[Desktop-packages] [Bug 393158] Re: There is no warning message when inserting a forbidden symbol (/) in filename

2013-05-27 Thread Chris Wilson
** Changed in: hundredpapercuts
Milestone: raring-gtk = papercuts-s-gtk

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Title:
  There is no warning message when inserting a forbidden symbol (/) in
  filename

Status in GTK+ GUI Toolkit:
  Confirmed
Status in One Hundred Paper Cuts:
  In Progress
Status in “gtk+2.0” package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged

Bug description:
  When the user tries to save a file from the Save option and Inputs
  labels containing / nothing happens, the Save dialog remains
  opened and he is not warned with an error message.

  An average user cannot understand this, since the user is not informed
  of what mistake he has done!

  Papercut solution:
   An appropriate dialogue is needed:

  File names cannot contain / 
  If you intend to save the file in a folder xx, First Create folder xx in 
the location

  
  - [Old description] -
  When the user types a filename, if he puts a forbidden symbol (like / for 
example) in the name, when clicking on the Save button there's a really 
obscure message coming out: instead of saying one or more character you have 
typed are not admitted , or  the symbol / is not admitted in a file name, 
it says (approximately, I'm translating from the italian version) THE FOLDER'S 
CONTENT CANNOT BE VISUALIZED: error in executing stat of file 
/home/john/Desktop/xx : no file or directory.
  --

  I tried with Openoffice.org, Gedit, Archive manager, Brasero, Sound
  recorder and Gimp, and they all have the same behaviour. The only one
  to give the correct response has been Nautilus which told me that /
  is not allowed. I made the tests on a virtual machine running Karmic
  Alpha 2 updated to 07/05/09.

  I think this is very confusing for the newcomer: if it's easily
  fixable, it should be fixed in Karmic.

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[Desktop-packages] [Bug 393158] Re: There is no warning message when inserting a forbidden symbol (/) in filename

2013-05-14 Thread Timothy Arceri
** Changed in: hundredpapercuts
   Status: Triaged = In Progress

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Title:
  There is no warning message when inserting a forbidden symbol (/) in
  filename

Status in GTK+ GUI Toolkit:
  Confirmed
Status in One Hundred Paper Cuts:
  In Progress
Status in “gtk+2.0” package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged

Bug description:
  When the user tries to save a file from the Save option and Inputs
  labels containing / nothing happens, the Save dialog remains
  opened and he is not warned with an error message.

  An average user cannot understand this, since the user is not informed
  of what mistake he has done!

  Papercut solution:
   An appropriate dialogue is needed:

  File names cannot contain / 
  If you intend to save the file in a folder xx, First Create folder xx in 
the location

  
  - [Old description] -
  When the user types a filename, if he puts a forbidden symbol (like / for 
example) in the name, when clicking on the Save button there's a really 
obscure message coming out: instead of saying one or more character you have 
typed are not admitted , or  the symbol / is not admitted in a file name, 
it says (approximately, I'm translating from the italian version) THE FOLDER'S 
CONTENT CANNOT BE VISUALIZED: error in executing stat of file 
/home/john/Desktop/xx : no file or directory.
  --

  I tried with Openoffice.org, Gedit, Archive manager, Brasero, Sound
  recorder and Gimp, and they all have the same behaviour. The only one
  to give the correct response has been Nautilus which told me that /
  is not allowed. I made the tests on a virtual machine running Karmic
  Alpha 2 updated to 07/05/09.

  I think this is very confusing for the newcomer: if it's easily
  fixable, it should be fixed in Karmic.

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[Desktop-packages] [Bug 393158] Re: There is no warning message when inserting a forbidden symbol (/) in filename

2013-05-13 Thread Timothy Arceri
** Changed in: hundredpapercuts
 Assignee: Paper Cuts Ninja (papercuts-ninja) = Timothy Arceri (t-fridey)

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Title:
  There is no warning message when inserting a forbidden symbol (/) in
  filename

Status in GTK+ GUI Toolkit:
  Confirmed
Status in One Hundred Paper Cuts:
  Triaged
Status in “gtk+2.0” package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged

Bug description:
  When the user tries to save a file from the Save option and Inputs
  labels containing / nothing happens, the Save dialog remains
  opened and he is not warned with an error message.

  An average user cannot understand this, since the user is not informed
  of what mistake he has done!

  Papercut solution:
   An appropriate dialogue is needed:

  File names cannot contain / 
  If you intend to save the file in a folder xx, First Create folder xx in 
the location

  
  - [Old description] -
  When the user types a filename, if he puts a forbidden symbol (like / for 
example) in the name, when clicking on the Save button there's a really 
obscure message coming out: instead of saying one or more character you have 
typed are not admitted , or  the symbol / is not admitted in a file name, 
it says (approximately, I'm translating from the italian version) THE FOLDER'S 
CONTENT CANNOT BE VISUALIZED: error in executing stat of file 
/home/john/Desktop/xx : no file or directory.
  --

  I tried with Openoffice.org, Gedit, Archive manager, Brasero, Sound
  recorder and Gimp, and they all have the same behaviour. The only one
  to give the correct response has been Nautilus which told me that /
  is not allowed. I made the tests on a virtual machine running Karmic
  Alpha 2 updated to 07/05/09.

