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Bug or New Feature? CC Search reversed

• alosso 21,070 Posts

  Tue, Feb 3 2015 2:28 AM

  Selecting "Country Clubs" in the Community tab shows "CCs searching members by member number" as a default, formerly from top to bottom.

  Now, the order has been reversed to bottom-up, showing a bunch of "1/250" CCs on top.

  Deselecting "CCs searching members" brings the usual top-down display, and the four further searches are unchanged, top-down.

  Can anybody confirm this change?

  To WGT: Is this intentional, or is it a new glitch?

  If intentional, which use would it have to show CCs without members which probably are "dead"?

  Edit: Limiting the search to one country (Germany) results in a totally unsorted display, e.g. 125/250 - 142/250 - 144/250 ... 2/100 ...

   

  BTW: Sorting members of one CC by "date last played" still is disordered. I've been wondering long time how such a simple sort can be messed up! (Date of entry used to work perfectly when it was in display.)

• alosso 21,070 Posts

  Wed, Feb 4 2015 9:11 AM

  bump

• WGTicon 12,511 Posts

  Wed, Feb 4 2015 5:59 PM

  let me check on it tomorrow :)

  -wgticon

• WGTicon 12,511 Posts

  Thu, Feb 5 2015 11:16 AM

  hi

  looks like it's a new feature as we are trying to highlight clubs with open memberships/space for new members.

  -wgticon

• alosso 21,070 Posts

  Thu, Feb 5 2015 1:54 PM

  Thanks for coming back to me, Icon!

  But, would it be a feature to leave a "sort by members" totally unsorted?

  alosso:

  Limiting the search to one country (Germany) results in a totally unsorted display, e.g. 125/250 - 142/250 - 144/250 ... 2/100 ...

  Furtheron, is it a feature now to include some CCs in every search limited by country? (Diamante CC (USA), Waters Edge CC (USA) to name a few which have been mentioned here before, visible on selecting "Greece")

  It's Carnival over here, the foolish season, culminating on Rosenmontag, Feb 16th. Please communicate "Alaaf!" and "Helau!" as an applause to the department which invented such nonsensical joke.

  In all seriousness: That's randomizing, not sorting!