Open melissachang opened 2 years ago
Thanks for this detail, Melissa. We explored variations on this theme when designing the interface. Bridge has a model where it will automatically apply changes after a period of inactivity on a field, and it also has a pencil icon where a user can commit change more quickly. We wanted users to be able to make bulk changes and then commit them at once, which allows us to include a revert/undo procedure that many users find invaluable. In addition, we support multi-line entry, so using the Enter or Carriage Return would interfere with multi-line data entry. We can consider a modified Enter (Control/Command-Enter) as an alternative, however.
Thanks for the details. Sounds like I can skip clicking Save Changes
button, and description will eventually automatically be saved.
Enter to save
is much more common that Enter to add newline
, so that should be the default. That's what many UIs do. For example:
Enter to add newline
is more common, so that is the default.No, Bridge offers this, but our panel requires that you click on the Save Changes button. Your changes will not be saved in the Custom Metadata Panel unless you click Save Changes.
Hi @jameslockman, I'd like to upvote this request, and your idea of a modified enter would be a huge help to those of us who type a lot of metadata!
Actually @jameslockman, if there were a perfect solution, with only keyboard shortcuts one could save changes, select the next image in bridge, and then select the first editable field in Custom Metadata. Just in case you wanted to make it ideal for data entry!
Thanks for this feedback. This UI behavior remains at the top of the backlog.
In the meantime, we discovered that there is a bug in Bridge that prevents us from registering interest in specific keystrokes, such as enter. Once that gets fixed (maybe in the upcoming release around MAX timeframe), we can revisit.
Bridge team let us know that they plan to pick up the key registration issues after MAX 2024. Fingers crossed!
Save Changes
buttonThis extra mouse click gets in the way, when I'm editing a bunch of photos.