Last modified: 2014-03-01 00:13:54 UTC
Right now, if I add an image for example:https://test2.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Foo.jpg Initially in VE from Insert>Media it renders as 229x150. If a user attempts to resize it to 350x350 , it will show a message that "Size Values are invalid" as it has exceeded the original dimension values.But unless user knows those original dimensions , he or she might keep trying with different values not knowing what should be the input limit. I think it will be better if we can have more clearer indication in the message saying something like "the size values are invalid since it has exceeded original dimension"
We should probably have several errors: * "Size can be up to <width>x<height> pixels." (if too big for media) * "Size must be positive whole numbers." (if not valid, e.g. negative or "hello") * "Size is limited to <maxsize> pixels." (if SVGMaxSize reached)
Should those block the 'apply' button, or just give an indication that the size itself won't be applied, giving the user the option to apply the rest of the properties?
(In reply to comment #2) > Should those block the 'apply' button, or just give an indication that the > size itself won't be applied, giving the user the option to apply the rest > of the properties? The second – see bug 60602.
