I have a simple rule to show which imported PDFs are lacking a text/OCR layer. The count of items that satisfies the rule is nicely displayed next to the rule name:
However, if I add an additional filter to the rule to return filenames that are missing the OCR/text layer and contain a specific word, the result count disappears despite the rule finding items (five in this particular example):
Is there something I have misunderstood or something else?
Cheers
dp
To me, „Commissioner“ is different from „commissioner“. Not sure if DT ignores upper/lowercase here.
As mentioned in my original post above, it finds five (in the top yellow box) but doesn’t provide the number next to the rule name (left hand yellow box).
Rather than just glance at the rule and the resulting count to see how many items I need to OCR I need to click on the rule itself. Admittedly not a issue of any great significance, just a visual bug/issue.
I have a simple rule to show which imported PDFs are lacking a text/OCR layer.
The criterion PDF+Text is incorrectly used here as it explicitly matches PDF documents having a text layer.
Also, not all smart groups/smart rules will automatically update their item counts. Development would have to assess this particular situation.
Oh! Even though it is negated with the “is not” qualifier? It produced the correct result though!
Ahh… I missed that is not operator. However, in this case it would be superfluous.
