Saved Views Tabs
Named queries as tabs, the active view spelling out its query in plain text.
Named queries as tabs, the active view spelling out its query in plain text.
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Saved Views Tabs is the named query switcher above a ticket table, three tabs (My open tickets active with count 12, Escalations 3, Unassigned 8), the active view query stated in muted text as status is open AND assignee is me, sorted by age, and a Save current view affordance inline with the tab bar. The table beneath shows TCK-4790 through TCK-4821 with priority badges and age columns.
Views are one array with a label, count, and active flag. The query line under the tabs is what stops a saved view from becoming a mystery box over time.
Reach for this block on any support, task, or review queue where users return to the same filtered lists, wired to your views API and ticket endpoint. Wire the active tab to your router state so the URL reflects the current view.
A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:
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One strong use is the support ticket queue switcher. Other saved view tabs:
Tip: a view is a named query not a snapshot; tickets enter and leave as status changes, and that is worth stating beneath the tabs.