** Description changed: - Ubuntu Software Center 2.1.18, Ubuntu Maverick daily 20100910 + Ubuntu Software Center 3.1.24, Ubuntu Natty + + NOTE: Custom lists are currently broken, see bug 712903. For an + alternate way to reproduce this bug, use the "Add to Launcher" feature + as shown. Note that you must be running Unity for this feature to be + activated: + + 1. In the lobby screen, click on "Games" and then "Card Games". + 2. Click on a row for a game that you have not yes installed (say, "Hearts:), and choose "More Info" to view the details view for the application. + 3. Click the "Install" button. The "Add to Launcher" panel will be displayed at the bottom of the screen. + + What happens: An action bar appears offering to "Add to Launcher" or "Not Now". These choices appear as links. + What should happen: These choices should appear as buttons. + + + From the original description, to reproduce using custom lists: 1. From "Get Software", search for "gobby,gnome-orca,9base" (without quotes). What happens: An action bar appears at the bottom of the main pane, with a link something like "Install 1 Item" or "Install 2 Items". What should happen: The link should be a button. <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareCenter#custom-list> I guess there should be generic action bar code that is responsible for drawing both the "Show/Hide N technical items" bar in normal software lists, and the "Install N Items" bar in custom lists. This code should be responsible for ensuring, for example, that the bar has a consistent bevel and border (bug 644454) (and, in future, that it slides in and out of the main pane in the same way for technical item disclosure as it does for custom lists). But what kind of elements the bar contains should be specific to each use.
-- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/635062 Title: Buttons in the action bar appear as links instead of as buttons -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
