Deltachat-desktop: Show explaination if there are no contact requests

Created on 14 May 2020  路  4Comments  路  Source: deltachat/deltachat-desktop

  • Platform (linux/mac/windows):
    Windows 8.1 Pro.

  • Delta Chat Desktop Version:
    1.3.3.

  • Expected behavior:
    It should not be possible to select "Contact requests" from the global three-dot menu when no contact request exists.

  • Actual behavior:
    It is possible to select "Contact requests" from the global three-dot menu when no contact request exists.

  • Step to reproduce the problem:
    -- Click the global three-dot menu when no contact request exists. (The menu item should be disabled.) (I have highlighted the element with a red frame.)

  • Screenshot:
    grafik

enhancement good first issue uux

Most helpful comment

i agree with @Jikstra, i would not hide or disable it, for the same reasons

but instead, some more explaining would be useful. in fact, we have a string for that, on ios as well as on android we're using chat_no_contact_requests (in case show_emails!=ALL - otherwise, just use chat_no_messages as it is now):

Screen Shot 2020-05-14 at 16 44 52

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This issue could be seen as an enhancement, but for now it is not good to see an empty list and a text as follows:

grafik

I believe that the average user cannot understand the current behavior.

Hmm i think it would be enough to show those grey elements in the messagelist with a text around "You don't have any contact requests yet". Hiding a menu item can also be quite confusing, especially when one searches for it because the Faq for example says "Go to Menu -> Contact requests to see.."

i agree with @Jikstra, i would not hide or disable it, for the same reasons

but instead, some more explaining would be useful. in fact, we have a string for that, on ios as well as on android we're using chat_no_contact_requests (in case show_emails!=ALL - otherwise, just use chat_no_messages as it is now):

Screen Shot 2020-05-14 at 16 44 52

@Jikstra and @r10s I am with you, that is a good approach, thanks a lot! :+1:

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