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The places-entries for searching revealed some serious issues in
combination with the search-panel. Move the filtering away from
QDockWidget and bring it back below the search-bar.
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The attached patch sets the main window on the main directory
lister in DolphinView and KIO jobs in DolphinMainWindow to ensure
that login data for remote protocols such as sftp, ftp are cached
properly for the duration of the application. Otherwise, the end
user is going to end up being unnecessarily re-prompted to enter
password login information.
Thanks to Dawit Alemayehu for the patch!
REVIEW: 104614
FIXED-IN: 4.9.0
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m_lastSetUrlStatJob gets a dangling pointer if we don't have a
Nepomuk URL.
Thanks to Frank Reininghaus for the analysis and the hint!
BUG: 287075
FIXED-IN: 4.8.0
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If the Search Panel is shown outside the context of the "Find" mode it
will be always enabled and does a global search. Only if the user is in
the "Find" mode and the searching is restricted to the current directory
the Search Panel might get disabled if the current directory is not
indexed. This solves the major usability issue that it was not clear
for the users whether a global or restricted search is done.
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The search panel must get a hint whether clicking on the facets should result in searching everywhere or from the current folder. It is not sufficient to check the search-settings of the "Find:"-box, as when the "Find:"-box is invisible there is no hint for the user what kind of searching is done and the setting must be ignored.
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- Always merge the query from the "Find:"-field with the current facet-query. This assures that the facet-query never gets overwritten if the user changes the "Find:"-field.
- Always trigger a searching if the text of the "Find:"-field has been cleared.
Still a lot of usability issues are left, but this is at least a first step...
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Thanks to Sebastian Dörner for the notification.
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