about "private" photos

[Markwart Lindenthal]

I am not quite new in digiKam, but never before (?) I was encouraged 
enough to write.

But the questions of MARCRA7 at email.it broke the ice:

I think, he (she?) too would be satisfied with a logical function:
Look .for. "A" .and. "B" .but. .not. ("X" .or. "F") in the marking of my 
pictures.

Perhaps this funktion yet exists. If .not., it might be interesting to 
get it.

I had worked with digiKam 4.0, but it is long ago. since several months 
the program will not start and run, I must take my mind and time and 
build up with new installation.

Markwart Lindenthal.



Am 2017-01-20 um 22:23 schrieb Gilles Caulier:
> See this entry in bugzilla :
>
> https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=150531
>
> Gilles Caulier
>
> 2017-01-12 11:34 GMT+01:00 <marcram7 at email.it <mailto:marcram7 at email.it>>:
>
>     Hi to all
>
>     About the "private photos" problem...
>     For example:
>     a picture of you making strange faces, or walking without trousers
>     at home, images that you don't want to show to your aunt when you
>     show her your collection.
>     a picture of your neighbor shoveling snow and throwing it to
>     another garden, that you don't want to accidentally display when
>     you are showing pictures to someone else (maybe the neighbor himself).
>
>     I was thinking that an easy way should be to add a specific tag
>     ("private", or "family"...) to these pictures, and apply a set of
>     filters to hide them.
>
>     Is there any way to make custom buttons and add them to the bars?
>     It would be very helpful (instead of searching the filters
>     section, find the tags, select them for hiding and apply) to
>     customize a button (a panic button :-) ) in the toolbar to apply
>     immediately a set of memorized filters.
>     Buttons that should be very helpful for other type of filetring too.
>     I know almost nothing about programming, but I think this thing
>     may be easy to implement. Or not?
>
>     Thanks
>
>

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