* capitalize some strings
as discussed several times on different channels,
nowadays, it is more usual to use capitalized titles;
fitting better to existing environments.
this pr capitalizes menu entries, buttons and titles;
"titles" include all name of all settings.
whats left lowercase (just to have a clear focus):
- states
- values
- whole sentences
- titles mentioned in whole sentences
(nb: there is the rough idea of having something as "Group or Subject"
instead of just "Group" -
this change is also easier with the new capitalisation rules ;)
as this all does not affect other languages
(they have their own rules),
we should be careful not to force re-translations.
* fix typos
in a multi-device-setup,
if deviceB scans a setup-contact QR code shown on deviceA,
it is misleading to say that the QR code was withdrawn
and can be revived.
actually, the QR code was never withdrawn by the user.
this is fixed by this pr.
(at some point, we want to sync QR codes across devices,
but even then, there may be siutuations where things are not in sync)
moreover,
the wording is more explicit about what is usually done with the qr code;
this is esp. helpful, when scanning a printed QR code without much context.
- Imediately hide the compose panel when you left the group and
EVENT_CHAT_CHANGED was sent
- Hide the "Leave" button if you are not a member of a group. I solved
this by checking `canSend()`; I could also have checked
`dc_is_contact_in_chat(CONTACT_ID_SELF)`, but this would be more
complexity for now.
When we add the possibility to leave mailing lists, the core will have
to explicitly tell the UI whether it's possible to leave a chat, but
that's not for now.
the code-part of this pr is pretty simple, most work was already done in core at deltachat/deltachat-core-rust#2512
* add DC_QR_{WITHDRAW|REVIVE}_VERIFY{CONTACT|GROUP} constants
* ask to withdraw/revive qr codes
* reword redraw hints, fix typos
* reword revive statement
* Update res/values/strings.xml: Add "by others"
* Apply suggestions from comradekingu's code review
Co-authored-by: Allan Nordhøy <epost@anotheragency.no>
Co-authored-by: Hocuri <hocuri@gmx.de>
Co-authored-by: Allan Nordhøy <epost@anotheragency.no>
The non-squashed original commits are available at 243bd3a56:
* First, quick and dirty version
* Basic HTML connectivity view
* Codestyle, automatically refresh
* Make it accessible from the settings
* Improve usability
I did some user-testing with my family, these are the results:
- Added an emoji to the html page (red dot for not connected, and so on)
- Adapted error messages for SMTP:
"Not started" -> "(You did not try to send a message recently)"
"🟢 Connected" -> "🟢 Your last message was sent successfully"
- "Not connected" is misleading, because they think that this means that there is no internet connection.
But "Not connected" can have other causes, like, a not responding server or a changed-but-not-updated-in-DC password
Possible solutions:
- "Not connected" -> "Not connected with gmx.de" (or whatever comes after the '@' in configured_addr). The problem: some people have an own domain for their emails, but no own servers. "Not connected with <your domain>" and might make them think that the problem is that DC tries to connect to the server <your domain>, while the server is hosted at Strato.com.
- We can ask the system whether there currently is network and then show another error message. The problem: Sometimes the system is wrong.
* Remove error_network
* Remove server_response string
* Move `getConnectivitySummary()` to `DcHelper`
* Implement the changes we agreed on
* Remove string error_no_network
* small fixes
* Clarify disappearing message hint
I got the user feedback that it's not clear that this setting only applies for this chat/group and is not a global setting like device/server deletion
* incorporate feedback to disappearing messages hint
Co-authored-by: B. Petersen <r10s@b44t.com>
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