Needs work
Project:
Media Browser Plus
Version:
7.x-3.x-dev
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
13 May 2013 at 11:45 UTC
Updated:
5 Aug 2013 at 06:49 UTC
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Comment #1
camdarley commentedComment #2
camdarley commentedAfter playing a little with that I'm not sure anymore that it's the good way to proceed.
Instead of a file form, it could be better to have a file summary, with preview, file usage and others... Later we could have an edit button which turn the summary into a file form.
Comment #3
camdarley commentedComment #4
camdarley commentedHere's what I was thinking:

Comment #5
camdarley commentedHere is a working patch. There is still a few enhancement to add before committing it:
- Inspector use the "full" view mode... maybe the right way would be to create a new file view mode, called "inspector"
- There is a bug when the file is loading, the size of the media item on which we just click became wrong. It come back normal when loading is finished.
Despite that, it's pretty awesome: I have websites with videos and I can preview it directly inside the library. Also, it will became easier to display size, owner and file usage!
Comment #6
camdarley commentedMuch much better: using a view block instead of a rendered file allows greater flexibility with displaying files metadatas.
Comment #7
camdarley commentedComment #8
das-peter commented@camdarley Awesome, another really nice idea realized!
While testing it following things came to my mind:
Operationsin the toolbar patch #2030375: Toolbar style exposed filters.And I've found some coding-standard nitpicks:
Has trailing whitespaces.
No full stop needed, but do we've a return at all?
Missing single blank line at the end of the file.
Comment #9
chr.fritschComment #10
das-peter commentedGave this another try.
Here my findings :)
That's great, however I'd still like to have a way to toggle the display of the whole inspector area. How about making the "Inspector" text clickable and use JS to toggle the area the same way as the media query does? We could even add a cookie to remember the last state.
Coding-Nitpicks ;)
Has some trailing white-spaces in the empty new lines and leftover debugging code.