@aasimali this is expeced atm it has the hidden-phone class.
See: https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms/blob/staging/administrator/components/com_users/views/users/tmpl/modal.php#L36

-Okay! But the question remains... Why for this view only?
-Suppose, I just wanna see only admins user, Then?
-Another problem is that, Sorting option is also not there for this field.

So, In this condition, Hiding the filter is not a good solution from my point of view.

@aasimali feel free to send a PR that remove the hidden-phone class

So, In this condition, Hiding the filter is not a good solution from my point of view.

please test as i'm not sure how it look / work on mobile devices.

Hi zero-24

Can someone else do that please? Just refer this issue while doing pull request.

@aasimali , this is just my opinion, but I think that at the moment if you go bugs hunting in the administrator user interface in mobile portrait view (and sometimes landscape too), you can find bugs by the scores... Do you want another one? Do you see the sidebar?

This is to say that right now I think it is not reasonable to find and file each and every bug for Isis in mobile: Isis is simply not really mobile-ready and you'll have to wait for a new interface to be developed or a major rework be done on it. My 2c...

... one more thing: IMHO this bugs cherry-picking activity should be eventually done on the upcoming Joomla version (at this time 3.4.0) and not the currently released one (3.3.6)

@smz
Hi,
I know, there are lots of bugs in Joomla and it is not completely responsive for mobile view yet. My aim is to improve the quality of Joomla as much as I can, and I am eagerly waiting for 3.4.0
I hope, everything will be perfect in term of UI/Functionality/Accessibility in our next release(3.4.0)

and I am eagerly waiting for 3.4.0
Why wait? Test it now, then your work can be really useful!

I'd also suggest you stop adding references to www.techjoomla.com when you open/comment issues: the suspect could arise that you're using this as a SEO operation to increase www.techjoomla.com page rank by having it linked from joomla.org and github.com...

@smz
My intention is to improve the quality of Joomla not to advertise www.techjoomla.com. That's not my job, that's the job of someone else in techjoomla. I am just trying to help you to Joomla.
Thanks for letting me know, I will not use this reference ever I am updating all the comment and removing it from all the comments.

@smz
How can I test the 3.4.0 before public(stable) release? I do not have access!
Can you explain me, If there is an alternative way for testing Joomla 3.4.0 before stable release?

@aasimali In GitHub fork https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms, install GitHub for Windows (https://windows.github.com/) or the corresponding one for your platform (MacOS, Linux, ...) and clone the forked project in desktop

... then copy the code form the local (cloned) repo to your www root and you're set!

Thanks @smz
Okay! Is there any other detail documentation for the same? In case, If i stuck somewhere, Then I will refer that doc.

Yes, there must be something somewhere in docs.joomla.org (maybe not exactly up-to-date), but I can't remember exactly where and finding things in docs.joomla.org isn't the easiest thing in the world...

I'll advise you to first familiarize with GitHub and its local "frontend", maybe creating your own test "repo" with just an "Hello, world!" program, and then fork and clone the Joomla repo.

Remember that the Joomla repo's branch where we have the latest (development) code is "Staging" and not "Master" as it is usual with other GitHub projects.

See https://docs.joomla.org/Git_for_Testers_and_Trackers

@sovainfo, thanks, but that's not the document I had in my mind... something similar, anyway. The one you pointed at seems to deal mainly with Eclipse and Tortoise Git, and I tend to prefer the "official" GitHub tools

Skip the Eclipse and Tortoise and it leaves you with the Cli, my preferences!

Also, to find related documents try: https://www.google.it/search?q=github+site:docs.joomla.org

Sorry, comment above made reference to the Italian Google server. Correct URL is: https://www.google.com/search?q=github+site:docs.joomla.org

And the main URL in docs.joomla.org seems to be this one: https://docs.joomla.org/Portal:Joomla!_Code_Contributors/GitHub_Pull_Requests

@smz @sovainfo
Thanks for sharing all the links, but i have set up the site without referring any links

@aasimali Good, I'm happy you found your way!
BTW, you got the concept that you have to keep your testing code constantly in sync with what is done (merging of PRs) in the original repo, right?

Thanks! @smz

How can I constantly update the code?
Can you please tell me this thing too? So that, i'll update keep testing code up to date

Easy: use GitHub, as explained.

Oops. My bad
Thanks!
Wish you a very happy new year.

@aasimali

Easy: use GitHub, as explained.

... or use the hard way and install bevor testing the last Nightly Builds from http://developer.joomla.org/cms-packages/

Thank you That's easier. I will download the package from the given path before testing

I'm not sure how often the "Nightly Builds" are updated: maintainers can be more precise about that...
But if you want to be constantly updated GitHub is the way to go and then in the local GitHub shell issue this commands:

git checkout staging
git remote update
git reset --hard upstream/staging
git push origin +staging

BTW and OT, I'm reading that the Indian government has blocked access to GitHub: I'm afraid you'll have some difficulties... (See: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/tech/tech-news/Pastebin-Dailymotion-Github-blocked-after-DoT-order-Report/articleshow/45701713.cms)

Yes, I have read the same in twitter.
So, which is the best way to keep testing code up to date?

@smz

I'm not sure how often the "Nightly Builds" are updated: maintainers can be more precise about that...

every new day (night) by a script.

So, which is the best way to keep testing code up to date?

Definitely the GitHub way: it will also be way faster. You'll have some initial difficulties grasping how things works, but it will pay out. It is also the easiest way for you to submit new PRs

thanks @zero-24 !

Thanks everyone.
Once again! Wish you a very happy new year to all

Happy new year to yo as well! Namasté!

@aasimali BTW and OT: I've traveled several times throughout your country and love it!

@smz Thank you. :)
Nice to know that :) Seems, You had awesome time in india

Closing as expected behaviour. It is not expected that you can access all options when on a small form device