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In the spirit of "data-first" GIS, menu items should visually display whether they are applicable to the current selection.
This would likely be done by firing a signal on any change to the L.Dropchop.app.layerlist.selection.list object. All operations would subscribe to this signal, and alter their dom element to have a lighter text color if not applicable. I think a user should still be able to click on the operation and attempt to use it, as the error message returned from failed validation provides feedback to the user on the reason why an operation is not applicable.
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I always assumed the operation wouldn't be clickable, but we would show a tooltip when the user hovered over a disabled button, but this is also interesting - and seems like a good way to get the user to register that their data do not match the operation.
In the spirit of "data-first" GIS, menu items should visually display whether they are applicable to the current selection.
This would likely be done by firing a signal on any change to the
L.Dropchop.app.layerlist.selection.list
object. All operations would subscribe to this signal, and alter their dom element to have a lighter text color if not applicable. I think a user should still be able to click on the operation and attempt to use it, as the error message returned from failed validation provides feedback to the user on the reason why an operation is not applicable.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: