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Bug 118930 - Scores sometimes don't show.
Scores sometimes don't show.
Status: RESOLVED FIXED
Product: Pan
Classification: Other
Component: general
pre-0.14.1 betas
Other Linux
: Normal minor
: 0.14.1
Assigned To: Charles Kerr
Pan QA Team
Depends on:
Blocks:
 
 
Reported: 2003-08-02 13:56 UTC by dave
Modified: 2006-06-18 05:03 UTC
See Also:
GNOME target: ---
GNOME version: ---


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Display - Collapsed. (43.84 KB, image/gif)
2003-08-02 14:02 UTC, dave
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2003-08-02 14:02 UTC, dave
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Description dave 2003-08-02 13:56:21 UTC
If I have a thread whose first article is scored, then if the thread is
expanded, the score shows. If the thread is collapsed, it is not shown. I
think this started happening around the change that made scores appear
against collapsed threads.
Comment 1 dave 2003-08-02 14:02:13 UTC
Created attachment 18846 [details]
Display - Collapsed.
Comment 2 dave 2003-08-02 14:02:42 UTC
Created attachment 18847 [details]
Display - expanded
Comment 3 Charles Kerr 2003-08-02 14:17:27 UTC
More information: I'm able to duplicate this by creating a score
and hitting `close and rescore'.

If I exit the group and re-enter it, the top and nested scores
are shown appropriately.

Same behavior if the top and nested scores are 100, 200 respectively.
Comment 5 dave 2003-08-04 08:57:56 UTC
It works now for the score of +100, but still doesn't work for the
-100 score case. Also, what happens if a thread has articles scored
both negative and positive??
Comment 6 Charles Kerr 2003-08-04 14:11:52 UTC
I don't understand the question.

The premise is that users want to read high-scoring articles.
So Pan's trying to make it easier to find high-scoring articles
even when they're hidden in collapsed threads.  This is why
Pan shows the subthreads' high score when the subthread is
collapsed.

So, if a top article has a score -100 and its reply has a
score of 0, then it's intentional a zero score appear in
the top article when its replies are hidden from a collapsed subthread.
Comment 7 dave 2003-08-04 19:49:17 UTC
I had thought of it that an article with zero score is a no-op so any
other score would show through. Doesn't really matter.

Dave