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The individual empty tab messages are a big improvement. Its possible that a user could still be a bit frustrated opening each tab only to find that there are no notifications. It may be beneficial to provide a generalized way to indicate to the user that there are no new notifications at all.
That may be able to be solved programmatically by updating the notifications-body.html with something like:
<divng-if="!totalNotificationCount"><!-- show a message if there zero notifications --></div><divng-if="totalNotificationCount"><!-- show the current body --></div>
If this is acceptable, then I would simply propose an update to the docs.
Another possibility might be to provide a new attrib for an empty state template:
At first glance this seems like it would be nice as it abstracts away some of the noise, but I'm not sure if its worth the cost of $watch-ing notification-groups to count all of the notifications in each array in order to trigger the template change.
In OpenShift, the accordion is not used so this issue does not apply. Changing to priority 3 for now. Will bring back up if other products experience this issue!
Related to #526
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The individual empty tab messages are a big improvement. Its possible that a user could still be a bit frustrated opening each tab only to find that there are no notifications. It may be beneficial to provide a generalized way to indicate to the user that there are no new notifications at all.
That may be able to be solved programmatically by updating the
notifications-body.html
with something like:If this is acceptable, then I would simply propose an update to the docs.
Another possibility might be to provide a new attrib for an empty state template:
At first glance this seems like it would be nice as it abstracts away some of the noise, but I'm not sure if its worth the cost of
$watch
-ingnotification-groups
to count all of thenotifications
in each array in order to trigger the template change.@jeff-phillips-18
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