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No possibility to change the name of a Label Album #1123
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The bug is in the front end and it actually doesn't seem to have anything to do with tag albums; I can reproduce it with regular ones as well. I'll submit a fix shortly. This reminds me though that you use this scheme where you move tag albums to other albums, turning them into subalbums. This is currently unsupported and works only by accident. Tag albums were meant to be "custom smart albums", listed only at the top level, together with other smart albums. It's a bug both on the front end side that it exposes the Move operation for such albums and on the server side that it allows such an operation to go ahead. Still, since you clearly find this functionality useful, I guess we (the developers) should ask ourselves if we should properly support it, rather than having you rely on something that only works by accident and may break with the next version. @ildyria, @d7415, @nagmat84 -- what are your thoughts? Personally I've wondered from the beginning whether tag albums should be listed together with smart albums (as currently) or whether they should simply be mixed with the rest of user's albums, and available as subalbums and such. Although if we allow them as subalbums, shouldn't they work only on the content of their parent album then? |
yes. |
I feel like this could get messy quickly (which I think was one of the reasons for making them top level). Operating only on the contents of their immediate parent probably makes sense. |
Yeah, it's already messy: the front end is grossly mishandling various special cases, such as the smart albums and tag albums. Check the options that show for them in the "+" menu, the pop-up menu... We need a big clean-up of all that stuff, unless the new front end is ready soon. I am particularly interested to hear from @nagmat84 how his new album structure from #1101 would affect the prospects for "tag subalbums". |
In principle it should be doable. It probably should be even easier than before but I agree with @d7415 that there will like by many cases (in particular when it comes to rights management) which thoroughly need to be taken into account. Personally, I don't see the point in tag albums anyway and I don't use them. To me they feel like a fifth wheel. IMHO, there are two different approaches how photos can be organized:
I don't see the additional benefits of tags. For example my personal Lychee installation is organized as follows
If I have a photo of Bob, Emil and Hendrik which was taken at Tom's birthday in Karlsruhe, then it goes into the albums So, I would be glad if we could drop the support for tag albums completely. Personally, I don't think the provide a benefit which is worth the effort to support them. Or more precisely, I don't see the point in maintaining two different approaches of photo organization simultaneously which IMHO strangely interact with each other. As "normal" albums are more mature and "tag albums" are missing some feature, I would not hesitate to drop the latter. But, if persons strongly want to keep tag albums and even may have good use cases for them, then I am also willingly to help to improve them. |
I need the tag album under a hierarchy of real album. Why ?
I have now 24k of photos organized by rhe following thematics:
1. By thé time (all is not in the othets themes)
2. Family events
3. Travels
4. Others (some collections)
I use the tag album to have virtual photo albums of my vhildren and
grandchildren. These images are in the albums from 1. to 4.
The hierarchy of the tag albumsis:
0. family
0.1 Child 1
0.1.0 Child album 1 (tag album)
0.1.1 petit-enfant 1
0.2.2 petit-enfant 2
And do on for my 4 children and my 10 grandchildren. I have now 14 tag
album for more than 2.000 photos.
The photo is unique and can be every where in my collections and, for me,
the benefit of the tag album is to have other album organisation. My actual
need is my family but I think to use the tag album to classe architecture
or tree !
For the autorisation is possible to manage it with the request witch
retrieve the photo.
IT seem to me important to keep this finctionality.
Bien cordialement,
Jacquelin
Le mer. 20 oct. 2021 à 18:27, Matthias Nagel ***@***.***> a
écrit :
… I am particularly interested to hear from @nagmat84
<https://github.com/nagmat84> how his new album structure from #1101
<#1101> would affect the
prospects for "tag subalbums".
In principle it should be doable. It probably should be even easier than
before but I agree with @d7415 <https://github.com/d7415> that there will
like by many cases (in particular when it comes to rights management) which
thoroughly need to be taken into account.
Personally, I don't see the point in tag albums anyway and I don't use
them. To me they feel like a fifth wheel. IMHO, there are two different
approaches how photos can be organized:
1. "Tag albums only": One has a huge pile of photos and one assigns
tags to them. Alongside one has a hierarchy of tag albums and photos appear
in albums based on their tags. (Note, we don't fully support that yet,
because tag albums cannot be arranged hierarchically).
2. "No tag albums at all": The system as it is provided by Lychee
right now minus the tag albums. Because photos are not really duplicated
when they are put into more than one album, photos can be copied into as
many albums as you whish and therewith achieve the same result as with tags.
I don't see the additional benefits of tags. For example my personal
Lychee installation is organized as follows
+-- Alice
|
+-- Family ---------+-- Bob
| |
| +-- Charlie
|
| +-- Dora
| |
People -----+-- Friends---------+-- Emil
| |
| +-- Faye
|
| +-- Dora
+-- Acquaintances --+
+-- Henrik
+-- Karlsruhe -- ...
|
+-- Stuttgart -- ...
Locations --|
+-- Paris -- ...
|
+-- ...
+-- Christmas 2021
|
+-- Vacation Trip 2019
Events -----|
+-- Tom's Birthday 2020
|
+-- ...
