86579 - inconsistent behavier in bookmark and history tree

Status: VERIFIED DUPLICATE of bug 71768

(SeaMonkey :: Sidebar, enhancement)

Description

[Simon Huerlimann]

The tree view of bookmark and history in the sidebar are inconsistent in how
they collapse/open.
-In the bookmark page you have to doubleclick the arrow or singleclick the ident.
-In the history page you have to doubleclick the ident or singleclick the arrow.

I prefer the behavier of the history because:
-the arrow is primary to show the state of the folder, collapsed or not. So it
is the right place to change this state. A single click is the right way, 'cause
we can't to anything else with this arrow.
-the ident is primary to show the name of the folder. The default action for a
folder is to open/collapse it. But we can also rename it, or do other nasty
things. So a doubleclick (take default action) is the right method.

Comment 1

[Simon Huerlimann]

By the way I just reviewed the popup menu for the bookmark page. With the right
mouse button, the bahavier changes to something like the history page:
-folder opens when (single)clicking on the arrow
-folder doesn't open when clicking on the identifier.

Comment 2

[timeless]

fixed? but i wanted to mark this as a duplicate. :(

Comment 3

[Simon Huerlimann]

I just downloaded a new nightly and... The bahavier seems to be still the same.
I don't know whether you want this behavier, or the "resolved fixed" is wrong.
If this behavier is what you want, I would be interessted in some explenation on
the advances about a consistent behavier

thx simon

Comment 4

[timeless]

reopening. i'm pretty sure the reporter didn't intend to resolve as fixed. i'll 
dupe later, unless someone does so sooner (please).

Comment 5

[Simon Huerlimann]

i would do the work if you can give me some hints where all the things are. if 
you can tell me the source file or some urls to documentation, i'll look at it, 
so that i can tell you wheter i'm able to fix it.
would be my first work on mozilla, besides of some bug reports

simon

Comment 6

[timeless]

*** Bug 89502 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

Comment 7

[gary_Cope]

dup of bug 71768 ?

Comment 8

[timeless]

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 71768 ***

Comment 9

[sujay]

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