[sizzlemctwizzle]

Put a sortable and orderable list of scripts on both the home page and profiles. The HTML/CSS is fucked up but that's not my job. Closes #55.

[sizzlemctwizzle]

As usual, someone please test and hit the merge button.

Edit: Screw it. From now on until the site is actually working, I'm just going to merge things myself.

[jerone]

Did some fast testing and looks great.

Only feedback I have is http://openuserjs.org/scripts/sort/XXX is the same as http://openuserjs.org/scripts/sort/XXX/dir/asc, giving us two urls with the same content. SEO friendly blabla....

Off-topic: just merge your stuff when you have something finished; you're the only active dev and the site isn't released anyways. If someone disagrees we can start a discussion.

[sizzlemctwizzle]

Only feedback I have is http://openuserjs.org/scripts/sort/XXX is the same as http://openuserjs.org/scripts/sort/XXX/dir/asc

That's only true if you're sorting by a text field. Numeric and date fields are sorted descending by default. There are a total of four separate parameters and they have default values (which is when they'll be hidden), but you could also use the explicit url. My goal was to keep urls as clean as possible, but still make them powerful.

Off-topic: just merge your stuff when you have something finished; you're the only active dev and the site isn't released anyways. If someone disagrees we can start a discussion.

Yeah, I figured that out today.

[jerone]

That's only true if you're sorting by a text field. Numeric and date fields are sorted descending by default. There are a total of four separate parameters and they have default values (which is when they'll be hidden), but you could also use the explicit url. My goal was to keep urls as clean as possible, but still make them powerful.

I understand that and those urls are great, but that still gives us two urls to the same content (descending or ascending, doesn't matter), resulting in an SEO penalty.

[jerone]

I suggest using the rel="canonical" meta on the default sorting page for XXX:

<link rel="canonical" href="http://openuserjs.org/scripts/sort/XXX" />

Throwing an 301 isn't really valid here.

[Zren]

Was there a specific reason for using route parameters rather than query string parameters?