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Unexpected image upload locations #12
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Interesting. This actually came across from Gluon and it's how its been doing it for a while now... It was like this so you don't have to wait for the post to upload the images, and for a missing feature in this app right now, the ability to inline the images where you want (basically taking the URL of where it was uploaded). Two solutions:
I'm keen to go for number one here, for now. Having this as is, is exactly as Gluon does at the moment and to date had no complaints about it or confusion. |
I'm good with starting with 1. You probably haven't heard anything about it because almost everyone just have a single blog… My account is a little unique in that I have a dozen blogs and actually do switch between them pretty often, especially when testing. |
Should have used Gluon - it's a good app (was) 🤣 |
Haha. I did use it sometimes, but I guess not enough! 🙂 And to be clear, this can wait a while… I'm good with things as-is for the beta. |
Cool. So I'll look at point 1 for now (but not with urgency). We can revisit this and perhaps look at point 2 which might make a nicer experience and we can bring across the same sort of loading indicator, as it posts, on the web. |
Following up to this as I've made changes in the "share extension" part of the app that allows image uploads to happen after you press the Post button, which means they won't upload straight away when still composing the post. Specific code can be found in We can look at using this in the main app also after some testing. I'm pretty happy with the way it works in the share extension. Would love to have something similar, in the app, to the way "Publishing post" on the Web shows. For example, pressing "Post" will close the post modal, display a nice loading indicator similar to the website (in the corner, or the actual new post button), then either disappear/bring back the button and show a quick message it was all uploaded, or throw an error and bring back the posting screen. |
This is a weird edge case I discovered and highlights a difference between the old Micro.blog app and new app. The old app would attach images to a post in the UI but not actually upload the images until the user clicked Post. The new app uploads the images right away as they are attached.
This creates 2 potential problems:
These aren't show-stoppers but I think we should discuss and fine-tune this behavior so that it doesn't cause any confusion.
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