The 253 in the mockup would be the number of characters the user
typed. The 306 would be the character limit for the amount of SMS's
already started (which is 160 for 1 message in the GSM 7-bit alphabet,
and 153 per message in Concatenated SMS using the GSM 7-bit alphabet).
** Attachment added: Mockup for indicator of amount of SMS's
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/messaging-app/+bug/1474962/+attachment/4429555/+files/messaging-mockup.png
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1474962
Title:
Amount of SMS's used to send a message is not shown
Status in messaging-app package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
For people who don't have an unlimited amount of SMS's or who pay per
SMS, it is useful to know if they are about to send a message that
needs more than one SMS, using Concatenated SMS.
I would propose to show this information above the Send button, as in the
attached mockup.
As in the mockup, an info button could be provided. It would open an
information screen informing the user that the message has to be sent using
multiple SMS's, and that they probably will be charged multiple messages by the
provider.
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