  I think this is very confusing for the newcomer: if it's easily
  fixable, it should be fixed in Karmic.

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[Desktop-packages] [Bug 393158] Re: There is no warning message when inserting a forbidden symbol (/) in filename

2012-11-30 Thread RaduStoica
I'm not sure this is still an issue.

A / in the name of the file is interpreted as trying to save in a
subfolder of the current location. If I try to do this now in GEdit, I
get an error message saying the subfolder can't be shown because it does
not exist.

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Title:
  There is no warning message when inserting a forbidden symbol (/) in
  filename

Status in GTK+ GUI Toolkit:
  Confirmed
Status in One Hundred Paper Cuts:
  Triaged
Status in “gtk+2.0” package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged

Bug description:
  When the user tries to save a file from the Save option and Inputs
  labels containing / nothing happens, the Save dialog remains
  opened and he is not warned with an error message.

  An average user cannot understand this, since the user is not informed
  of what mistake he has done!

  Papercut solution:
   An appropriate dialogue is needed:

  File names cannot contain / 
  If you intend to save the file in a folder xx, First Create folder xx in 
the location

  
  - [Old description] -
  When the user types a filename, if he puts a forbidden symbol (like / for 
example) in the name, when clicking on the Save button there's a really 
obscure message coming out: instead of saying one or more character you have 
typed are not admitted , or  the symbol / is not admitted in a file name, 
it says (approximately, I'm translating from the italian version) THE FOLDER'S 
CONTENT CANNOT BE VISUALIZED: error in executing stat of file 
/home/john/Desktop/xx : no file or directory.
  --

  I tried with Openoffice.org, Gedit, Archive manager, Brasero, Sound
  recorder and Gimp, and they all have the same behaviour. The only one
  to give the correct response has been Nautilus which told me that /
  is not allowed. I made the tests on a virtual machine running Karmic
  Alpha 2 updated to 07/05/09.

  I think this is very confusing for the newcomer: if it's easily
  fixable, it should be fixed in Karmic.

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[Desktop-packages] [Bug 393158] Re: There is no warning message when inserting a forbidden symbol (/) in filename

2012-11-28 Thread Chris Wilson
** Changed in: hundredpapercuts
Milestone: quantal-10-gtk = raring-gtk

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Title:
  There is no warning message when inserting a forbidden symbol (/) in
  filename

Status in GTK+ GUI Toolkit:
  Confirmed
Status in One Hundred Paper Cuts:
  Triaged
Status in “gtk+2.0” package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged

Bug description:
  When the user tries to save a file from the Save option and Inputs
  labels containing / nothing happens, the Save dialog remains
  opened and he is not warned with an error message.

  An average user cannot understand this, since the user is not informed
  of what mistake he has done!

  Papercut solution:
   An appropriate dialogue is needed:

  File names cannot contain / 
  If you intend to save the file in a folder xx, First Create folder xx in 
the location

  
  - [Old description] -
  When the user types a filename, if he puts a forbidden symbol (like / for 
example) in the name, when clicking on the Save button there's a really 
obscure message coming out: instead of saying one or more character you have 
typed are not admitted , or  the symbol / is not admitted in a file name, 
it says (approximately, I'm translating from the italian version) THE FOLDER'S 
CONTENT CANNOT BE VISUALIZED: error in executing stat of file 
/home/john/Desktop/xx : no file or directory.
  --

  I tried with Openoffice.org, Gedit, Archive manager, Brasero, Sound
  recorder and Gimp, and they all have the same behaviour. The only one
  to give the correct response has been Nautilus which told me that /
  is not allowed. I made the tests on a virtual machine running Karmic
  Alpha 2 updated to 07/05/09.

  I think this is very confusing for the newcomer: if it's easily
  fixable, it should be fixed in Karmic.

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[Desktop-packages] [Bug 393158] Re: There is no warning message when inserting a forbidden symbol (/) in filename

2012-06-12 Thread Chris Wilson
** Changed in: hundredpapercuts
Milestone: precise-9-miscellaneous = quantal-10-gtk

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Title:
  There is no warning message when inserting a forbidden symbol (/) in
  filename

Status in GTK+ GUI Toolkit:
  Confirmed
Status in One Hundred Paper Cuts:
  Triaged
Status in “gtk+2.0” package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged

Bug description:
  When the user tries to save a file from the Save option and Inputs
  labels containing / nothing happens, the Save dialog remains
  opened and he is not warned with an error message.

