| 2016-04-09 20:14:01 |
JP |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2016-04-09 20:15:00 |
JP |
description |
I've worked with Tag Mapper a lot now. I hope you can come up with an easy way to add a Tag to a Remove rule that doesn't require "manually" opening Tag Mapper and adding or editing an existing Remove rule.
It occurs to me that the database structure would prevent this as a "default" type action, so I believe the easiest method would be:
1- Manage Tags
2- multi-select desired labels (as can currently be done to delete multiple tags)
3- click a newly created button to generate a comma separated text string of the unwanted tags that are selected (ie, unwanted tag 1, get rid of me, deleteme) that the user can easily copy/paste into a rule through Tag Mapper (normal means)
To be clear, I've tried the copy/paste one by one into a text file that I then copy/paste into the rule all at once. I've also typed a lot, but I'm sure you can imagine that hundreds and hundreds of tags becomes completely inefficient to do this way....and they don't match patterns to eliminate.
Thank you for your consideration. |
I've worked with Tag Mapper a lot now. I hope you can come up with an easy way to add a Tag to a Remove rule that doesn't require "manually" opening Tag Mapper and adding or editing an existing Remove rule.
It occurs to me that the database structure would prevent this as a "default" type action, so I believe the easiest method would be:
1- Manage Tags
2- multi-select desired labels (as can currently be done to delete multiple tags)
3- click a newly created button to generate a comma separated text string of the unwanted selected tags (ie, unwanted tag 1, get rid of me, deleteme) that the user can easily copy/paste into a rule through Tag Mapper (normal means)
To be clear, I've tried the copy/paste one by one into a text file that I then copy/paste into the rule all at once. I've also typed a lot, but I'm sure you can imagine that hundreds and hundreds of tags becomes completely inefficient to do this way....and they don't match patterns to eliminate.
Thank you for your consideration. |
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| 2016-04-09 20:15:33 |
JP |
description |
I've worked with Tag Mapper a lot now. I hope you can come up with an easy way to add a Tag to a Remove rule that doesn't require "manually" opening Tag Mapper and adding or editing an existing Remove rule.
It occurs to me that the database structure would prevent this as a "default" type action, so I believe the easiest method would be:
1- Manage Tags
2- multi-select desired labels (as can currently be done to delete multiple tags)
3- click a newly created button to generate a comma separated text string of the unwanted selected tags (ie, unwanted tag 1, get rid of me, deleteme) that the user can easily copy/paste into a rule through Tag Mapper (normal means)
To be clear, I've tried the copy/paste one by one into a text file that I then copy/paste into the rule all at once. I've also typed a lot, but I'm sure you can imagine that hundreds and hundreds of tags becomes completely inefficient to do this way....and they don't match patterns to eliminate.
Thank you for your consideration. |
I've worked with Tag Mapper a lot now. I hope you can come up with an easy way to add a Tag to a Remove rule that doesn't require "manually" opening Tag Mapper and adding or editing an existing Remove rule.
It occurs to me that the database structure would prevent this as a "default" type action, so I believe the easiest method would be:
1- Manage Tags
2- multi-select desired labels (as can currently be done to delete multiple tags)
3- click a newly created button to generate a comma separated text string of the unwanted selected tags (ie, unwanted tag 1, get rid of me, deleteme) that the user can easily copy/paste into a rule through Tag Mapper (normal method after the string is generated).
To be clear, I've tried the copy/paste one by one into a text file that I then copy/paste into the rule all at once. I've also typed a lot, but I'm sure you can imagine that hundreds and hundreds of tags becomes completely inefficient to do this way....and they don't match patterns to eliminate.
Thank you for your consideration. |
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| 2016-04-09 23:14:06 |
JP |
summary |
[Enhancement] An easy way to add unwanted a multitued of tags to a Remove rule |
[Enhancement] An easy way to add an unwanted multitued of tags to a Remove rule |
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| 2016-04-09 23:15:33 |
JP |
description |
I've worked with Tag Mapper a lot now. I hope you can come up with an easy way to add a Tag to a Remove rule that doesn't require "manually" opening Tag Mapper and adding or editing an existing Remove rule.
It occurs to me that the database structure would prevent this as a "default" type action, so I believe the easiest method would be:
1- Manage Tags
2- multi-select desired labels (as can currently be done to delete multiple tags)
3- click a newly created button to generate a comma separated text string of the unwanted selected tags (ie, unwanted tag 1, get rid of me, deleteme) that the user can easily copy/paste into a rule through Tag Mapper (normal method after the string is generated).
To be clear, I've tried the copy/paste one by one into a text file that I then copy/paste into the rule all at once. I've also typed a lot, but I'm sure you can imagine that hundreds and hundreds of tags becomes completely inefficient to do this way....and they don't match patterns to eliminate.
Thank you for your consideration. |
I've worked with Tag Mapper a lot now. I hope you can come up with an easy way to add a Tag to a Remove rule that doesn't require "manually" opening Tag Mapper and adding or editing an existing Remove rule.
It occurs to me that the database structure would prevent this as a "default" type action, so I believe the easiest method would be:
1- Manage Tags
2- multi-select desired labels (as can currently be done to delete multiple tags)
3- click a newly created button to generate a comma separated text string of the unwanted selected tags (ie, unwanted tag 1, get rid of me, deleteme) that the user can easily copy/paste into a rule through Tag Mapper (normal method after the string is generated).
To be clear, I've tried the copy/paste one by one into a text file that I then copy/paste into the rule all at once. I've also typed a lot, but I'm sure you can imagine that hundreds and hundreds of tags becomes completely inefficient to do this way....and they don't match patterns to eliminate.
I've just realized such a generated text string could be helpful for ANY Tag Mapper rules since the user can just paste it as needed.
Thank you for your consideration. |
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| 2016-04-10 02:05:50 |
Kovid Goyal |
calibre: status |
New |
Won't Fix |
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| 2016-04-10 03:49:03 |
JP |
attachment added |
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mng tags.JPG https://bugs.launchpad.net/calibre/+bug/1568376/+attachment/4630991/+files/mng%20tags.JPG |
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| 2016-04-10 04:21:23 |
Kovid Goyal |
calibre: status |
Won't Fix |
Fix Released |
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