Update, and sort of solved: See the next message to see my current thinking.
Impacted version: Current (9Nov2017) Wekan on Docker from https://github.com/wekan/wekan-mongodb
Server Setup Information:
Problem description:
Do attachments work like this? Am I doing it wrong?
PS I should say that the underlying GUI of Wekan is _very_ sexy, and I like it a lot...
Update: Never mind... I don't know what I was doing wrong with my earlier tests. I see that Edit Attachment _does_ allow you to attach multiple attachments to a card.
That said, I still want to drag a document to a card as a shortcut to the Edit Attachment -> Computer/Clipboard/Drag&drop choice. This seems a sufficient "gesture" to indicate that I want to add the file as an attachment.
One last thought: I was confused by "Edit attachments" menu label. If it had said, "Add attachments", I would have understood what it does immediately. (The resulting GUI only allow you to add attachments - not remove ("edit") them.)
Moved to here from https://github.com/wekan/wekan/pull/1391
From @ocdtrekkie
I am not super fond of this change. It takes up like an inch and a half, since the current "Add attachment" button is a giant box. It pushes the most recent comment to nearly always be below the scroll point.
Is it possible we could shorten how large this section is if there's no attachments, while still making the Attachments section visible all the time?
I understand why. But as someone who rarely uses attachments in Wekan, the change has a very painful cost. I am not personally comfortable trying to improve it myself, but hoping perhaps my suggestion on how it can be improved might be useful to the person who made the PR.
Question to all:
Should there be slider for hiding attachment box? Or how should it work?
I think there should be a small box, which automatically resizes to a bigger box when I drag and drop a file. Also I think the current workflow of not being able to drag and drop directly (but have to click add attachment) is not optimal, since at least in Firefox it just loads the dragged file (and quits wekan) in the tab - but doesnt upload it in Wekan..
I did a short screenscapture on how we do it in our own project with the JQuery File upload plugin (https://blueimp.github.io/jQuery-File-Upload/), its also only 60 lines of JS-code (https://gist.github.com/lichtamberg/7dcbd62f74b697adf4d1094e6bd82e4d):
