** No longer affects: address-book-app
** Changed in: address-book-app (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Won't Fix
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1469508
Title:
[address book] Phone number ordering within contact
Status in Ubuntu UX:
Won't Fix
Status in address-book-app package in Ubuntu:
Won't Fix
Bug description:
This bug affects contacts with more than one phone number.
Currently, the ordering of phone numbers seems to doesn't follow any
ordering-rule within a single contact entry.
I have several contacts with a home- and a mobile-phone-number.
The home-number is mostly listed first and the mobile-number is the second
list entry. But at some contacts the mobile-number is listed before the
home-number.
There should be a way to influence the ordering of phone-numbers within a
contact.
--------- UX comment & resolution --------
There is no ordering of phone numbers in the Address Book app because
for some people the home (first) number will be the important one and
for others not. You always can change the order manually. Most people
have two, maybe three entries of phone numbers. All number entries are
grouped in a compact view in the contact card. This makes them easily
visible so that an ordering feature is unnecessary.
The way favouriting works is that the whole contacts becomes a
favourite and not just a number. This means as well that it will
become easier to find all data about that contact and change it faster
if needed.
Marking this bug as Won't Fix because this feature is not needed.
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