> On Feb 14, 2020, at 2:08 AM, Rainer Mohr <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Gentlemen,
>
> I sent feedback about the previous iOS version via the Testflight feedback
> functionality, but not sure if that reached anyone, as nothing has changed in
> the version I got notified about today, so just in case it got lost, here it
> is again:
No, I didn't get that. I will admit that the whole iTunes / Testflight feedback
is rather frustrating. About half of the feedback appears to get lost (that's a
guess, based on the people who tell me that they sent feedback - the ratio
could of course be much higher). And those that I get are usually anonymized in
ways that makes it impossible to follow up.
> Regarding the divelogs.de export (see screenshot):
>
> The labels of the username / password are a bit too wide, so that the input
> fields get pushed out of the box
> The password field might not want to show the password in clear text
> After tapping apply, I get the Message "Cannot prepare dives, none
> selected?". I could not figure out how to "select dives" anywhere, so no
> export possible for me
That export was implemented by a developer who is no longer working on
Subsurface - and I have a lot of issues with it. Fundamentally I believe the
approach is broken and not useful for a mobile environment.
My current inclination is to either completely remove it or to hide it
somewhere under developer for those rare cases where it might be useful.
It is my personal failure as maintainer that I allowed this code to land in
master without ensuring that it was sufficiently tested - this is obviously
completely broken for divelogs.de <http://divelogs.de/>. A possible quick fix
would be to always assume that the user wants to export all dives - but that
brings with it other issues.
> Other observations:
>
> Toggling the "Show only one column in portrait mode" does nothing I can
> identify to any view. They look identical to me, list and single dive view
> all still have multiple columns. I use an iPhone X
IIRC even in small font mode an iPhone X will show only one column in portrait
mode - so this option is indeed a no-op. But on several tablets we will offer
two columns in portrait mode by default (e.g. on the current 11" iPad Pro). And
there this option ensures that there's only one column instead, which was a
specific request from an iPad user.
Makes more sense now?
I guess one thing would be to disable this option unless with the current
screen you would get two columns in portrait mode. Something to think about :-)
/D
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