Description of problem: There are some indentation error found in Admin Portal --> Data Center --> Network QoS --> New. It generally happens due to long translation strings and fixed size of the levels, buttons properties. For the first case, its a translation error, otherwise, its an i18n error and needs to be fixed in the design level by devel. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Red Hat Enterprise Virtualisationsmanager Version: 3.3.0-0.16.master.el6ev How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Login with correct login credentials in RHEVM Admin Portal with de_DE locale 2. Go to Data Center --> Network QoS tab 3. Click on New 4. Observe the Indentation of Inbound and Outbound heads and its values. Actual results: Indentation error happening due to translation or design error Expected results: There should be no indentation problem. Additional info: Screen shot attached with red arrow marks towards the errors.
(In reply to Satyabrata Maitra from comment #0) > > Additional info: > Screen shot attached with red arrow marks towards the errors. Attachment is missing. Can you please provide it?
Created attachment 791994 [details] de_DE error in new network QoS page Admin portal Same happening for es_ES as well.
Created attachment 794888 [details] screen-shot: NewNetworkQoS - Locales Comparison
Created attachment 794889 [details] NewNetworkQoS - Improvement Suggestion
Created attachment 794890 [details] NewNetworkQoS - Improvement Suggestion 2
see attachment 794888 [details] - it seems that the indentation behavior is pretty-much consistent across all locales, including English. the only problem that I see in the non-English locales is an horizontal scroll-bar that appears at the bottom of the dialog. I suggest to do one of the following: (a) extend the dialog width to accommodate longer strings without having a horizontal scroll-bar. (b) change the layout of the dialog according to one of the attached suggestions: (1) attachment 794889 [details] (a better alignment of the visual components will reduce the horizontal real-estate that the current content is occupying). (2) attachment 794890 [details] (more of a "classic" components arrangement, which might take a little more vertical real-estate, but will eliminate / reduce layout problems such as the current one to minimum).
Option 1 is better to serve as a widget. It's compact and can be implemented graphically in a nice way. There could be a small problem of language translation (width of the words: average, peak burst) but it won't be terrible. Option 2 layout is better in point of view of translation (long words) But it will be worst to serve as a widget in another dialogue cause it's too long. My opinion: option 1
Verified it's fixed on is18 build: rhevm-3.3.0-0.25.beta1.el6ev.noarch.rpm Please see the attached screenshot.
Created attachment 810913 [details] Fixed New Network QoS
Closing - RHEV 3.3 Released
Created attachment 990670 [details] Simple test case for this bug
Created attachment 990671 [details] test rpm with patch V3 patch from Ben in https://bugzilla.redhat.com/attachment.cgi?id=981565