Well,
just to say that my PS is silly and that the last explanation is really
bad :d
If we click on a contact in
- virtual group (online offline mobile) : remove from, move to, copy to
are disabled
- no group remove from, copy to are disabled
- standard group nothing disabled
Phil
Philippe
Hi,
I just committed on trunk (so I wait for a majority to commit it to
branch) some changes on the Mirko modifications on delete mangment.
If we are right clicking on a contact in a real group there is : delete
user which will remove it from all groups and from all the CL and a menu
Remove
I think you're right Mirko, users don't think of it as a virtual
group. I have it that way myself: groups for 'aMSN', 'Colleagues',
'Family', 'Friends', and anyone else, who is on my CL for some
reason, in 'No group'. So I think it might still be a good idea to
allow dragging to nogroup
Right, it has to be 'remove from group', I shouldn't try to think when I'm
too tired ;)
I allowed myself to add it, I hope that was ok ... now group handling should
work as it should. :)
As a consequence of the new function, we should also change the bahavior of
the delete, shouldn't we? Actually
Well,
currently, if you press delete on a contact that is in several groups,
it is deleted from the group where you clicked and not from all
groups... Maybe we should change the menu entry according to the number
of times a contact is present in the CL and if it is present more than
once make
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
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
oh and btw. The issue you found on the forum (good thing you searched) should
be 'dropped' (although you found other
things related to it like the bug report when dropping to no group) because you
don't have much information on what the
issue is exactly.
If you want a TODO, I have around 50
If I remember well, I coded it like that : No group is considered as a
virtual group like online/mobile/offline and dropping to it was recently
fixed by disallowing it...
Phil
PS As I am the one who coded this part of code (based on the work done
by Karel/Burger), I can reply easily to
ok, so you're the one to blame? :p
because, as I said, I just tested (with latest SVN) to drop a contact in no
group, and we get the bug report.. I
guess something undid your fix...
KKRT
On Fri, Jun 01, 2007 at 04:58:40PM +0200, Philippe Valembois - Phil wrote:
If I remember well, I coded it
Hum chuuut ! I just fixed it ! I hope noone else saw the bug :p
Phil
Youness Alaoui a écrit :
ok, so you're the one to blame? :p
because, as I said, I just tested (with latest SVN) to drop a contact in no
group, and we get the bug report.. I
guess something undid your fix...
KKRT
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,
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