1248 Failure of Basic Search in Current Selection [#5712]
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1248 Failure of Basic Search in Current Selection [#5712]
1 In Tree click Title, K
2 Click Search toolbar down-arrow, Current Selection (meaning Current Tracks, not Current Selection)
3 Click Search toolbar spyglass
4 In Title enter L, click OK
Expected: Title K tracks containing L in title
Observed: (apparently) ALL tracks containing L in title
2 Click Search toolbar down-arrow, Current Selection (meaning Current Tracks, not Current Selection)
3 Click Search toolbar spyglass
4 In Title enter L, click OK
Expected: Title K tracks containing L in title
Observed: (apparently) ALL tracks containing L in title
Chris
Re: 1248 Failure of Basic Search in Current Selection --------
Are you sure that the Basic and Advanced search adhere to the selection? I always thought only the quick search did.
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Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
Re: 1248 Failure of Basic Search in Current Selection --------
> Are you sure that the Basic and Advanced search adhere to the selection?
No... else I would not be reporting the contrary.
No... else I would not be reporting the contrary.
Chris
Re: 1248 Failure of Basic Search in Current Selection --------
No, I meant, are you sure it isn't intentional that they don't adhere. I wouldn't expect them to.
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Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
Re: 1248 Failure of Basic Search in Current Selection --------
> I meant, are you sure it isn't intentional that they don't adhere.
Obviously not, since no user can be sure of that.
What I am sure of is that the arrow offering Current Selection it so close to the Basic Search button as to be touching it, so if one doesn't relate to the other, then certainly no user is likely to guess.
Obviously not, since no user can be sure of that.
What I am sure of is that the arrow offering Current Selection it so close to the Basic Search button as to be touching it, so if one doesn't relate to the other, then certainly no user is likely to guess.
Chris
Re: 1248 Failure of Basic Search in Current Selection --------
It's my understanding it works like that.chrisjj wrote:Obviously not, since no user can be sure of that.
It might be nice to add this selection option to both the basic and advanced search though.
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Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
Re: 1248 Failure of Basic Search in Current Selection --------
> It's my understanding it works like that.
Mine too, else I wouldn't have made this bug report.
Mine too, else I wouldn't have made this bug report.
Chris
Re: 1248 Failure of Basic Search in Current Selection --------
I'm confused. It's expected that the Basic search (and Advanced) don't adhere to the selection and because it works like that you report a bug?
I do agree that the down arrow for the selection should be moved to either side of the search box, and be presented in a way that it doesn't seem to belong to the basic search button.
I do agree that the down arrow for the selection should be moved to either side of the search box, and be presented in a way that it doesn't seem to belong to the basic search button.
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Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
Re: 1248 Failure of Basic Search in Current Selection --------
> It's expected that the Basic search (and Advanced) don't adhere to the selection
I see no evidence of that.
> and because it works like that you report a bug?
No, because I find it to work like that contrary to expectation, I report it as a bug.
> I do agree that the down arrow for the selection should be moved to
> either side of the search box, and be presented in a way that it
> doesn't seem to belong to the basic search button.
That would certainly be a solution.
But I would guess e.g. from the fact that the basic searth and arrow buttons are linked controls (see the common hover effect) that the design intent is that their functions be linked too.
I see no evidence of that.
> and because it works like that you report a bug?
No, because I find it to work like that contrary to expectation, I report it as a bug.
> I do agree that the down arrow for the selection should be moved to
> either side of the search box, and be presented in a way that it
> doesn't seem to belong to the basic search button.
That would certainly be a solution.
But I would guess e.g. from the fact that the basic searth and arrow buttons are linked controls (see the common hover effect) that the design intent is that their functions be linked too.
Chris
Re: 1248 Failure of Basic Search in Current Selection --------
Hey, you said you agreed with me, that's why I got confused.
I don't think that the selection applies to the Basic and Advanced Search, nor should they. The issue with that is that before you search you need to change the selection. If users require setting selection for Basic or Advanced Search it should be on the Search dialog. This also means that the selection needs to be detached from the search button as the it's currently visually presented as options for the search button and this is incorrect as they're options for the search box.
I don't think that the selection applies to the Basic and Advanced Search, nor should they. The issue with that is that before you search you need to change the selection. If users require setting selection for Basic or Advanced Search it should be on the Search dialog. This also means that the selection needs to be detached from the search button as the it's currently visually presented as options for the search button and this is incorrect as they're options for the search box.
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Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
Re: 1248 Failure of Basic Search in Current Selection --------
> Hey, you said you agreed with me, that's why I got confused.
See again what I agreed with: http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... 39#p206639
> I don't think that the selection applies to the Basic and Advanced Search, nor should they.
It makes no sense for Current Selection to be available for Quick search but not Basic/Advanced.
> The issue with that is that before you search you need to change the selection. If users require
> setting selection for Basic or Advanced Search it should be on the Search dialog.
Agreed.
See again what I agreed with: http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... 39#p206639
> I don't think that the selection applies to the Basic and Advanced Search, nor should they.
It makes no sense for Current Selection to be available for Quick search but not Basic/Advanced.
> The issue with that is that before you search you need to change the selection. If users require
> setting selection for Basic or Advanced Search it should be on the Search dialog.
Agreed.
Chris
Re: 1248 Failure of Basic Search in Current Selection --------
With me, yeah, I guess you misunderstood me.chrisjj wrote: See again what I agreed with: http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... 39#p206639
As for quoting people you can either use the quote button in each topic or just enclose quoted text in [ quot] [ /quot] (without the extra space), it's easier to read then following a link.
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Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
Lowlander (MediaMonkey user since 2003)
Re: 1248 Failure of Basic Search in Current Selection --------
> enclose quoted text in [ quot] [ /quot] (without the extra space), it's easier to read
But less evidently authentic.
But less evidently authentic.
Chris