Language - 'wcf.clipboard' category

1st Official Post
    Affected App
    WoltLab Suite Core
    Diff
    - <item name="wcf.clipboard.item.com.woltlab.wcf.user.assignToGroup"><![CDATA[Assign to User Group]]></item>
+ <item name="wcf.clipboard.item.com.woltlab.wcf.user.assignToGroup"><![CDATA[Assign to User Group ({#$count})]]></item>

    Added ({#$count}).

    Diff
    - <item name="wcf.clipboard.item.com.woltlab.wcf.user.exportMailAddress"><![CDATA[Export Email addresses]]></item>
+ <item name="wcf.clipboard.item.com.woltlab.wcf.user.exportMailAddress"><![CDATA[Export Email address{if $count != 1}es{/if} ({#$count})]]></item>


    Added singular/plural and ({#$count}).

    Diff
    - <item name="wcf.clipboard.label.com.woltlab.wcf.user.marked"><![CDATA[{#$count} User{if $count != 1}s{/if} marked]]></item>
+ <item name="wcf.clipboard.label.com.woltlab.wcf.user.marked"><![CDATA[{if $count == 1}One user{else}{#$count} Users{/if} marked]]></item>


    Similar to: <item name="wcf.clipboard.label.com.woltlab.wbb.thread.marked"> and <item name="wcf.clipboard.label.com.woltlab.wbb.post.marked">.

    Diff
    - <item name="wcf.clipboard.item.com.woltlab.wcf.user.merge"><![CDATA[Merge]]></item>
+ <item name="wcf.clipboard.item.com.woltlab.wcf.user.merge"><![CDATA[Merge ({#$count})]]></item>


    Added ({#$count}).

    Diff
    - <item name="wcf.clipboard.item.com.woltlab.wcf.user.revertContentChanges"><![CDATA[Revert Changes To Contents]]></item>
+ <item name="wcf.clipboard.item.com.woltlab.wcf.user.revertContentChanges"><![CDATA[Revert Changes To Contents ({#$count})]]></item>


    Added ({#$count}).

    Diff
    - <item name="wcf.clipboard.item.com.woltlab.wcf.user.enable"><![CDATA[Approve]]></item>
+ <item name="wcf.clipboard.item.com.woltlab.wcf.user.enable"><![CDATA[Approve ({#$count})]]></item>


    Added ({#$count}).


    Edited once, last by Aethior (January 18, 2016 at 7:08 PM).

    • Official Post

    All though a bit inconsistent in some view, there is a general logic behind the usage of (X):

    • Items in the dropdown are only available if at least one marked item is applicable for this action, there is no (0) state
    • The count represents the number of items that are affected by each operation, e.g. if you have two threads marked and one is closed, the option for Open and Close will both show (1), but Disable (2) works for both
    • Actions that are always available for all selected items carry no count because it will always equal the number of selected items

    --

    At this point I'm thinking about dropping the ({$count}) thing completely with the next major, because these numbers are largely useless. It may give some additional information if only a handful of items are selected, but are completely void for more than that because it doesn't offer any additional information.

    Just imagine marking 8 threads across the forums and when opening the dropdown, some actions will report less numbers. Not only is this confusing, but is also completely useless because it does not reveal which items are affected or not affected.

    I think with 'x users marked' or 'x posts marked' information is not necessary ({count}) in every action, but I think necessary this correction:

    Diff
    - <item name="wcf.clipboard.label.com.woltlab.wcf.user.marked"><![CDATA[{#$count} User{if $count != 1}s{/if} marked]]></item>
+ <item name="wcf.clipboard.label.com.woltlab.wcf.user.marked"><![CDATA[{if $count == 1}One user{else}{#$count} Users{/if} marked]]></item>


    Examples:

    Code
    <item name="wcf.clipboard.label.com.woltlab.filebase.file.marked"><![CDATA[{if $count == 1}One File{else}{#$count} Files{/if} Marked]]></item>
    Code
    <item name="wcf.clipboard.label.com.woltlab.gallery.image.marked"><![CDATA[{if $count == 1}One Image{else}{#$count} Images{/if} Marked]]></item>
    Code
    <item name="wcf.clipboard.label.com.woltlab.wbb.thread.marked"><![CDATA[{if $count == 1}One Thread{else}{#$count} Threads{/if} Marked]]></item>

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