Can I choose to show "expire date" on the Subscription Sales table?

Youy can see it when you unfold sale. There are too many information to show everything in columns.

Ok, I see the expiration date when unfold the sale record.

But, my purpose is not only to "see" it, I want to show the "expiration date" as a column head because I can sort records with that column.

I had checked the page size and the table width, there is enough space to add a new column of "exp. date".

In fact, I think people care "expiration date" more than "creation date". Maybe you can show the former there to take the place of the latter.

Or, just add some options to let the Site Admin to choose which columns he want to show on the table, and the order of those columns (who first, who next and who last).

Thank you.

Good points. +1

baijianpeng I had checked the page size and the table width, there is enough space to add a new column of "exp. date".

Since Emerald is a frontend extension this statment is not true for everyone. For your template ther is space for other templates, there is no space.

What if I add ability to sotr by this column without making it a column? WOuld that be of any satisfaction?

How can I choose "sort by expiration date" if this expiraton date is not even a column? It is not easy to click it!

You are right that some templates may have tight space there.

So, I think a better solution is: let the site admin choose which column will be shown on the list table. This can be added as a new option in the "Configuration" page of Emerald backend.

Thank you.

baijianpeng How can I choose "sort by expiration date" if this expiraton date is not even a column?

The same way you can do that in backend in any records list. You can see at top right position selector of the field and order to apply to the list. Another words I can do that. The question is would that be enough?

baijianpeng So, I think a better solution is: let the site admin choose which column will be shown on the list table. This can be added as a new option in the "Configuration" page of Emerald backend.

Of course that would be ideal. But it is to complicated. Let's find optimal solution.

OK, just make the first step. Later when you have more time, maybe you can consider to add the "choose which column to show" option.

May be later :)