https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=353331
Mario Frank <mario.fr...@uni-potsdam.de> changed:
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--- Comment #10 from Mario Frank <mario.fr...@uni-potsdam.de> ---
(In reply to sylvain.l.sauvage from comment #8)
> (In reply to caulier.gilles from comment #7)
> > Can we considerate this file fixed for last digiKam 5.0.0 ?
>
> You do whatever want but if you’re asking me if it now works then the answer
> is a big no!
>
> Two local collections.
> The combobox still presents them (and only them, not their sub-albums) as
> two “albums.”
> If I select one, only the root album is selected. And then the search is
> only made in the root album.
> If I use the context menu, I can add all the children of the selected
> collections but I still can’t chose among my albums.
> If the children are selected (“453 albums selected” shown), I can’t deselect
> them easily: deselecting one collection only deselects the root album of
> that collection (“452 albums selected” instead of the expected “255…”).
>
> IOW, that UI is still a mess, nothing changed.
> If the only way to search in a selected set of albums is to go through the
> maintenance tool, then simply suppress that useless combobox.
>
> To be frank, I’m disappointed with 5.0.0.
> The entire UI has not improved.
> Half the menus are not translated.
> Dialogs are always too small, half the elements are hidden (I don’t have
> that problem with my other Qt/KDE apps).
> Hiding the menu bar (Ctrl+M or via the menu) doesn’t work: it’s the status
> bar that disappear!
>
> I had just compiled digikam 5 to test that bug, I’ll stay with Sid’s 4.14
> for now.
Sylvain,
I had the same problem as you had. But I only had one collection. I first
thought it was a bug in my database. But my database was new.
After some time of useless debugging, I found out, that I first have to
double-click on the collection. After doing that, all sub albums of this
collection were shown. So far, so good. I added another collection. In fuzzy
search, the first collection (and its sub-albums were shown). Additionally, I
now had the second collection (but no sub-albums for it). After double-klicking
on it, the sub-albums showed up.
Can you please test this with the current state of digiKam (Gilles wrote the
location)? I tested this with the current state from git.
Perhaps the missing functionality was just not shown prominently.
Cheers,
Mario
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