Bug: Tag not saving
With the new tag suggest feature, you have to press Enter to save a tag. This is counter-intuitive. Entering a tag, and clicking outside the tag field should be enough to save the tag. I've lost a few tags due to this.
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Mark Barnes said:
With the new tag suggest feature, you have to press Enter to save a tag.
Clicking on the suggested tag saved it in the Mac version. Clicking outside the field did not clear the cursor from the field, however. I had to select another resource to clear the input field.
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Mark Barnes said:
Entering a tag, and clicking outside the tag field should be enough to save the tag.
There's been some discussion on the Windows implementation and the consensus is that the design is not intuitive/awkward. Unfortunately, clicking outside (or using Esc) is the only way to complete the action after using Enter to save!
Dave
===Windows 11 & Android 13
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Mark Barnes said:
With the new tag suggest feature, you have to press Enter to save a tag. This is counter-intuitive. Entering a tag, and clicking outside the tag field should be enough to save the tag. I've lost a few tags due to this.
I will create a case for this suggestion for Development to investigate.
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Mark Barnes said:
Entering a tag, and clicking outside the tag field should be enough to save the tag.
Mark to verify, are you asking the tag to just be saved? or saved and applied as a tag when you click outside the tag field?
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Angela Murashov said:Mark Barnes said:
With the new tag suggest feature, you have to press Enter to save a tag. This is counter-intuitive. Entering a tag, and clicking outside the tag field should be enough to save the tag. I've lost a few tags due to this.
I will create a case for this suggestion for Development to investigate.
This is fixed in Beta 4.
When clicking outside of the tag field the tag is saved. However, pressing enter applies the tag to the resource.
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Angela Murashov said:
When clicking outside of the tag field the tag is saved. However, pressing enter applies the tag to the resource.
What is the difference? "saving" a tag should automatically apply it to the resource, shouldn't it? If not, I don't understand the proposed workflow.
I also find "clicking outside the tag field" laborious. My preference would be clicking "enter", with another tag field automatically opening up to add another tag.
The less a user switches from keyboard to mouse the better
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toughski said:
What is the difference? "saving" a tag should automatically apply it to the resource
It's a subtle thing, but the box closes when you click outside and you see Add tag or Edit in its place. If you then click the link the box opens with the "saved" value showing!
Dave
===Windows 11 & Android 13
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Dave Hooton said:toughski said:
What is the difference? "saving" a tag should automatically apply it to the resource
It's a subtle thing, but the box closes when you click outside and you see Add tag or Edit in its place. If you then click the link the box opens with the "saved" value showing!
I am not trying to be argumentative, but what is the point of clicking TWICE when you can hit a (Enter) key once? Not mentioning the extra movement of the hand from keyboard to the mouse. Seems to me like a step to 1980s
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toughski said:
I am not trying to be argumentative, but what is the point of clicking TWICE when you can hit a (Enter) key once?
I was explaining the difference, but clicking outside commits the tag in the stable version so now we see a design decision that Logos is rather prone to committing since Logos 4.
Dave
===Windows 11 & Android 13
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Angela Murashov said:Angela Murashov said:Mark Barnes said:
With the new tag suggest feature, you have to press Enter to save a tag. This is counter-intuitive. Entering a tag, and clicking outside the tag field should be enough to save the tag. I've lost a few tags due to this.
I will create a case for this suggestion for Development to investigate.
This is fixed in Beta 4.
When clicking outside of the tag field the tag is saved. However, pressing enter applies the tag to the resource.
I apologize but this was not fixed in Beta 4.
It is fixed in 5.2a Beta 5: Clicking outside of the tag field will now save and apply the tag to the resource.
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Angela Murashov said:
Clicking outside of the tag field will now save and apply the tag to the resource.
Does not work in 5.2a Beta 5 Mac. Clicking outside the tag field within the Info window only causes the suggested tag box to disappear. Clicking outside the Info window does cause the tag to be applied.
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Jack Caviness said:Angela Murashov said:
Clicking outside of the tag field will now save and apply the tag to the resource.
Does not work in 5.2a Beta 5 Mac. Clicking outside the tag field within the Info window only causes the suggested tag box to disappear. Clicking outside the Info window does cause the tag to be applied.
I'm sorry Jack but this behavior is apparently a known limitation of the Mac design. [:(]
The text fields do not give up having focus by just clicking anywhere in the UI (Behavior on Windows), but something else has to take focus from them.
For example: Click in the Information panel to edit the title or the short title or the series and then click outside of those fields. Notice that they do not give up focus either. You have to click in another panel or text field that will take the focus away.
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Angela Murashov said:
I'm sorry Jack but this behavior is apparently a known limitation of the Mac design.
Interesting. Noted that changing rating or clicking one of the device checkboxes does not change focus, but clicking in the Short Title field does.
Thank you for the useful information.
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