0018209: traffic light numbers wrongly categorise subscriber as unconfirmed when they are blacklisted

ID	Project	Category	View Status	Date Submitted	Last Update

0018209	phpList 3 application	General	public	13-07-16 11:12	29-09-16 17:23

Reporter	gingerling
Priority	normal	Severity	minor	Reproducibility	have not tried
Status	resolved	Resolution	fixed
Product Version
Target Version	3.2.6	Fixed in Version	3.2.6

Summary	0018209: traffic light numbers wrongly categorise subscriber as unconfirmed when they are blacklisted
Description	when you manually blacklist a subscriber, the green red orange summary for the list shows them as unconfirmed not blacklisted
Steps To Reproduce	1) create new list, add 2 (new/fake) subscribers 2) check, two green subscribers , 0, 0, for orange and red 3) blacklist one of the subscribers using the add to blacklist button in the subscriber profile 4) check in their profile history that they are indeed blacklisted 5) check the list summary data, it will be 1 green 0 red and 1 orange - it should be 1green, 1 red, 0 orange.
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gingerling 13-07-16 11:12 manager	Screenshot from 2016-07-13 11-04-02.png (11,058 bytes) Screenshot from 2016-07-13 11-04-02.png (11,058 bytes)

gingerling 13-07-16 11:12 manager	Screenshot from 2016-07-13 11-06-06.png (12,313 bytes) Screenshot from 2016-07-13 11-06-06.png (12,313 bytes)

gingerling 13-07-16 11:12 manager	Screenshot from 2016-07-13 11-06-15.png (12,534 bytes) Screenshot from 2016-07-13 11-06-15.png (12,534 bytes)

duncanc 13-07-16 11:37 updater ~0057954	You have the meaning of the colours confused. The red figure is the number of unconfirmed and not blacklisted. The orange figure is the number of blacklisted. If you hover over the numbers then a tooltip should be displayed confirming this. Blame Sam for the choice of colours!

samtuke 13-07-16 11:54 administrator ~0057955 Last edited: 13-07-16 11:54 View 2 revisions	Fixed with PR: https://github.com/phpList/phplist-ui-dressprow/pull/27

gingerling 13-07-16 11:58 manager ~0057956	this was actually that the colours were the wrong way round.