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Old 03-13-2018, 10:51 AM   #1470
nicolas161
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Originally Posted by davidfor View Post
Yes and no.

The no is because the tiles are displayed based on timestamps of when things are done. So, the first tile is always the book with the latest read date. And as soon as you open another book that changes.

The yes is because you can change the dates involved for a tile to something in the future and it will stay there. But, using the tile will change the date. If you really want something to stick, you can add a database trigger so that whenever the timestamp for the tile is modified, it is changed to something in the future.

This is not a solution I like. It would work, but I don't know if it is really useful. And I have to admit to little interest in implementing it.
, that helps a lot. If I understand correctly, you have already worked with database triggers, haven't you? If so, any advice on how one would implement something like this?
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