Version: unspecified (using KDE 4.5.1) OS: Linux if i want to assign a tag to an image, i get a menu, which is bigger than my two monitors and still not displaying all available tags from my large image database. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1) import many images with tags 2) try to assign a tag to an image 3) get a huge menu, not even displaying all tags optional: 4) try to assing three tags. you will need to open the menu three times, searching the correct tags Actual Results: huge menus, many clicks Expected Results: a simple textbox, where i can enter tags seperated by comma
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 182664 ***
Fixed with bug #182664
> Fixed with bug #182664 Looking at the screenshots linked in bug #182664, the main issue (having a flat tag input field) is not fixed, yet. The resolution of bug #182664 seems to be, that only recent tags and a "add new tag" button is shown. But for adding many tags, this is tedious. I would really prefer as UI like for example the firefox bookmark dialog, in which you just enter a comma separated list of tags. Some hybrid option (e.g. converting the typed tag into an ui element after hitting comma like some websites manage adding tags) would be okay as well. But adding five tags should not make it necessary to open a "new tag" dialog five times.
"I would really prefer as UI like for example the firefox bookmark dialog, in which you just enter a comma separated list of tags." This way is already implemented. On top of tags tree-view, there is a text field where you can enter the list of tags to use for the current item selection. https://imgur.com/3oJXlV9 For ex : "/Travel,/Travel/City,/Travel/City/Paris,/Travel/City/London" Each tags listed here will be applied to items. If tags do not exist, there are automatically created in database. Gilles Caulier
Okay, when this works now like this, its fine. I think there was another bug for this when using dolphin and tagging things for nepomuk, what had a complicated ui, maybe I am mixing this up a bit. Now I am looking forward to the next release :-).