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Issue with Ratings in Bridge/ Advanced Find

  • July 11, 2022
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When I try to use advanced find feature in Bridge, specifically for images that have a rating greater than a certain value (in my case, 1), I am not able to specify this. See the screen snippet attached. The Find menu has a value of "Reject" - and this cannot be changed. This seems really weird to me. 

 

First of all, what does "reject" mean?

 

Second, I am assuming that when I rate an image in LightroomClassic as a "2" or "5," etc, it would reflect as such in Bridge. Is this assumption incorrect?

 

Thanks

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Correct answer gary_sc

Hi there,

 

I said what I said because you asked "First of all, what does "reject" mean?" I know you did not want to reject because you said that you wanted images with a Rating greater than "1."

 

If you cannot change the dropdown menus, that's a special bug/issue that affected PCs some time ago but was supposed to have been fixed a number of months ago. What release of Bridge are you using? When this bug was present, users could manipulate dropdown menus with their arrow keys, but I do not know what they did with adding or removing criteria from these windows. Sorry.

 

Have you upgraded lately?

 

And just to verify, are you on a PC or a Mac?

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Lumigraphics
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July 12, 2022

There is a fixed Bridge bug on Windows that sometimes affects dropdown menus. Try updating Bridge.

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    Abracadabra5C99Author
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    July 19, 2022

    Hi @gary_sc and @Lumigraphics - thank you for your responses! I am on a PC and have upgraded Bridge prior to the post. The bug persists, though your comments on using the up/down arrows were a practical workaround...thank you for that! Best to you!

    gary_sc
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    gary_scCommunity Expert
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    July 11, 2022

    HI Abracadabra,

     

    You can Reject an image here:

    This is used when quickly going through your images; you select images you do not want, and then at the end of reviewing the images, select just the rejected images and delete them all at once.

     

    Otherwise, you can use as many or as few operators as you want when doing an advance search. Each of the Criteria operators can be removed by tapping the "-," or you can add more by tapping the "+" icon.

     

    So, to get what you want, remove all of the Criteria options you have in your list except the Rating operator, and in the middle section, mouse-down on the dropdown menu to select the value of that operator. Then in the third button, select what Rating you wish to use. Rejected is on the bottom, simply side the mouse up and select the Rating you wish to use.

     

    I hope all this help; let us know if this works for you.

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    Abracadabra5C99Author
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    July 11, 2022

    Hi, and thank you for your thoughtful reply. It doesn't, however, address the issue I am experiencing.

     

    I do not want to "Reject" an image. I posted this as a problem because "reject" was the only option available. My wish is to select a particular rating, but the dropdown doesn't work, so I'm not able to select "one star" etc. In your screenshot, the different options present themselves, in my screenshot, it only shows "reject" and does not allow any other selection when clicking on it. Thanks though.

     

     

    gary_sc
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    gary_scCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    July 11, 2022

    Hi there,

     

    I said what I said because you asked "First of all, what does "reject" mean?" I know you did not want to reject because you said that you wanted images with a Rating greater than "1."

     

    If you cannot change the dropdown menus, that's a special bug/issue that affected PCs some time ago but was supposed to have been fixed a number of months ago. What release of Bridge are you using? When this bug was present, users could manipulate dropdown menus with their arrow keys, but I do not know what they did with adding or removing criteria from these windows. Sorry.

     

    Have you upgraded lately?

     

    And just to verify, are you on a PC or a Mac?

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