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| ID | Category | Severity | Reproducibility | Date Submitted | Last Update | ||
| 0001583 | [Piwigo] tags | feature | N/A | 2010.04.08 10:22 | 2010.04.10 11:48 | ||
| Reporter | plg | View Status | public | ||||
| Assigned To | plg | ||||||
| Priority | normal | Resolution | fixed | Platform | |||
| Status | closed | OS | |||||
| Projection | none | OS Version | |||||
| ETA | none | Fixed in Version | 2.1.0RC2 | Product Version | |||
| Target Version | 2.1.0RC2 | Product Build | |||||
| Summary | 0001583: simplify "related tags" ergonomy | ||||||
| Description |
1) in the "related tags" block, replace the add_tag.png by a simple "+" character. It will keep the same size and color and is as much efficient. 2) for each tag, replace the 2 links (1 link on the "+", another link on the tag name) by a single link to create tag sets 3) display the remove_s.png in the page title as soon as the first tag (don't wait for the third tag) |
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| Tags | No tags attached. | ||||||
| browser | any | ||||||
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| Web server | Apache 1.3.x | ||||||
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(0003709) svn (reporter) 2010.04.08 10:26 |
[Subversion] r5703 by plg on trunk -----[Subversion commit log]---------------------------------------------------- feature 1583: replace add_tag.png icon by a simple "+" character in the "related tags" block. Only keep one link for each tag in the "related tags" block. |
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(0003711) svn (reporter) 2010.04.08 10:49 |
[Subversion] r5706 by plg on trunk -----[Subversion commit log]---------------------------------------------------- feature 1583: (tag navigation ergonomy) in the page title, always display the "remove tag" icon, whatever the number of tags. |
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(0003713) rvelices (developer) 2010.04.08 13:59 |
Hello, Concerning point 2) - is this something you really absolutely want to have ? I prefer from far the current behaviour (also on my site you have a related tags section without the + sign when browsing a non tag section with images ...) |
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(0003714) plg (manager) 2010.04.08 14:25 |
rvelices wrote: > I prefer from far the current behaviour (also on my site you > have a related tags section without the + sign when browsing > a non tag section with images ...) I was going to write you an email to understand why we had a if(!empty($U_ADD)) in the template. Now I understand. I really think the new behavior is much simpler for users. But your (specific?) feature is very interesting. How many tags you can display in this box when you're not browsing a tag? I think we should integrate it in core :-) it's a nice way to discover tag browsing, really good. If I take your feature into account, then my opinion is the following: it's better to keep a single link for each tag. If you're already displaying a tag, then it "adds the tag", else it "display the tag". On your website, if I'm looking at http://www.modusoptimus.com/pwg/index/tags/architecture [^] I see "+Japan" in the "related tags" menubar box. If I want to display all photos related to "Japan" and not "architecture+Japan", then I need 2 clicks: 1) click on "+Japan" in the "related tags" 2) you click on the "Japan" tag in the page title. This is the way it works on Delicious.com and it's really much easier to display a set of tags. I'm 94.3% sure that only a few people understand that clicking on the "+" produces a different result than clicking on "Japan". That's a pity because this is the only way to display a set of tags and that this is feature Piwigo has and not many other web application has. |
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(0003715) plg (manager) 2010.04.08 14:26 |
> If I take your feature into account, then my opinion is the > following: it's better to keep a single link for each tag. If > you're already displaying a tag, then it "adds the tag", else > it "display the tag". Of course, if we're not displaying a tag, then we don't have the "+" in front of the tag. |
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(0003717) rvelices (developer) 2010.04.08 19:26 |
In related tags when not browsing a tag I display - maximum 8 tags - the tags for the currently displayed elements (not the entire page[items] - the difference comes if you have a navigation bar). Otherwise performance issues if we browse for example a huge category displayed in flat mode. Let's go for the following: - integration of my specific feature into piwigo core - in php we generate both urls U_ADD and URL - in the default template we keep the behaviour you propose ( if U_ADD defined then 1 link with + else 1 link URL) - I can rewrite my template and do whatever I want with U_ADD and URL Agree ? |
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(0003718) plg (manager) 2010.04.08 20:37 |
Perfect. In your specific feature, if there is no related tag, do you instantiate the menubar block? |
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(0003723) rvelices (developer) 2010.04.08 22:01 |
> In your specific feature, if there is no related tag, do you instantiate the menubar block? Not sure but I will make sure I won't instantiate it if there is no related tag |
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