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Message #06751
[Bug 1692847] [NEW] better user guidance if "Image file not found"
Public bug reported:
When for some reason one or more images of an existing project cannot be
found while loading the project a dialog only asks for the first file
and doesn't indicate that maybe some more files are missing. Let's also
exchange the "OK" button with something more appropriate (since the
situation is not OK at all for the user).
This is the current dialog:
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Image file not found:
/complete/very/long/path/to/first/image.tif
Please select correct image
[OK]
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I propose a dialog like this:
The project <project_name> contains one or more files that are missing in <compact/path/to/image/directory> or have been renamed. Please manually select the missing image(s).
-> buttons "Abort" and "Select image(s)"
Now in a second step the user sees a file selection window titled "add
images". Is it possible to exchange the title with something that better
describes what the user should do like "select
<file_name_of_first_missing_image>"? (the first missing image in the
project may not be the first in the folder)
Next iteration if more images are missing: please don't always display
the full path but a compact path and like in the above example name the
image name first. Those additional error messages aren't even needed if
the file selection dialog contains the name of the missing file...
** Affects: hugin
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1692847
Title:
better user guidance if "Image file not found"
Status in Hugin:
New
Bug description:
When for some reason one or more images of an existing project cannot
be found while loading the project a dialog only asks for the first
file and doesn't indicate that maybe some more files are missing.
Let's also exchange the "OK" button with something more appropriate
(since the situation is not OK at all for the user).
This is the current dialog:
-------------
Image file not found:
/complete/very/long/path/to/first/image.tif
Please select correct image
[OK]
-------------
I propose a dialog like this:
The project <project_name> contains one or more files that are missing in <compact/path/to/image/directory> or have been renamed. Please manually select the missing image(s).
-> buttons "Abort" and "Select image(s)"
Now in a second step the user sees a file selection window titled "add
images". Is it possible to exchange the title with something that
better describes what the user should do like "select
<file_name_of_first_missing_image>"? (the first missing image in the
project may not be the first in the folder)
Next iteration if more images are missing: please don't always display
the full path but a compact path and like in the above example name
the image name first. Those additional error messages aren't even
needed if the file selection dialog contains the name of the missing
file...
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