add a feature to allow your servers to be sorted in the list by name,node,usage,status.
it would make for finding servers quite a bit easier on the list.
maybe also make it so you can choose how many servers to show on each page this would be really nice as currently we have 16 servers and there is just 1 lonely server on page 2.
For the second thing, set APP_PAGINATE_FRONT_SERVERS=20 in your .env file and then run php artisan config:cache and it should change the servers per page.
You could also add categrories to add server into. Then you could hide or show these categrories with a smiple click and wouldn't have 100 servers in a big list.
My team was surprised to find this wasn't already a feature.
I've seen a number of simple implementations use a separate "sorting_id" SQL column for this, then drag and drop to change the order on the client, with an async call to the backend to implement the change.
Could we do something like that?
@DaneEveritt From what I can see, this a simple, easy-to-implement feature that seems to be highly sought after, and in most cases expected by default. Yet all I see in this issue thread, from 2017, are deleted comments, a low priority label, and overall lack of interest in implementing what is likely a few-minute fix. Why is this?
Please, add server sorting to pterodactyl ... this is an absolute must-have basic feature.
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My team was surprised to find this wasn't already a feature.
I've seen a number of simple implementations use a separate "sorting_id" SQL column for this, then drag and drop to change the order on the client, with an async call to the backend to implement the change.
Could we do something like that?