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DescriptionPaul W. Frields
2014-03-08 18:53:55 UTC
Created attachment 872223[details]
Screenshot of advanced storage listing with "invisible" Find button
anaconda-19.31.65-1.el7
In the advanced storage filter screens, the "Find" button for filtering appears at the far right margin of the screen. When using iSCSI hosts the lengthy WWID and Target names frequently make the "Find" button essentially invisible to the user. See attached screenshot.
The button is of course there, but it's not immediately apparent because of the scrollbar size and location that it's hidden beyond the visible screen. I didn't discover it until I visited some other screens with shorter listings, and it appeared on the right side.
Two possible solutions:
1. Align the Find button to the left against the last entry field so that it's more apparent.
2. Make the fields respond to the Enter key by performing the Find action, so it doesn't matter as much if it's not visible.
Sorry for the long delay in testing; I hadn't seen this was needinfo? on me. I tried the updates image. I checked after boot and verified that /tmp/updates/ contains files.
When I use a default VM guest (1024x768 resolution, I believe), in the Search tab the find button is only partially visible -- just the left side.
Comment 4Vratislav Podzimek
2014-09-15 11:16:26 UTC
(In reply to Paul W. Frields from comment #3)
> Sorry for the long delay in testing; I hadn't seen this was needinfo? on me.
> I tried the updates image. I checked after boot and verified that
> /tmp/updates/ contains files.
>
> When I use a default VM guest (1024x768 resolution, I believe), in the
> Search tab the find button is only partially visible -- just the left side.
I hope the current version of the patch and the related updates image should fix the issue. Paul, can you please retest it with
https://vpodzime.fedorapeople.org/1074183_updates.img
again? Thanks!
Thanks Vratislav -- that new image worked around the general anaconda bug, and it also seems to fix the bug with the "Find" button. The button now appears easily visible on a default VM (1024x768), and far enough to the left that it should even appear in lower resolution screens.
Comment 8Vratislav Podzimek
2014-09-19 10:54:38 UTC
(In reply to Paul W. Frields from comment #7)
> Thanks Vratislav -- that new image worked around the general anaconda bug,
> and it also seems to fix the bug with the "Find" button. The button now
> appears easily visible on a default VM (1024x768), and far enough to the
> left that it should even appear in lower resolution screens.
Great! Fix applied.
Since the problem described in this bug report should be
resolved in a recent advisory, it has been closed with a
resolution of ERRATA.
For information on the advisory, and where to find the updated
files, follow the link below.
If the solution does not work for you, open a new bug report.
https://rhn.redhat.com/errata/RHBA-2015-0312.html
Created attachment 872223 [details] Screenshot of advanced storage listing with "invisible" Find button anaconda-19.31.65-1.el7 In the advanced storage filter screens, the "Find" button for filtering appears at the far right margin of the screen. When using iSCSI hosts the lengthy WWID and Target names frequently make the "Find" button essentially invisible to the user. See attached screenshot. The button is of course there, but it's not immediately apparent because of the scrollbar size and location that it's hidden beyond the visible screen. I didn't discover it until I visited some other screens with shorter listings, and it appeared on the right side. Two possible solutions: 1. Align the Find button to the left against the last entry field so that it's more apparent. 2. Make the fields respond to the Enter key by performing the Find action, so it doesn't matter as much if it's not visible.