UI for MMS errors
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@mymike said in UI for MMS errors:
I know that when it fails to send an SMS the message bubble gets red, but inside the bubble there is the text you wrote, not an error message from the app...
Yes you're right.
My point was that red already point towards an error.
I welcome your idea to make it more obvious and maybe we need to find an homogeneous way to show errors within the messenger.The option I like the most is the one with both the vertical bar and the "!"
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@mymike Oh that's nice
So can we vote for one of them ?. @CiberSheep maybe can also tell ? -
Interesting. I like the ones with round icon and left red bar. Maybe smaller icon and centered text?
Is the idea to show it as if it was a message without bubble?
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do we have already that icon on UT?
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@lduboeuf
dialog-warning-symbolic^____^ not quite the same but it the one used in UTTT for example
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@AppLee said in UI for MMS errors:
My point was that red already point towards an error.
Pardon my intrusion. I think an error shouldn't differ only with color. It's good practice to presume that user is colorbind, or the display is only b/w, etc. Just saying.
Btw, I like the one with round icon and left red bar, as @CiberSheep does.
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@lduboeuf
simple, clear and visible with no frills: my favourite -
Thanks for the propositions, i will try my best, and come back here
I've foundmail-mark-important
in actions/scalable very closed to the red icon. I guess i can apply a red ColorOverlay to it. -
IMO the text is too long.I'll think about a better message.
Would it be possible to add a link to automatically pull the MMS ?
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@Fla said in UI for MMS errors:
IMO the text is too long.I'll think about a better message.
Thanks ( i hope it will not change that much, because i need to update each time in 2 project... )
Would it be possible to add a link to automatically pull the MMS ?
That the final goal, but another story that i can't do alone. For instance only notify the user a MMS was lost: see here for discussion: https://forums.ubports.com/topic/5100/the-mms-lost-story/7
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That is what i've got after fighting some time with QML Layout...
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I would propose the following text: "You received an MMS that could not be downloaded because your internet connection was disabled. Please activate it and ask the sender to try again".
Also, about the design, can you please try to put the content of your last mock up (including the exclamation mark and the red border) inside the message bubble of the sender, and written in italic? That way it really shows that a message should have been received there.