1.91: Wrong Tooltip

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Danny
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1.91: Wrong Tooltip

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Steps to reproduce:

- Setup tooltip to show Filename with extension but without path
- open a folder with subfolders
- choose to view files in subfolders

If you now hover over a movie file, it will display the filepath in the tooltip anyway. Not for image files though.
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Here are my settings in Tools » Options... » Browser » Browser » Show tooltips:

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<Filename With Ext>
<Width>x<Height>x<BPP> · <Size>
<Modified>
For images the information is displayed as expected, ...

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image.jpg
1024×768×24 · 1.234.567
30/Feb/2007 20:07:30
... but with videos the tooltips are formatted differently:

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video.mpg, 1234567 bytes, 30.02.2007 20:07
Hence I can confirm some kind of bug for v1.91, although I don't get the filepath.
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Re: 1.91: Wrong Tooltip

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Danny wrote:Steps to reproduce:

- Setup tooltip to show Filename with extension but without path
- open a folder with subfolders
- choose to view files in subfolders

If you now hover over a movie file, it will display the filepath in the tooltip anyway. Not for image files though.
For video, i don't use the tooltips from option, because there is many things that are not the same as picture...
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Re: 1.91: Wrong Tooltip

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xnview wrote:For video, i don't use the tooltips from option, because there is many things that are not the same as picture...
I see, but why is the tooltip correct for video files in the current folder? It only becomes wrong for files that are stored in a subfolder of the current one.
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Re: 1.91: Wrong Tooltip

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Danny wrote:
xnview wrote:For video, i don't use the tooltips from option, because there is many things that are not the same as picture...
I see, but why is the tooltip correct for video files in the current folder? It only becomes wrong for files that are stored in a subfolder of the current one.
If you use 'show files in subfolders'??
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Re: 1.91: Wrong Tooltip

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xnview wrote:If you use 'show files in subfolders'??
Yes.
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So, how is it? I still get wrong tooltips. Even the default setting only shows the first line of the tooltip. And if i change it, it's still the same as the default setting.
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Danny wrote:So, how is it? I still get wrong tooltips. Even the default setting only shows the first line of the tooltip. And if i change it, it's still the same as the default setting.
You have always the bug with 1.91??
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Post by Danny »

Ok, i figured out why. I have "Scan file headers" only for fixed discs, so it won't scan files on the local network. :|

But it's unexpected that it won't show things like the file path, since that's not part of any file header. This is especially useful for the "Show files recursively" command to quickly find out in which folder a particular file resides in though.
Get the bugs fixed, THEN start adding features. It sucks, but someone has to do it.
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