Rich, Thanks for your reply.
I just explain about my question in below with example:
If an example; Fruit is the category name and added into RAM repository like a below order (logical order) for the customer/user.

Fruit
 | Banana
 | Grapes
 | Apple
 | Cabinet Cherry

Note: All sub-categories are NOT alphabetical order in above structure.

Fruit’s sub-categories are all having assets and searchable in search page.
But in the RAM Asset search page, when user clicks “Fruit” category schema
The subcategories listed in below order (alphabetical)

 Fruit
 | Apple
 | Banana
 | Cabinet Cherry
 | Grapes

Why is RAM listing in Alphabetical order?

Earlier our user saw the logical order in RAM asset search page; even user shared us the screen-shot of earlier sub-categories “logical order” listing. But, now iRAM shows alphabetical order for the same category schema.

Is this proposed new design requirement? (OR) Is there any issue in the code?

I looked back in the code from the beginning and they were always sorted alphabetically when displayed on the left side tree of facets on the search page. They were never explicitly displayed in definition order. There is no code at all for taking definition order into account. That would require accessing the actual category definition during display of the facets no the search page and the category definition is never accessed.

I even brought up an internal 7202 RAM instance and verified they are displayed in alphabetical order.

For example in the following from 7202. The actual order of the items is defined in the order by name, (i.e. "First" is first, "Second" is second, etc.). And here it is shown that they are displayed in alphabetical order:

Here's a copy and paste of a screenshot I have from when the category schema for this community displayed in logical order:



I'd like to construct a link that I can use to point individuals directly to the top of the category schema. 

What version and testfix of RAM is this? Pull down the Help->About page to get the version of RAM, and if 7511, then click the "Click here" link for testfix information and only the toplevel testfix number is sufficient, I don't need the whole list> This isn't the current iRAM.