Hello, I think since kaffeine is adjusted to KF5 (so from kaffeine 2 on), there are some windows (e.g. the EPG window and the program schedule next to it) that show the possibilities to "Cancel" and "OK". But there is no difference between pressing "Cancel" and "OK", so if you e.g. plan a record and press afterwards cancel, the record is saved nonetheless. This is a bit confusing. I think in earlier versions those windows just had a "Close" button. Thanks. :)
(In reply to yulinux from comment #0) > Hello, > I think since kaffeine is adjusted to KF5 (so from kaffeine 2 on), there are > some windows (e.g. the EPG window and the program schedule next to it) that > show the possibilities to "Cancel" and "OK". But there is no difference > between pressing "Cancel" and "OK", so if you e.g. plan a record and press > afterwards cancel, the record is saved nonetheless. This is a bit confusing. > I think in earlier versions those windows just had a "Close" button. Thanks. > :) On several such windows, clicking at the (X) button on the top of the windows (on Kaffeine 1.x) used to cancel the dialog. On Kaffeine 2.x, it should be doing the same with either (x) or <cancel> button. The expected behavior is that, by clicking at <cancel> will discard the changes done at that specific window. Perhaps on a few dialogs, the <cancel> is not doing the right thing. I'll double check.
(In reply to Mauro Carvalho Chehab from comment #1) > (In reply to yulinux from comment #0) > The expected behavior is that, by clicking at <cancel> will discard the > changes done at that specific window. > > Perhaps on a few dialogs, the <cancel> is not doing the right thing. I'll > double check. Changed two dialogs to use <close> button instead of OK/Cancel: - Record Schedule dialog; - Program Guide dialog.