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Shawna Erholm
Hi,
Why are the saved views across the entire account as opposed to per person? We each have our own set of filters that we want to use but the fact that we need to share them makes for a really long list and we are a small team. Is this in the plan to be fixed?
There also seem to be some technical issues with the new design that was just added. Adding a new saved table was not a good user experience, I had to create like 3 of them before I figured out what was going on. This really needs to be worked on., was kind of disappointed in the roll out of this new design in terms of the functionality and user experience.
We have main board with a lot of columns and completed tasks, so I created nice simplified view, which can be used for 98% of the time, so if there was option to set this view as default board view (globally for that board, for all users), that would be very useful.
We use Monday.com as a CRM and have about 2000 (potential) customers that we are approaching, however we have created a view in the browser version for about 80-90 (potential) customers to focus the sales force and management. And over time customers move from one bucket to the other.
No nesting of filters
Notion has this capability already, where instead of just doing all ANDs or all ORs in your filter, you can specify the grouping/parentheses of the filters, allowing for more complex views and ease navigating.
Note: If you want to add to or clarify this documentation, please follow the style of the existing entries. Describe what data the filter is applied to, and if the filter function takes additional arguments, describe the argument list.
attachment_fields_to_edit : applied to the form fields to be displayed when editing an attachment. Called in the get_attachment_fields_to_edit function. Filter function arguments: an array of form fields, the post object.
attachment_innerHTML : applied to the title to be used for an attachment if there is no icon, in the get_attachment_innerHTML function. Filter function arguments: inner HTML (defaults to the title), attachment ID.
get_pages : applied to the list of pages returned by the get_pages function. Filter function arguments: list of pages (each item of which contains a page data array), get_pages function argument list (telling which pages were requested).
post_class : applied to the classes of the outermost HTML element for a post. Called in the get_post_class function. Filter function arguments: an array of class names, an array of additional class names that were added to the first array, and the post ID.
private_title_format : Used to the change or manipulate the post title when its status is private.
sanitize_title : applied to a post title by the sanitize_title function, after stripping out HTML tags.
the_excerpt : applied to the post excerpt (or post content, if there is no excerpt) retrieved from the database, prior to printing on the screen (also used in some other operations, such as trackbacks).
attachment_fields_to_save : applied to fields associated with an attachment prior to saving them in the database. Called in the media_upload_form_handler function. Filter function arguments: an array of post attributes, an array of attachment fields including the changes submitted from the form.
attachment_max_dims : applied to the maximum image dimensions before reducing an image size. Filter function input (and return value) is either false (if no maximum dimensions have been specified) or a two-item list (width, height).
comment_flood_filter : applied when someone appears to be flooding your blog with comments. Filter function arguments: already blocked (true/false, whether a previous filtering plugin has already blocked it; set to true and return true to block this comment in a plugin), time of previous comment, time of current comment.
get_comments_number : applied to the comment count read from the $post global variable by the get_comments_number function (which is also called by the comments_number function; see also comments_number filter).
wp_insert_post_data : applied to modified and unmodified post data in wp_insert_post() prior to update or insertion of post into database. Function arguments: modified and extended post array and sanitized post array.
get_ancestors : applied to the list of ancestor IDs returned by the get_ancestors function (which is in turn used by many other functions). Filter function arguments: ancestor IDs array, given object ID, given object type.
get_categories : applied to the category list generated by the get_categories function (which is in turn used by many other functions). Filter function arguments: category list, get_categories options list.
list_cats_exclusions : applied to the SQL WHERE statement giving the categories to be excluded by the get_categories function. Typically, a plugin would add to this list, in order to exclude certain categories or groups of categories from category lists. Filter function arguments: excluded category WHERE clause, get_categories options list.
the_category : applied to the list of categories (an HTML list with links) created by the get_the_category_list function. Filter function arguments: generated HTML text, list separator being used (empty string means it is a default LI list), parents argument to get_the_category_list.
wp_get_object_terms : applied to the list of terms (an array of objects) generated by the wp_get_object_terms function, which is called by a number of category/term related functions, such as get_the_terms and get_the_category.
post_link : applied to the calculated post permalink by the get_permalink function, which is also called by the the_permalink, post_permalink, previous_post_link, and next_post_link functions. Filter function arguments: permalink URL, post data list. Note that this only applies to WordPress default posts, and not custom post types (nor pages or attachments).
get_the_modified_time : applied to the formatted post modification time generated by the get_the_modified_time and get_post_modified_time functions (which are also called by the the_modified_time function).
bloginfo : applied to the blog option information retrieved from the database by the bloginfo function, after first retrieving the information with the get_bloginfo function. A second argument $show gives the name of the bloginfo option that was requested. Note that bloginfo("url"), bloginfo("directory") and bloginfo("home") do not use this filtering function (see bloginfo_url).
bloginfo_rss : applied to the blog option information by function get_bloginfo_rss (which is also called from bloginfo_rss), after first retrieving the information with the get_bloginfo function, stripping out HTML tags, and converting characters appropriately. A second argument $show gives the name of the bloginfo option that was requested.
pre_get_space_used: applied to the get_space_used() function to provide an alternative way of displaying storage space used. Returning false from this filter will revert to default display behavior (used wp_upload_dir() directory space in megabytes).
upload_mimes : allows a filter function to return a list of MIME types for uploads, if there is no MIME list input to the wp_check_filetype function. Filter function argument is an associated list of MIME types whose component names are file extensions (separated by vertical bars) and values are the corresponding MIME types.
attribute_escape : applied to post text and other content by the attribute_escape function, which is called in many places in WordPress to change certain characters into HTML attributes before sending to the browser.
comment_moderation_text : applied to the body of the mail message before sending email notifying the administrator of the need to moderate a new comment. Filter function arguments: mail body text, comment ID.
format_to_edit : applied to post content, excerpt, title, and password by the format_to_edit function, which is called by the admin menus to set up a post for editing. Also applied to when editing comments in the admin menus.
manage_edit-$post_type_columns : applied to the list of columns to print on the manage posts screen for a custom post type. Filter function argument/return value is an associative array where the element key is the name of the column, and the value is the header text for that column. See also action manage_$post_type_posts_custom_column, which puts the column information into the edit screen.
manage_link-manager_columns : was manage_link_columns until wordpress 2.7. applied to the list of columns to print on the blogroll management screen. Filter function argument/return value is an associative list where the element key is the name of the column, and the value is the header text for that column. See also action manage_link_custom_column, which puts the column information into the edit screen.
manage_pages_columns : applied to the list of columns to print on the manage pages screen. Filter function argument/return value is an associative array where the element key is the name of the column, and the value is the header text for that column. See also action manage_pages_custom_column, which puts the column information into the edit screen.
You can also replace individual template files from your theme, by using
the following filter hooks. See also the
template_redirect
action hook. Each of these filters takes as input the path to the
corresponding template file in the current theme. A plugin can modify
the file to be used by returning a new path to a template file.
mod_rewrite_rules : applied to the list of rewrite rules given to the user to put into their .htaccess file when they change their permalink structure. (Note: replaces deprecated filter rewrite_rules.)
These are filters run by the WP_Query object in the course of building
and executing a query to retrieve posts. See also #Advanced WordPress Filters for queries relating
to users, meta values, and more generic queries.
found_posts_query : after the list of posts to display is queried from the database, WordPress selects rows in the query results. This filter allows you to do something other than SELECT FOUND_ROWS() at that step.
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