[Digikam-users] timeline view

[glechner at esi.ac.at]

> There is a difference between selection and display.
> I find this counter-intuitive.

I completely agree - as I wrote earlier, I can't see why the timeline view
has been given this behaviour. Could someone please explain to me in which
situation I would like to "select", say, a year, without displaying the
corresponding images? The only information I get seems to be the number of
images in that year. Probably many users will think the timeline view is
broken when selecting a year/mont/week results in no images being shown.

Best regards,
Gandalf




> Best
>
> Julien
>
> Scott Chevalley a écrit :
>> Gilles Caulier wrote:
>>
>>> 2008/2/6, Scott Chevalley <avalon at osguru.org
>>> <mailto:avalon at osguru.org>>:
>>>
>>>     I was able to get digikam 0.94 to compile and install, but when I
>>> look
>>>     at the timeline view it is not accurate.  If I'm not mistaken it is
>>>     saying I have 2G images for the back 3 years...
>>>
>>>     Also, if I enable the setting to show the number of images in a
>>> folder,
>>>     they all say 0.
>>>
>>>     I can browse through the filesystem and view images just fine.  If
>>> I go
>>>     to the date view it shows years, and clicking a year will show
>>> assorted
>>>     months below, but clicking on the month does not bring anything up.
>>>
>>>     I loaded up the digikam3.db file in sqlite3 and was able to do
>>> queries
>>>     on the Images table, such as
>>>
>>>     select count(*) from Images where datetime >= '2008-01-01'
>>>
>>>     and it would return a reasonable count (200 or so ).
>>>
>>>     I'm not sure if I did something wrong or what when I compiled it,
>>> but I
>>>     thought I'd let you guys know...
>>>
>>>
>>> Sound like a wrong digiKam kio-slaves installation. Are you some error
>>> messages on the console ?
>>>
>>> Best
>>>
>>> Gilles Caulier
>>>
>>>
>>
>> No error messages that I can see.  The status bar at the bottom of the
>> window correctly counts the images in the folder.
>>
>> the only messages I see running from the console are updating the
>> database and then loading kipi plugins...
>>
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