Thu Mar 13, 2014 8:33 am
[SOLVED]Bug:Media browser stuck with only 3 lines of content
Just started using Serviio, so might be an option I've neglected to set, but:
Problem: The browser-based Media Browser only shows the first 3 lines of items in grid view, and then only loads more lines of items when the user scrolls down.
On a large screen, or with a browser window sized so it's taller than it's wide, the user has no way to scroll, so there's no way to trigger the loading of further lines of items. You're stuck with whatever's on the screen at the time.
Tested on: Safari and Firefox on Mac; Firefox on Windows
Workaround: resize the browser window such that some of the content gets cut off - thus enabling scrolling. User can then scroll down, triggering more content to be loaded.
Possible fixes:
- add a "More..." button under the displayed content so user can trigger loading of next chunk of content manually if necessary
- or, when a grid view is first loaded, calculate and load enough content (ie sometimes more than 3 rows) to slightly overflow the browser window, thus enabling the scroll bars.
Thanks
Problem: The browser-based Media Browser only shows the first 3 lines of items in grid view, and then only loads more lines of items when the user scrolls down.
On a large screen, or with a browser window sized so it's taller than it's wide, the user has no way to scroll, so there's no way to trigger the loading of further lines of items. You're stuck with whatever's on the screen at the time.
Tested on: Safari and Firefox on Mac; Firefox on Windows
Workaround: resize the browser window such that some of the content gets cut off - thus enabling scrolling. User can then scroll down, triggering more content to be loaded.
Possible fixes:
- add a "More..." button under the displayed content so user can trigger loading of next chunk of content manually if necessary
- or, when a grid view is first loaded, calculate and load enough content (ie sometimes more than 3 rows) to slightly overflow the browser window, thus enabling the scroll bars.
Thanks
