Yeah, right, it's a virtual group, but the user doesn't know. He sees the
group like a normal group and I think most of them, if they use groups, try
to handle with it like that. But ok, WLM behaves like that, so amsn should
do, too. Anyway, moving back to "no group" should definitely be possible, so
we should add a "remove from all groups" to the context menu.
Mirko
2007/6/1, Youness Alaoui < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Indeed. Just so you know (in case you didn't realize it, but I think you
did). The 'no group' is a virtual group
(just like online/offline/mobile groups). It isn't listed as a group when
we fetch the contact list. In WLM, the
'no group' doesn't appear, instead you have users on the top of the CL
without appearing inside a group (this
means you can't "collapse" the users who aren't in a group). The only way
to put a user in 'no group' is to
remove it from all groups. To delete a user, we remove it from all groups,
it becomes part of 'no group' then we
have to remove it from the 'no group' virtual group for the user to be
deleted from our CL.
Humm.. I just tried in WLM and it seems they changed it a bit, now users
in 'no group' aren't appearing in the
root of the CL, they actually appear in a "Other contacts" group under all
other groups (instead of being on
the top like before). If you have the option 'group contacts offline' (our
hybrid mode), then the 'other
contacts' group is under the 'offline' group. In WLM, there is no such
thing as 'move contact to 'other
contacts' group, and there is no such thing as 'remove from all groups',
but there is the contextual menu :
group options -> copy contact to -> group1
group1
etc..
move contact to -> group1
group2
etc..
remove contact from group
The 'group options' don't appear if you sort by status.
The 'remove contact from group' removes the user from the current group
(in which you right clicked the
contact).
The 'remove contact from group' doesn't appear if the user is in 'other
contacts'.
If you have a user in multiple groups you have to "remove contact from
group" from all the groups in order for
it to go to 'other contacts'.
As much as you can't drop a user to the 'offline' group, you also can't
drop a user to the 'other contacts' (so
you can't drag/drop a contact to 'no group' which would remove him from
all other groups).
That being said, I don't know what the solution with amsn should be. Right
now, if we drop a user to 'no group',
we get a bug report (because we send the ADC moving the contact to group
'0' (which is no group) and the server
responds with a 403 error, which we don't check (we do a [lindex $response
X] to get the group id to which the
user got moved to, and then we check the variable list_$group or
something, so if $group is empty, we get an
error because $list_ doesn't exist. we should check if [lindex $response
0] is ADC or an error message to make
sure we don't 'handle' the ADC in the wrong way.
I think dropping should be disabled for no group (as well as mobile and
offline) and maybe just allow the
'delete from group' instead of only 'delete'. But I don't see why a user
would want to put a contact in no
group, if he wants, he can create a group named "other contacts" or "no
group" or whatever, and move the contact
there. the 'no group' should be used ONLY when adding a new user, then
once you move it to a proper group, it
should stay in a 'valid' group. That's the purpose of 'no group' in my
opinion. I might be wrong though.
So.. solution would be to disable drag/drop to no group, and leave the
behavior as it is, if we want to allow
users to move to no group, then the 'delete from group' method used by WLM
would be the way to go.
What do you think ?
p.s. : sorry for the YAHEFY (yet another huge email from Youness :p).
kaKaRoTo
On Fri, Jun 01, 2007 at 01:31:36PM +0200, Harry Vennik wrote:
> I think the second way is the best. However, when a contact is
> dragged to No Group, and actually the contact is in multiple groups,
> then the user should be warned that moving a contact to No Group will
> remove it from any group it was in, and not just the group it was
> dragged from.
>
> Harry
>
> Op 1-jun-2007, om 13:19 heeft Mirko Hansen het volgende geschreven:
>
> >Hi guys,
> >
> >I tried to fix the bug reported on http://www.amsn-project.net/
> >forums/viewtopic.php?t=3418 and there I noticed that the group
> >handling is some kind of incomplete relating especially to the "no
> >group". To the user this group appears a normal group, although it
> >isn't, but the user doesn't even know. So I think the user should
> >be able to handle with this special group almost the same as with a
> >normal group. Drag & drop to this group is/was buggy (did it ever
> >work?), but I think it should work. WLM doesn't allow this, there
> >it's only possible to remove a contact from all groups by using the
> >right-click menu. So we have two possibilities: 1. behave the same
> >way as WLM, not allowing to drop the contact on "no group" or 2. we
> >allow it and remove the contact from all other groups if it is
> >dropped on the "no group". I think the easiest and for n00bs most
> >logical way is 2, even if it might be a little bit strange that
> >copies of the contact in other groups will be removed, too, if you
> >drop the contact in the "no group". And as a logical consequence I
> >would add the possibility to move a contact to "no group" from the
> >context menu. What do you think?
> >The other way, if you think the way WLM handles this, is better, we
> >should add something like the "remove contact from all groups" to
> >the right-click menu, otherwise the user has no easy way to move a
> >contact from a group to the "no group".
> >
> >Bye,
> >Mirko
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