  An average user cannot understand this, since the user is not informed
  of what mistake he has done!

  Papercut solution:
   An appropriate dialogue is needed:

  File names cannot contain / 
  If you intend to save the file in a folder xx, First Create folder xx in 
the location

  
  - [Old description] -
  When the user types a filename, if he puts a forbidden symbol (like / for 
example) in the name, when clicking on the Save button there's a really 
obscure message coming out: instead of saying one or more character you have 
typed are not admitted , or  the symbol / is not admitted in a file name, 
it says (approximately, I'm translating from the italian version) THE FOLDER'S 
CONTENT CANNOT BE VISUALIZED: error in executing stat of file 
/home/john/Desktop/xx : no file or directory.
  --

  I tried with Openoffice.org, Gedit, Archive manager, Brasero, Sound
  recorder and Gimp, and they all have the same behaviour. The only one
  to give the correct response has been Nautilus which told me that /
  is not allowed. I made the tests on a virtual machine running Karmic
  Alpha 2 updated to 07/05/09.

  I think this is very confusing for the newcomer: if it's easily
  fixable, it should be fixed in Karmic.

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[Desktop-packages] [Bug 393158] Re: There is no warning message when inserting a forbidden symbol (/) in filename

2012-01-03 Thread Bug Watch Updater
** Changed in: gtk
   Status: New = Confirmed

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Title:
  There is no warning message when inserting a forbidden symbol (/) in
  filename

Status in GTK+ GUI Toolkit:
  Confirmed
Status in One Hundred Paper Cuts:
  Triaged
Status in “gtk+2.0” package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged

Bug description:
  When the user tries to save a file from the Save option and Inputs
  labels containing / nothing happens, the Save dialog remains
  opened and he is not warned with an error message.

  An average user cannot understand this, since the user is not informed
  of what mistake he has done!

  Papercut solution:
   An appropriate dialogue is needed:

  File names cannot contain / 
  If you intend to save the file in a folder xx, First Create folder xx in 
the location

  
  - [Old description] -
  When the user types a filename, if he puts a forbidden symbol (like / for 
example) in the name, when clicking on the Save button there's a really 
obscure message coming out: instead of saying one or more character you have 
typed are not admitted , or  the symbol / is not admitted in a file name, 
it says (approximately, I'm translating from the italian version) THE FOLDER'S 
CONTENT CANNOT BE VISUALIZED: error in executing stat of file 
/home/john/Desktop/xx : no file or directory.
  --

  I tried with Openoffice.org, Gedit, Archive manager, Brasero, Sound
  recorder and Gimp, and they all have the same behaviour. The only one
  to give the correct response has been Nautilus which told me that /
  is not allowed. I made the tests on a virtual machine running Karmic
  Alpha 2 updated to 07/05/09.

  I think this is very confusing for the newcomer: if it's easily
  fixable, it should be fixed in Karmic.

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[Desktop-packages] [Bug 393158] Re: There is no warning message when inserting a forbidden symbol (/) in filename

2011-12-17 Thread Chris Wilson
** Changed in: hundredpapercuts
 Assignee: (unassigned) = Papercuts Ninja (papercuts-ninja)

** Changed in: hundredpapercuts
Milestone: None = precise-9-miscellaneous

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Title:
  There is no warning message when inserting a forbidden symbol (/) in
  filename

Status in GTK+ GUI Toolkit:
  New
Status in One Hundred Paper Cuts:
  Triaged
Status in “gtk+2.0” package in Ubuntu:
  Triaged

Bug description:
  When the user tries to save a file from the Save option and Inputs
  labels containing / nothing happens, the Save dialog remains
  opened and he is not warned with an error message.

  An average user cannot understand this, since the user is not informed
  of what mistake he has done!

  Papercut solution:
   An appropriate dialogue is needed:

  File names cannot contain / 
  If you intend to save the file in a folder xx, First Create folder xx in 
the location

  
  - [Old description] -
  When the user types a filename, if he puts a forbidden symbol (like / for 
example) in the name, when clicking on the Save button there's a really 
obscure message coming out: instead of saying one or more character you have 
typed are not admitted , or  the symbol / is not admitted in a file name, 
it says (approximately, I'm translating from the italian version) THE FOLDER'S 
CONTENT CANNOT BE VISUALIZED: error in executing stat of file 
/home/john/Desktop/xx : no file or directory.
  --

  I tried with Openoffice.org, Gedit, Archive manager, Brasero, Sound
  recorder and Gimp, and they all have the same behaviour. The only one
  to give the correct response has been Nautilus which told me that /
  is not allowed. I made the tests on a virtual machine running Karmic
  Alpha 2 updated to 07/05/09.

  I think this is very confusing for the newcomer: if it's easily
  fixable, it should be fixed in Karmic.

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