Plugin:TabSRMM/User notes editing - Revision history

Dart Raiden at 23:10, 27 October 2022

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Dart Raiden at 21:06, 25 September 2022

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	The user notes may contain plain text information only. Formatting will be stripped, but line breaks are allowed. While there is no "hard" limit for the length of the user notes, you should not abuse them to store long text passages. Remember that the notes will be stored within your database and long notes may lead to significant database bloat.		The user notes may contain plain text information only. Formatting will be stripped, but line breaks are allowed. While there is no hard limit for the length of the user notes, you should not abuse them to store long text passages. Remember that the notes will be stored within your database and long notes may lead to significant database bloat.

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	You can also use TabSRMM to edit the user notes directly when a message window is open for a contact. Simply click the "Edit user notes" button (usually, it is the leftmost button of the right-aligned button group) or hit the default shortcut {{Hotkey\|Shift\|Ctrl\|N}}. To cancel editing user notes, hit the button or use the shortcut again. The notes will be saved automatically.		You can also use TabSRMM to edit the user notes directly when a message window is open for a contact. Simply click the {{Button\|Edit user notes}} button (usually, it is the leftmost button of the right-aligned button group) or hit the default shortcut {{Hotkey\|Shift\|Ctrl\|N}}. To cancel editing user notes, hit the button or use the shortcut again. The notes will be saved automatically.

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	Miranda allows you to store small notes about a user in the database record for any contact. When you invoke the user details dialog, you will find a page "Notes" with a text input field that allows you to store some (plain text only) information.		Miranda allows you to store small notes about a user in the database record for any contact. When you invoke the user details dialog, you will find a page "Notes" with a text input field that allows you to store some (plain text only) information.

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	You can also use TabSRMM to edit the user notes directly when a message window is open for a contact. Simply click the "Edit user notes" button (usually, it is the leftmost button of the right-aligned button group) or hit the default shortcut {{Hotkey\|Shift\|Ctrl\|N}}. To cancel editing user notes, hit the button or use the shortcut again. The notes will be saved automatically.		You can also use TabSRMM to edit the user notes directly when a message window is open for a contact. Simply click the "Edit user notes" button (usually, it is the leftmost button of the right-aligned button group) or hit the default shortcut {{Hotkey\|Shift\|Ctrl\|N}}. To cancel editing user notes, hit the button or use the shortcut again. The notes will be saved automatically.

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	The user notes may contain plain text information only. Formatting will be stripped, but line breaks are allowed. While there is no "hard" limit for the length of the user notes, you should not abuse them to store long text passages. Remember that the notes will be stored within your database and long notes may lead to significant database bloat.		The user notes may contain plain text information only. Formatting will be stripped, but line breaks are allowed. While there is no "hard" limit for the length of the user notes, you should not abuse them to store long text passages. Remember that the notes will be stored within your database and long notes may lead to significant database bloat.

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	The following things should be known when using this feature. Most of these limitations are in place to protect you from unintentionally sending the user notes as a message (something which is probably not desirable in some cases).		The following things should be known when using this feature. Most of these limitations are in place to protect you from unintentionally sending the user notes as a message (something which is probably not desirable in some cases).

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	* Invoking the notes editing mode is only possible when the message input area is empty. If the input field contains text, the button and keyboard shortcut are disabled.		* Invoking the notes editing mode is only possible when the message input area is empty. If the input field contains text, the button and keyboard shortcut are disabled.
	* Sending messages is – obviously – disabled when you edit the user notes. The send button may be active, but it won't allow you to send anything.		* Sending messages is – obviously – disabled when you edit the user notes. The send button may be active, but it won't allow you to send anything.

Dart Raiden at 15:09, 25 September 2022

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	Miranda allows you to store small notes about a user in the database record for any contact. When you invoke the user details dialog, you will find a page ~~'''~~"Notes"~~'''~~ with a text input field that allows you to store some (plain text only) information.		Miranda allows you to store small notes about a user in the database record for any contact. When you invoke the user details dialog, you will find a page "Notes" with a text input field that allows you to store some (plain text only) information.

