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Badge/notification counts must use identical permissions and be a subset of the list view they link to
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| name | badge-list-consistency |
| description | Badge/notification counts must use identical permissions and be a subset of the list view they link to |
| domain | backend-ux-consistency |
| confidence | low |
| source | earned |
When a badge (notification count) links to a list view, the badge query and the list view query must stay in sync. If the badge counts items the list doesn't show (or vice versa), users see a number that doesn't match what they click into — a confusing and trust-eroding UX bug.
The badge count method and the list view action MUST use the same permission check. If the list view gates on 'uploadWaivers', the badge must also gate on 'uploadWaivers', not a similar-sounding 'needingWaivers'.
// Badge count (model method)
$branchIds = $member->getBranchIdsForAction('uploadWaivers', 'Waivers.GatheringWaivers');
// List view (controller action) — MUST match
$branchIds = $currentUser->getBranchIdsForAction('uploadWaivers', 'Waivers.GatheringWaivers');
The badge count should be a subset of the list view results, not an independent query. The list view may show a broader set (e.g., past + upcoming items), but the badge should highlight the urgent/actionable subset (e.g., past items needing attention).
If the badge counts items the list doesn't show, users will never find what the badge is pointing at. If the list shows items the badge doesn't count, that's fine — the badge is an attention signal, not a total count.
When possible, extract the core query conditions into a shared method (on the Table class) that both the badge and list view call, with the badge adding stricter filters on top.
// Table class
public function findNeedingWaivers(Query $query, array $options): Query {
// Base conditions shared by badge and list
}
// Badge: adds ->where(['end_date <' => $today])
// List: uses as-is or adds broader date range
Any time you implement a notification badge, count indicator, or summary number that links to a detail/list view. Verify on implementation AND on any subsequent changes to either the badge or the list query.