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SplineTimeLine
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November 28, 2017
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Metadata column order, again

  • November 28, 2017
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Why does the column sort order change in the project panel when opening new bin views or changing the schema. I have read the "save a workspace" stuff. That is not reliable nor useful..

Additionally when opening different schemas I need the column order I set for that metadata display to repeat exactly as I had originally ordered it. No matter the workspace, the number of bins, etc.It is a complete waste of time to have to re-sort every time I change a schema.

This is a very logical (almost inherent in the whole concept of schemas)

Thoughts?

      최고의 답변: Meg The Dog

      Configure the metadata as you want, then in the metadata display panel, save the setting. The new saved setting should appear in the presets dropdown window.

      Now open a new bin and the metadata should be displayed as the saved preset calls for:

      Works correctly on my Mac.

      MtD

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      kims_schley
      kims_schley
      Participating Frequently
      August 11, 2018

      Just ran into this issue also. Can`t be so hard to fix this.

      Would this be considered a bug fix or feature request?

      Hello Adobe ??  Last entry from DMH79  07.05.2018   ....its August now !!

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      Meg The Dog답변
      Inspiring
      August 11, 2018

      Configure the metadata as you want, then in the metadata display panel, save the setting. The new saved setting should appear in the presets dropdown window.

      Now open a new bin and the metadata should be displayed as the saved preset calls for:

      Works correctly on my Mac.

      MtD

      Stewart Shevin
      Stewart Shevin
      Participating Frequently
      December 5, 2019

      It  will recall the correct columns, but not in the correct order.  Any columns you select beyond the defaults will recall on the far right, even if they were the first column when you saved.


      Dennis, I was able to get the columns to order properly by following "Reset to saved layout in the workspace will put the order back." Granted, this workaround makes no sense intuitively. Adobe should fix issues like this that make no logical sense. I've looked at other threads withing Adobe's support and it doesn't list this workaround. 

      adobebp73840461
      adobebp73840461
      Participating Frequently
      April 24, 2018

      I have the same obnoxious problem as you. You setup a metadata display for your project and then any time you open a bin in a new tab or window - OR - close and reopen the project, all of the columns resize and place themselves however they see fit and ignore your configuration. Reset to saved workspace helps but it's pretty lame fix to the issue.

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      DMH79
      Inspiring
      May 7, 2018

      adobebp73840461  wrote

      I have the same obnoxious problem as you. You setup a metadata display for your project and then any time you open a bin in a new tab or window - OR - close and reopen the project, all of the columns resize and place themselves however they see fit and ignore your configuration. Reset to saved workspace helps but it's pretty lame fix to the issue.

      This issue is really annoying. Adobe, how do we keep a saved metadata display from resetting every time a project is closed and then reopened? Also occurs when you open up a folder in the project panel in a new tab/window. Would this be considered a bug fix or feature request?

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      excited_Genie16B8
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      November 28, 2017

      What does "opening new bin view" mean.  Just...opening a bin?  Or something else?

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      SplineTimeLine작성자
      Known Participant
      November 28, 2017

      holding a modifier key to open an instance. Anytime I reopen a project or change the folder (as just indicated) the sort order is not the same.

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      excited_Genie16B8
      Legend
      November 28, 2017

      OK, that's just opening a bin.  Adding the word "view" confused me, because you don't "open" a view, you "change" it (from Icon to List, for example).

      So you're saying that if a bin is sorted by Column B when it's closed, reopening will show it sorted by Column A?

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