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This specific enhancement request can be seen as part of the more general issue #4842
Steps to reproduce
login
upload images
visit /apps/gallery/#
Try to associate a tag to an image
Expected behaviour
There should be:
in the tile gallery view to select (multiple) and associate tags
in the tile gallery view to right click an image and select "associate tags"
in the fullscreen view of a single image have an entry "tags" in the misc menu "..." or ideally right away a button with a tags-icon (like you have the share-icon)
Clicking on it should make a div visible (like you already do for the sharing) which should contain:
an autocomplete textbox allowing to search and select tags
and to help with quickly selecting tags:
** a list of the last 5-10(?) used tags (this should include freshly created, but not yet associated tags) - timestamp of creation and timestamp of tag-association should be sorted and top 5-10 should be displayed (REASONING: if the user just used some tags, maybe he/she wants to continue doing so)
** a list of the top 5-10 most used (manually(!) associated) tags (REASONING: if there are tags a person applies OFTEN, then maybe it is likely that the person wants to apply this tag again)
This
Actual behaviour
I could not find any way to associate tags from the gallery view.
And looking at simply the file-names of smartphone image files, does not tell me how the picture looks like and hence what tags I would like to associate to the file ;)
Server configuration
Operating system: Centos 7.3
Web server: Nginx + FPM php7
Database: mariadb
PHP version: 7
Nextcloud version: v12.0.0
Updated from an older Nextcloud/ownCloud or fresh install: fresh install
Where did you install Nextcloud from: download latest zip
Are you using external storage, if yes which one: local only
Are you using encryption: no
Are you using an external user-backend, if yes which one: none
Client configuration
Browser: firefox
Operating system: archlinux 64bit
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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allow associating tags in gallery image (tile) view
Allow associating tags in gallery (tile) view and in the image fullscreen view
Jul 6, 2017
This specific enhancement request can be seen as part of the more general issue #4842
Steps to reproduce
Expected behaviour
There should be:
Clicking on it should make a div visible (like you already do for the sharing) which should contain:
** a list of the last 5-10(?) used tags (this should include freshly created, but not yet associated tags) - timestamp of creation and timestamp of tag-association should be sorted and top 5-10 should be displayed (REASONING: if the user just used some tags, maybe he/she wants to continue doing so)
** a list of the top 5-10 most used (manually(!) associated) tags (REASONING: if there are tags a person applies OFTEN, then maybe it is likely that the person wants to apply this tag again)
This
Actual behaviour
I could not find any way to associate tags from the gallery view.
And looking at simply the file-names of smartphone image files, does not tell me how the picture looks like and hence what tags I would like to associate to the file ;)
Server configuration
Operating system: Centos 7.3
Web server: Nginx + FPM php7
Database: mariadb
PHP version: 7
Nextcloud version: v12.0.0
Updated from an older Nextcloud/ownCloud or fresh install: fresh install
Where did you install Nextcloud from: download latest zip
Signing status:
Signing status
List of activated apps:
App list
Nextcloud configuration:
Config report
Are you using external storage, if yes which one: local only
Are you using encryption: no
Are you using an external user-backend, if yes which one: none
Client configuration
Browser: firefox
Operating system: archlinux 64bit
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: