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Missing data-defined icon on some widgets #24117

Open qgib opened 7 years ago

qgib commented 7 years ago

Author Name: Harrissou Santanna (@DelazJ) Original Redmine Issue: 16207 Affected QGIS version: master Redmine category:unknown Assignee: Nyall Dawson

Found another place where data-defined buttons were missing:

From the Style Manager, try to edit any of the marker or line symbol: no data-defined icon beside size, rotation or width parameter -(also note that this dialog has no title, was "Symbol selector" in earlier releases)-

qgib commented 7 years ago

Author Name: Giovanni Manghi (@gioman)

easy_fix was configured as 0
regression was configured as 0

qgib commented 7 years ago

Author Name: Jürgen Fischer (@jef-n)

category_id was configured as Unknown

qgib commented 7 years ago

Author Name: Harrissou Santanna (@DelazJ)

description was changed from Found another place where data-defined buttons were missing:
From the Style Manager, try to edit any of the marker or line symbol: no data-defined icon beside size, rotation or width parameter (also note that this dialog has no title, was "Symbol selector" in earlier releases) to Found another place where data-defined buttons were missing:
From the Style Manager, try to edit any of the marker or line symbol: no data-defined icon beside size, rotation or width parameter -(also note that this dialog has no title, was "Symbol selector" in earlier releases)-

qgib commented 5 years ago

Author Name: Giovanni Manghi (@gioman)

Please check if this issue is still valid on QGIS 3.4.5 or 3.6.

status_id was changed from Open to Feedback

DelazJ commented 5 years ago

More details with eg marker At the same time, when you check the properties of the sub item (simple marker), the buttons are present I don't know which behavior (presence or absence) is correct in this context but this seems incoherent.

QGIS 3.9

gioman commented 4 years ago

@DelazJ it seems ok to me now, can you confirm?

DelazJ commented 4 years ago

It isn't @gioman, using e19f27d2 Note that you need to go the style manager route to see ithe issue, ie open the style manager, then double-click an existing symbol or try to add a new one. If you go the vector properties route, it's OK. They are there.

Pedro-Murteira commented 2 years ago

Still true on QGIS 3.22.3 (Windows and macOS). Although the header now states the name of the symbol that is being edited.