Database -> Base -> Utility -> Normal -> Change Filter Parameters

Device: Desktop
Browser: Chrome
OS: Windows

Steps to reproduce:

Database -> Base -> Utility -> Normal

Anything else to add:

Currently filters on 'Normal' which shows all items that are normal bases as well as normal speed.

Suggest to change the filter to 'Normal Base' so it works as intended.

It can't distinguish between the two - not possible - some of the oldest code on the site you're looking at there

Teebling wrote: 2 years ago

It can't distinguish between the two - not possible - some of the oldest code on the site you're looking at there

Can you elaborate this further? If I set the url manually to base/#filter=Normal%20Base it seems to work for me. I would love to see this fixed.

Edit: I previously posted something but deleted that post. This somehow removed the "This post was marked as the fix." from your post @Teebling.

atari wrote: 1 year ago

Teebling wrote: 2 years ago

It can't distinguish between the two - not possible - some of the oldest code on the site you're looking at there

Can you elaborate this further?

It's a string matching search done on the client side - so it's just matching text on the page to your search/filters basically, there's no further logic you can add to the parameters (unless those are also string-matching).

There is no 'real' backend or 'controller' for this area of the site, was still doing everything in jQuery back then.

This means when a filter hits two results and one is undesired, I don't have a way to say 'not X' or 'only Y' etc.

I can try your original suggestion by changing it to 'Normal Base' instead of 'Normal' - but that might break something else, and it's just more patchwork on top of more patchwork with this old UI - there are like dozens of open reports/feedback topics about similar inconsistencies in this area of the site.