What does the Edit sorting do?

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    Engeltaposted 10 years ago

    When you click Title in the Hubs page, it rearranges your hubs in alphabetical order, or reverse. When you click Edit, what does it do? How does it rearrange the hubs?

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    1. Millionaire Tips profile image81
      Millionaire Tipsposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      LOL. I hadn't even noticed that on the stats page.  It probably does sort them in alphabetical order (unless it is set up as an image), but since the whole column says the same thing, there would be no change from the last view you used.

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    2. Glenn Stok profile image65
      Glenn Stokposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      That "edit" tag is kind of redundant. It does exactly the same sorting as clicking on the "title" tag.

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        Engeltaposted 10 years agoin reply to this

        I have tried it and it does not sort the hubs in alphabetical order. It does not sort the hubs in any other order as the other options do.

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        1. Glenn Stok profile image65
          Glenn Stokposted 10 years agoin reply to this

          Engelta - You're absolutely right! And thanks for the correction.  I just did further testing and discovered that I was mislead with my prior tests. Clicking the "edit" tag only causes it to sort by the last column we sorted by before.  That is why I was mislead, and I stand corrected. 

          Now that thou brought that to my attention, I was curious to discover if there is a default. When I leave and come back to the stats page, and then click "edit" for the very first time, it seems to sort by the 7-day views. That seems to be the default. But if I sort by any other column and then click "edit", it causes it to sort by whatever I sorted by last.

          I think HubPages team should remove that link above the edit column. It serves no purpose. And it is clear that the individual "edit" buttons next to each title are used to go into edit mode. So no title above that column is necessary.

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            Engeltaposted 10 years agoin reply to this

            Thank you for clarifying it to me. I think that this option should be removed as it is worth nothing.

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  2. NateB11 profile image86
    NateB11posted 10 years ago

    That's interesting, I never even noticed that.

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