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This PR fix the issue reported here by @aasimali :
When a module is trashed, in the actions dropdown menu, you have the icon "trash" (no effect) and it should be "publish".
This PR replace the wrong "trash" icon by the "publish" icon by replacing published by state.
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Category | ⇒ | Administration UI/UX |
Easy | No | ⇒ | Yes |
Rel_Number | ⇒ | 5726 | |
Relation Type | ⇒ | Pull Request for |
@infograf768
I am having a problem for testing this patch.
You need to make sure you use latest staging
@infograf768 @zero-24
I directly changed the code at this path : administrator/components/com_modules/views/modules/tmpl/default.php
Successfully tested! working as expected.
Thanks @JoomliC
Status | Pending | ⇒ | Closed |
Closed_Date | 0000-00-00 00:00:00 | ⇒ | 2015-01-15 09:39:14 |
Thanks. Merged.
Dont you think that the Trash Icon next to the drop down should also be
changed?
If you do then that would also need to be changed in the Article Manager
On 15 January 2015 at 09:39, infograf768 notifications@github.com wrote:
Thanks. Merged.
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OK I see your point and it make sense but look at the tooltip
On a published icon the tooltip is a description of the status "Published
and is current"
On a trashed icon the tooltip is a description of what will happen if you
click on it "Publish Item"
(In the module manager we dont have a filter for All)
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The trash icon next to the dropdown is here to show that the item is
trashed.
It is especially useful when filter is set to All (at least in articles
and other managers)
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We also can add easily the Option All in the module manager
by adding line 70 of ROOT/administrator/components/com_modules/helpers/modules.php
$options[] = JHtml::_('select.option', '*', JText::_('JALL')));
would do.
As for the tooltip, this is another general issue as we have sometimes a positive action —when an item is unpublished or trashed—, sometimes a descriptive action —when an item is published.
So moving forward
Can you add the Option All to the module manager - its the only manager
that could use it and doesnt have it
I will add tooltips to the "user interface text" working groups task
list as you've shown its a more general problem than I thought and should
be done globally.
OK ?
On 15 January 2015 at 10:22, infograf768 notifications@github.com wrote:
We also can add easily the Option All in the module manager
by adding line 70 of
ROOT/administrator/components/com_modules/helpers/modules.php
$options[] = JHtml::('select.option', '*', JText::('JALL')));
would do.As for the tooltip, this is another general issue as we have sometimes a
positive action —when an item is unpublished or trashed—, sometimes a
descriptive action —when an item is published.—
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Will do for 1.
For 2. it may not only be a matter of Text, the descriptive tooltip when an item is published gives infos about the Current or not status of the item which is very useful. The code there is global.
Thanks
Yes agreed - we need to find a consistent way to write the tooltip
strings. joomla/user-interface-text#38
On 15 January 2015 at 10:49, infograf768 notifications@github.com wrote:
Will do for 1.
For 2. it may not only be a matter of Text, the descriptive tooltip when
an item is published gives infos about the Current or not status of the
item which is very useful. The code there is global.—
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Fine here. One more tester.