https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=512748
--- Comment #2 from [email protected] --- (In reply to Thomas Baumgart from comment #1) > Two issues here: a) incorrect french translation. and b) sum of splits not > zero. Yes. I was wondering if I had to make 2 BR or only one... > a) I add the french translation team to the bug report so they can fix it. > Thank you for reporting. That's the power of OpenSource Software. We are _all_ working together toward a better software world ;) > b) You mention it yourself: no category assigned. Having an amount and no > category is the problem. Well. I have 2 answers to that :) 1. It wasn't a problem before (the operation was displayed in red with a "warning" icon and that was sufficient enough for me. 1. The error message about splits was plain wrong if the problem lies in a missing category field. > The transaction therefore is not balanced and in > terms of double entry accounting that is an error. It's easy to fix: assign > a category to it (e.g. miscellaneous or divers in French). Well. The search window being now separated from the ledger window, that makes it more complex to search & edit such operations. But being mislead by the error message wasn't a great help ;) Moreover, it was a voluntary error. At the time (2008) I did not have access to what kind of expense it was (my wife buys stuff and forgets -_-). Up to now, it wasn't an error per se to lack a category. The _other_ problem is that the warning is _permanent_. An acknowledge button to make kmymoney silent for these same errors in the future, would have been less annoying ;) > Searching and modifying a transaction based on its ID is also easy: I don't agree with you on that point :) I made another BR about the search window ^^ > copy the > ID to the clipboard Ok, I didn't know we could make a search on the ID as it's not displayed in the GUI. > and use Edit/Find transaction (Ctrl+Shift+F) and paste I'm worried about the Ctrl+Shift+F issue. Almost every other application use Ctrl+F or "/" to lookup for stuff. I did use Ctrl+F. It displayed a strange input line that I took as the search term entry but wasn't. That's after looking in the menus that I found out about Ctrl+Shift+F. I still don't know what Ctrl+F is supposed to do (because I didn't take the time to have a look at the keyboard shortcuts), but that IS a deviation from common uses of Ctrl+F :) > the ID in the text search field (select 'contains' as criteria). > Double-click on the transaction should show it in the ledger. That is where > you can edit it. Oh. You can double-click on it ? Trying... No. That closes the search window. Ah ! You have to also display the "R" marked operations... > I hope that works for you. Well... It's fastidious for something that wasn't an error before (or not as annoying as having a window pop-up every time the file is saved) :) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
