Can't find itinerary view #579
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Hi all, maybe I'm just blind but I can't find the itinerary view like in the readme with Day 1 Day 2 etc. But from Demo I really like the idea of this project |
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Hi @KenoGuth, the itinerary view is a part of the collections feature. A collection without a start and end date functions like a folder but a collection with a start and end date functions like an itinerary. |
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Hi @seanmorley15 , |
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Glad to hear it was helpful, |
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I was also deeply confused by the naming. Why aren't they called Trips? |
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Hi @astappiev, they are called collections to be flexible. A collection without dates can act like a folder to group things together or a collection with dates is a trip. I am open to feedback because this has been talked about before so let me know if there is anything that could make it more clear! |
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I've just started exploring the project and that was the first thing that confused me. So, I went looking to see whether it had already been asked. The second problem I see, that if I created an Adventure (a place), I can't add it to a Collection (a trip), I need to create a new Adventure. As a developer, one possible solution that came to my mind could be to merge them into one page, add more filters, maybe different styles for cards, and "Add" (floating button) should have all possible options, e.g. Place/Collection/Trip/etc. But I could revise it later when use the service a little longer. |
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@astappiev I am seeing an option for an existing Adventure to be added to a Collection (trip) as per screenshot:
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Hi @KenoGuth, the itinerary view is a part of the collections feature. A collection without a start and end date functions like a folder but a collection with a start and end date functions like an itinerary.
Regarding the admin dash, auth is passed from frontend to backend so if you are logged into one, you are logged into the other. It can be reached via the
/adminredirect on the frontend.Let me know if you want any further clarification!