	You can also use TabSRMM to edit the user notes directly when a message window is open for a contact. Simply click the "Edit user notes" button (usually, it is the leftmost button of the right-aligned button group) or hit the default shortcut {{Hotkey\|Shift\|Ctrl\|N}}. To cancel editing user notes, hit the button or use the shortcut again. The notes will be saved automatically.		You can also use TabSRMM to edit the user notes directly when a message window is open for a contact. Simply click the "Edit user notes" button (usually, it is the leftmost button of the right-aligned button group) or hit the default shortcut {{Hotkey\|Shift\|Ctrl\|N}}. To cancel editing user notes, hit the button or use the shortcut again. The notes will be saved automatically.
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	* Invoking the notes editing mode is only possible when the message input area is empty. If the input field contains text, the button and keyboard shortcut are disabled.		* Invoking the notes editing mode is only possible when the message input area is empty. If the input field contains text, the button and keyboard shortcut are disabled.
	* Sending messages is – obviously – disabled when you edit the user notes. The send button may be active, but it won't allow you to send anything.		* Sending messages is – obviously – disabled when you edit the user notes. The send button may be active, but it won't allow you to send anything.
	* The behavior of the ~~ENTER~~ key may be different from normal messaging mode. Because there is no need for a "send" keyboard command in user notes editing mode, the ~~ENTER~~ key will always insert a new line character, just like in any word processor or text editor.		* The behavior of the {{Button\|Enter}} key may be different from normal messaging mode. Because there is no need for a "send" keyboard command in user notes editing mode, the {{Button\|Enter}} key will always insert a new line character, just like in any word processor or text editor.
	* Editing user notes is not available in chat rooms or channels. It only works for normal instant messaging sessions.		* Editing user notes is not available in chat rooms or channels. It only works for normal instant messaging sessions.
	* Closing the message window while editing the notes will save them to the database. You won't lose them.		* Closing the message window while editing the notes will save them to the database. You won't lose them.

Dart Raiden: Created page with " Miranda allows you to store small notes about a user in the database record for any contact. When you invoke the user details dialog, you will find a page '''"Notes"''' with a text input field that allows you to store some (plain text only) information. You can also use TabSRMM to edit the user notes directly when a message window is open for a contact. Simply click the "Edit user notes" button (usually, it is the leftmost button of the right-al..."

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Created page with "<languages/> <translate> Miranda allows you to store small notes about a user in the database record for any contact. When you invoke the user details dialog, you will find a page '''"Notes"''' with a text input field that allows you to store some (plain text only) information. You can also use TabSRMM to edit the user notes directly when a message window is open for a contact. Simply click the "Edit user notes" button (usually, it is the leftmost button of the right-al..."

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Miranda allows you to store small notes about a user in the database record for any contact. When you invoke the user details dialog, you will find a page '''"Notes"''' with a text input field that allows you to store some (plain text only) information.

You can also use TabSRMM to edit the user notes directly when a message window is open for a contact. Simply click the "Edit user notes" button (usually, it is the leftmost button of the right-aligned button group) or hit the default shortcut {{Hotkey|Shift|Ctrl|N}}. To cancel editing user notes, hit the button or use the shortcut again. The notes will be saved automatically.

The user notes may contain plain text information only. Formatting will be stripped, but line breaks are allowed. While there is no "hard" limit for the length of the user notes, you should not abuse them to store long text passages. Remember that the notes will be stored within your database and long notes may lead to significant database bloat.

== Some remarks ==

The following things should be known when using this feature. Most of these limitations are in place to protect you from unintentionally sending the user notes as a message (something which is probably not desirable in some cases).

* Invoking the notes editing mode is only possible when the message input area is empty. If the input field contains text, the button and keyboard shortcut are disabled.
* Sending messages is – obviously – disabled when you edit the user notes. The send button may be active, but it won't allow you to send anything.
* The behavior of the ENTER key may be different from normal messaging mode. Because there is no need for a "send" keyboard command in user notes editing mode, the ENTER key will always insert a new line character, just like in any word processor or text editor.
* Editing user notes is not available in chat rooms or channels. It only works for normal instant messaging sessions.
* Closing the message window while editing the notes will save them to the database. You won't lose them.
* Receiving messages is not affected by the user notes editing mode.
* When editing the user notes, the message input area will be surrounded by a small (1 pixel wide) green frame. This indicates that you edit the user notes instead of writing a message. Note that this frame may be absent when using a skin which defines its own borders for the text areas in the message window.
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