeing less relevant results and reduces frustration for internal users who are looking for recent publications and are finding the search doesn’t really help them.