If I have a photo of Bob, Emil and Hendrik which was taken at Tom's
birthday in Karlsruhe, then it goes into the albums Bob, Emil, Hendrik,
Karlsruhe and Tom's birthday. I think you get the idea. I personally
haven't found a use case for tag albums which can not be covered by normal
albums only. But I am curious to hear, if someone can come up with one.
So, I would be glad if we could drop the support for tag albums
completely. Personally, I don't think the provide a benefit which is worth
the effort to support them. Or more precisely, I don't see the point in
maintaining two different approaches of photo organization simultaneously
which IMHO strangely interact with each other. As "normal" albums are more
mature and "tag albums" are missing some feature, I would not hesitate to
drop the latter.
But, if persons strongly want to keep tag albums and even may have good
use cases for them, then I am also willingly to help to improve them.
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Thanks for your quick response. But I fail to understand why your use case requires tag albums at all. You can have the same photo in multiple albums without multiplying storage requirements. So you can have the same photo, e.g., in "family events" and in "petit-enfant 1". This is exactly what I do, too Moreover, I don't understand what you mean by the hierarchy of tag albums is [your example here]. Momentarily, it is not possible to have a hierarchy of tag albums. I assume we are talking about different things. |
For a bit of history, the tag album feature was implemented a little over a year ago in #704 by an external contributor. A request for such a feature dates back two years prior, to #48. The ability to add tags to pictures and search for them is even older than that. I don't use the tag album feature in my gallery either but I'm against removing it; instead, I think we should make it more general. After that feature was added, we've had a fair number of inquiries/improvement proposals related to it, so clearly there is an interest in that sort of functionality in the user community. When tag albums were first added, I thought of them as "saved searches", which didn't seem all that useful to me, but that's apparently not how some want to use them. They want to have different ways of grouping the same collection of images. One user complained to us that he wanted to make only a subset of pictures from an album public. We can't do that at the album level; it's all or nothing. So he thought that he could make the subset of pictures individually public and then present them in public mode via a tag album. Only tag albums didn't include individually public pictures then; that's how Yes, a similar effect can be achieved via regular albums and "Copy to...", but I feel that that misses the point a bit. Convenience matters. For instance, "Copy to" creates a new Photo object, so later changes to editable metadata such as the title or description don't get propagated to the copies. What if the user later decides to delete the image from the gallery for some reason? They need to remember that they copied it to other location(s) and manually delete all the instances. It's a hassle. With tags, I believe it's even possible to initialize them from EXIF metadata during import, which could be a huge productivity boost for somebody importing an already tagged collection of images. People may simply be used to the concept of tag albums from other photo galleries. |
Anyway, @JacquelinDV, until this bug gets fully resolved, a workaround for you is to hit Reload in your web browser right before renaming an album. It should work then. |
Merci, but my workaround is to use phpMyAdmin to rename the album.
I have in my database more than 24k of photos (+191 k of files, more
than 95GO of files storage) and more than 950 albums. When I use a tag
to display a photo, the result is immediate and when I use copy to copy
a photo on an album, the time to view the album list is 28 s for one
photo and more to find the good album where put the photo. To manipulate
one photo, the tag solution cost the time to type the tag and the copy
solution cost 28s+the search of the album (quickly if is first, 10 ou
20s more if is number 1000!).
My harware is an Intel I3 7gene with memory of 16GO, a SSD M2 of 225 GO
and a SSD of 1TO. I search how put the Upload folder of Lychee on the
1GO disk, if you know how I am interested!
If we cannot use "tags", why they exist? The tag seem a good and modern
way to class quickly the collections and the tag album is a good thing
(the first usage of the tags).
Bien cordialement,
Jacquelin
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Anyway, @JacquelinDV <https://github.com/JacquelinDV>, until this bug
gets fully resolved, a workaround for you is to hit Reload in your web
browser right before renaming an album. It should work then.
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It takes 28s to generate a list of 950 albums on your maybe not top-tier, but certainly not ancient hardware? Wow! That is bad. How deep is your album hierarchy typically? Is it three levels deep, as you indicated in your previous messages? |
The max deep is 6 levels
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album hierarchy typically? Is it three levels deep, as you indicated in
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Thank you. I ran some experiments here as well and I'm actually seeing timings on the order of 50 seconds for 1,000 albums. This is something that we should try to improve, but as it's not directly related to this issue, I created a new one: #1124. |
OK,
Merci beaucoup
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timings on the order of 50 seconds for 1,000 albums. This is something that
we should try to improve, but as it's not directly related to this issue, I
created a new one: #1124 <#1124>
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Detailed description of the problem [REQUIRED]
the structure of my albums are the following:
0 - Mes Petits enfants -- Physical Album
0.1 - Enfant1 -- Physical Album
0.1.1 - Petit enfant 1 -- Label album
......
Same structure for all my children.
Steps to reproduce the issue
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Identical if
If I modify the name through phpMyAdmin: No Problem
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Output of the diagnostics [REQUIRED]
Diagnostics
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Warning: Dropbox import not working. dropbox_key is empty.
Info: Latest version of PHP is 8
Browser and system
Browser: Chrome on Windows 10
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