I’m starting to have scenes with around ten actions, or even more.
When I reach the eleventh, I tell myself « Ah I could add that…, but I’d need to put it in second position. »
At the moment, we have to delete actions in order to add one and re-enter them.
If we had the ability to move them up or down in the same way as the boxes when editing the dashboard, that would be great.
I don’t have a vote left, but yes, I agree — that would simplify complex scenes when you want to add an action.
Same here, I got so mad so many times for the same reason!
You have all my votes 
I’ve often encountered the same issue! I second that!
Same here, with deletion when they’re no longer used .. just to keep things tidy! 
+1
So my vote has already been counted, because I deleted one on another issue that I considered less important.
I don’t think you can count the « fake » votes
It would be a mess otherwise ^^.
I think it’s better to prioritize those votes by removing them and revoting like @_Will_71 did 
Voting intentions
I’ve voted!
(I withdrew another vote 
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Exactly, I advise everyone to do a little « review » of their votes to re-prioritize them. Removing less crucial features to put the vote on another one helps a lot 
To see your votes, just go to « My votes »: Demande de fonctionnalités - Gladys Assistant community
The number of votes per person is intentionally limited, otherwise everyone would vote for everything and we’d be back to square one: impossible to prioritize 
Can we use the same solution?
To make sure we’re talking about the same thing, when we talk about moving an action up or down.
For you an action is :
Or this :
If it’s the 1st option, the goal would be to move an action from one « big » box to another « big » box, so I understand the use of a drag-and-drop library.
If it’s the 2nd option, I would rather see an « arrow » system to move the actions. And
For my part, I have only one action per block, so I’d say solution 2.
Personally, I’d say the first.
For a house-check scenario, I request the latest status of the openings; there are about ten of them in the same box.
If I forgot an action before checking the status, I have to re-enter everything.
Ultimately, both solutions can be justified.
Thanks for looking into it.
@Tlse-vins I would say your case is also number 2, because you want to add an action box before your status-check action box.
Case #1 would be to extract one of your verification actions into another action box!
Anyway, that’s how I understand it.
It’s a bit of both for me: you need to be able to move actions via drag and drop between action blocks, and you need to be able to create/delete action blocks.
If you want to work on it, I’ll dump here the state of my research since I’ve already started experimenting on the topic
I tested all these things (originally it’s for the dashboard to re-organize the boxes Trello-style):
React-DND looks really good, supports multiple drag-and-drop input sources (mouse on PC and touch on mobile), and it works very well with Preact — I think it’s a good solution!
I just edited a scene with more than 20 actions and removed some.
But as a result I have empty blocks remaining.
2 ideas:
And as a complement: add a « + » to be able to add a step between two actions.
