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<blockquote data-quote="bert_r" data-source="post: 551355" data-attributes="member: 90426">Re: AW: Re: My Anime 2When you set an item to 'hide', all series having this property won't be shown, even if another of it's properties are set to 'show'. When an item is set to 'ignore', that specific property's status will be ignored (so it only depends on other properties if the series will be shown or not). If everything is 'ignored', everything will be shown.Example:Series A: completed, favoriteSeries B: completed, non-favoriteSeries C: not completed,&nbsp; favoriteSeries D: not completed, non-favorite- if a view has everything on 'ignored': everything will be shown- if a view has completed=show and everything else 'ignored': only A and B will be shown- if a view has completed=hide and everything else 'ignored': only C and D will be shown- if a view has favorite=show and everything else 'ignored': only A and C will be shown- if a view has favorite=hide and everything else 'ignored': only B and D will be shown- if a view has completed=show, favorite=show and everything else 'ignored': only A will be shown- if a view has completed=show, favorite=hide and everything else 'ignored': only B will be shown- if a view has completed=hide, favorite=show and everything else 'ignored': only C will be shown- if a view has completed=hide, favorite=hide and everything else 'ignored': only D will be shownI have been thinking about a simpler but even powerful solution, but I couldn't find one. This was the only way to re-implement all existing views (although I forgot the 'Years' view ... that's for next version).I did implement (partially) a view defined by a script, but I decided against it for now because that would be too complicated to modify.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bert_r, post: 551355, member: 90426"] [b]Re: AW: Re: My Anime 2[/b] When you set an item to 'hide', all series having this property won't be shown, even if another of it's properties are set to 'show'. When an item is set to 'ignore', that specific property's status will be ignored (so it only depends on other properties if the series will be shown or not). If everything is 'ignored', everything will be shown. Example: Series A: completed, favorite Series B: completed, non-favorite Series C: not completed, favorite Series D: not completed, non-favorite - if a view has everything on 'ignored': everything will be shown - if a view has completed=show and everything else 'ignored': only A and B will be shown - if a view has completed=hide and everything else 'ignored': only C and D will be shown - if a view has favorite=show and everything else 'ignored': only A and C will be shown - if a view has favorite=hide and everything else 'ignored': only B and D will be shown - if a view has completed=show, favorite=show and everything else 'ignored': only A will be shown - if a view has completed=show, favorite=hide and everything else 'ignored': only B will be shown - if a view has completed=hide, favorite=show and everything else 'ignored': only C will be shown - if a view has completed=hide, favorite=hide and everything else 'ignored': only D will be shown I have been thinking about a simpler but even powerful solution, but I couldn't find one. This was the only way to re-implement all existing views (although I forgot the 'Years' view ... that's for next version). I did implement (partially) a view defined by a script, but I decided against it for now because that would be too complicated to modify. [/QUOTE]

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