#755 Make Search bar "sticky"

[Leandro]

• Option to highlight in the tree view (in red) entries whose passwords haven't been changed in the last X months.
• Option to 'Always show' the search/filter bar at the bottom.
• Option to allow changing the colors of entries in the tree view.

[Rony Shapiro]

First item can be currently done using Filter Views, e.g., define a filter showing all entries with Password Modification times before 90 days.
Second item worth considering - renaming the request to describe this.
Third item is a separate request [754]

[Leandro]

The filters are not saved after the program is closed. So everytime I
want a filter I have to define all rules again, which is annoying.

On 30/05/2014 06:10, Rony Shapiro wrote:

First item can be currently done using Filter Views, e.g., define a
filter showing all entries with Password Modification times before 90
days.
Second item worth considering - renaming the request to describe this.
Third item is a separate request [754]

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[feature-requests:#755]
http://sourceforge.net/p/passwordsafe/feature-requests/755/ Feature
request

Status: open
Group: Next_Release_(example)
Created: Sun May 25, 2014 10:23 PM UTC by Leandro
Last Updated: Sun May 25, 2014 10:23 PM UTC
Owner: nobody

• Option to highlight in the tree view (in red) entries whose
  passwords haven't been changed in the last X months.
• Option to 'Always show' the search/filter bar at the bottom.
• Option to allow changing the colors of entries in the tree view.

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[fernando]

The filters are not saved after the program is closed. So everytime I
want a filter I have to define all rules again, which is annoying.

See topic 'Storing Filters' in Help file.

[Leandro]

I did not found such topic "Storing filters" in the help file.
Although I saw an option to export them to XML.
Still not practical. I mean, the filters should be an "one click" thing.
To do so I suppose them filters would have to be stored inside the
password db, which would require a new file format version.

Here's some idea...
The program could automatically save/load a <mydbname>.xml along with
the db file. Such xml would have those filters stored in it and
non-compromising settings related to the database. OR the xml could be
saved appart from the DB also encrypted.
All regarding this XML should be a non-user interactivity.

Thanks again team!

On 04/06/2014 11:07, fernando wrote:

The filters are not saved after the program is closed. So everytime I
want a filter I have to define all rules again, which is annoying.

See topic 'Storing Filters' in Help file.

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[feature-requests:#755]
http://sourceforge.net/p/passwordsafe/feature-requests/755/ Make
Search bar "sticky"

Status: open
Group: Next_Release_(example)
Created: Sun May 25, 2014 10:23 PM UTC by Leandro
Last Updated: Fri May 30, 2014 09:11 AM UTC
Owner: nobody

• Option to highlight in the tree view (in red) entries whose
  passwords haven't been changed in the last X months.
• Option to 'Always show' the search/filter bar at the bottom.
• Option to allow changing the colors of entries in the tree view.

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[fernando]

In Help file navigate to:
Using Password Safe > Filtering Entries

On that page...

See:
  Storing Filters
    Filters can be stored either as part of the current database,
    or externally, as XML files.

Also see:
  Note:
    Upon Startup, Password Safe searches for a file named autoload_filters.xml
    in the same directory as the pwsafe.cfg file...

    If such a file exists, then it is automatically imported and the filters it
    contains are ready for use.