When I click on a “project” in the explorer, the default “view” is a hierarchy of all the db’s in that project. In my case, it’s
project
section
tasks
documents
files
I see from other topics here that filters currently cannot be named (so that a user can apply a named filter just by clicking on it). I can change filter params easily enough, but in lieu of named filters, I’d like to have 2 instances of my Task db displayed in my default view:
If you click on ‘List’ (next to the word Tasks in the cyan box) then you can add a new view with whatever filters you like. These are examples of ‘relation views’ and you can rename them to distinguish them (and you can actually choose different types of views - table, board, list etc.)
Just to compliment @Chr1sG’s instructions, here is a screenshot of what that looks like:
As @Chr1sG & @Matt_Blais mentioned you can have different view types, with different sort, filter and colour-coding settings as well as different visible fields.
This is one of fibery’s super-powers Hope that helps