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Tag names should not be case sensitive
Tag names really should not be case sensitive!
For example, I tagged a transactions as "rent", which created a brand new tag, rather than realizing I probably meant my "Rent" tag.
For example, I tagged a transactions as "rent", which created a brand new tag, rather than realizing I probably meant my "Rent" tag.
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Inappropriate?Agreed -- any update? I see no reason for tags to be case sensitive and it is quite frustrating =\
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I know that German capitalizes nouns, but I don't think that means Buxfer tags should be case sensitive. Buxfer should display the tag however you initially typed it in -- so if you created the tag as "Essen" it would keep the tag capitalized.
What I mean by case-insensitive is that if you later add a tag to a transaction as "essen", Buxfer would be smart enough to realize that it's the same as your "Essen" tag. I don't think that, even in German, you'd want Buxfer to make 2 separate tags, "Essen" and "essen". -
Inappropriate?I think one of the issues here is that tags get automatically created without prompting the user. If a simple prompt asking such as: "This tag is not currently in your tag list. Are you sure you want to create a new tag?" would solve the problem altogether. That would also prevent tags from being created from typos etc.
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Great idea! I've had that problem, too! (You can turn off automatic tagging altogether though, in case you haven't seen that. That's what I have set now.)
