למעשה טעיתי… יש לי כמה תבניות, אבל אלו עבור קטגוריות ספציפיות, לא עבור ‘ללא קטגוריה’ (ראיתי זאת דרך הקישור ששותף על ידי @Moin).
אבל עכשיו שמתי לב למשהו, שמבטל את כל מה שעשיתי עד כה:
אם אני בדף הבית ולוחץ על נושא חדש (NEW TOPIC), אני יכול לראות את האפשרות לבחור קטגוריה, אבל אם אני בתוך קטגוריה, הרשימה הנפתחת מאוכלסת אוטומטית עם אותה קטגוריה, וזה משהו שרציתי להימנע ממנו. האם זה בכלל אפשרי, להשיג זאת ללא קשר למקום שבו המשתמש נמצא?
רק בגלל שמישהו נמצא בקטגוריית “כללי” (General), למשל, זה לא אומר שנושא חדש מיועד להיות באותה קטגוריה, אבל אם המשתמש לא רואה זאת, הוא עלול ליצור נושא בקטגוריה הלא נכונה.
Ah, yes. A topic template on any category will switch the composer behaviour. I was asking about Uncategorised in particular just in case there was an overlooked bug/ux issue (thankfully that doesn’t appear to be the case )
For your topic creation flow itself, I think I would initially trust users to make the right choices and then maybe adapt things if you notice a significant problem crop up.
So let me see if I understand it: are you saying that by having a template associated with at least one category, when the default is “no category” (in this case it seems to be when I’m not inside any particular category), is locks the composer?
This is actually more related to them not noticing that the category is wrong, more than an actual “wrong decision”. It can be overlooked. For example, sometimes in the Keyboard Maestro forum, I add the title and the message and hit Submit to then see the alert to pick a category. It’s just that instinct that the most important things are the Title and the Message. I guess my brain just assumes that my message is being sent to the “Help” category.
So, if it happens to me, I can see how that can happen to others as well, so always forcing them to pick a category, would be safer.
But would this even be possible to bypass that behavior where it picks the current category automatically?
Good to know that this is not a bug, then.
In that case, I’m happy with the script I have, at least for the “no category” option.
Thank you for the tip. I will keep that in mind. For now, I’m just trying to work on things that are truly relevant. This is just a minor detail and probably will require more work than expected and since I’m still building it (no users yet), it’s not a priority.
One thing you may want to double check is creating a new topic, adding some text to the composer without picking a category, and then picking the category with the topic template.
I’m hoping it will simply not show you the topic template, but I also had a doubt about whether the topic template would overwrite the existing user added text instead. Hopefully a nothing-burger.