elandorr
commented
1 year ago You can use the keyboard and the CLI if that's relevant to you.
The UI peculiarity is by design: https://github.com/Mailu/Mailu/blob/6f3ee32351800d165edc8cc7fd3189fb22cc2e54/core/admin/assets/assets/app.js#L95
I won't PR a removal before someone tells me everyone wants it.
if it's possible, make the textbox editable
I asked the same thing years ago but didn't know enough of the used fws to deal with it. I guess it's fairly trivial, but these things love to turn from '5-min edit' into 'whatthefuckistheinternet', and this is not important enough to bother. It probably takes longer to read about the deployment process and to set up a test environment than the actual change.
Personally, I'd prefer a fully JS-free environment to begin with. It looks fancy, but I never use the slider anyway. K.I.S.S. in my book.
Diman0
fabianunterstell
Environment & Version
Environment
Version
2.0Description
Hello everyone! I believe the following is a minor UI bug. I just document it since there was no other issue on this from what I searched:
The quota bar, both in pages when creating a new domain and you can set the default quota for the users, but also in a specific user edit page, adjusts it's position relative to the textbox on the left that says the quota.
That, in the end, doesn't behave as expected because the textbox goes back and for in width according to the text inside it (saying X GB etc), and when that text adds/removes characters (for example goes from 4.90 GB -> 5 GB -> 5.10 GB), the sliding bar also changes dimensions.
That makes it really annoying to set the desired GB in case it's a full number (e.g. 1 GB instead of 1.50 GB).
Replication Steps
Go to a page that has a quota control and simply slide it.
Observed behaviour
Other notes
Just as an aside, if it's possible, make the textbox editable so we can input the number of Mb/Gb we want as quota and not mess with the sliding bar at all.