97894 - check run remembered query when choosing a remembered query

Status: RESOLVED FIXED

(Bugzilla :: Query/Bug List, defect, P3)

Description

[Stephane Saux]

Currently there are two radio button that control the select list for remembered
queries. One to run the query and one to forget it.
I think that remembered queries are pretty neat, and I use it all the time, but
I run into the following:
1. Select one of the remembered query
2. Submit.
Get thousands of hits.
The reason of course is that selecting one of the remembered queries doesn't
automatically set the "run the remembered" query radio button.
I think it should.  Most people run remembered queries hundreds of times and
only delete any occasionally. Consequently it's reasonable to make the
assumption that when somebody selects a remembered query, the user wants to run
it, not delete it.
With such an enhancement, deleting a query would be no more difficult than it is
today (select the query, check the "delete this query" radio button, submit),
but   running one would be easier and less error prone: select the query, submit.

Comment 1

[Jacob Steenhagen]

I might also suggest that if 'delete' is selected, we leave it alone so if
someone choose the verb first, then the noun, we don't break it :)

In theory, this would be just a few lines of JavaScript (similar to stuff used
elsewhere).

Comment 2

[GavinS]

I've just tried this, and it looks like the 'run' radio button is selected when
you choose a stored query, so can this be resolved now? (FIXED or WORKSFORME, I
guess?)

Comment 3

[Dave Miller [:justdave]]

yep, it's fixed.  This was fixed by the patch on bug 150776.