Hey Dieter,

Yay finally, another update.

> * clock : default -> maybe make this "unchanged"
> * filesystem: (check the installed system, incl fstab) <-- these instructions 
> are valid for all entries under filesystem, not just "autoprepare"
> * Rollback section -> let's remove the select button, it's a bit redundant.  
> Instead you can put the text "If you did a rollback followed by a new attempt 
> to setup your blockdevices/filesystems, select which option you took here"
> * "success" -> clearly tell users only to flag this if everything worked 
> fine, and they can fill in comments if anything specific failed.
> * "modules" -> let's also add ext, swap, xfs, jfs and reiserFS.
> * make it more clear users should fill in the "rollback modules" section only 
> if they did a rollback.
> you can then also remove the (useless?) rollback part that has yes/no but no 
> dates, on the main page.
> * the two modules checklists should come before success/comments. i.e. 
> success/comments should be the last thing on the page.
> 
> * after i hit submit, i saw again the http://localhost:8000/isotests/ page, 
> but everything was still "never failed" / "never succeeded".
> then i reloaded the page and saw the results of my input?
> either way, it would be useful to tell the user, after submitting "thanks, 
> submission worked", or the same form again with the reasons why the 
> submission failed (i believe they call this form validation [feedback])
> * I didn't select any modules in the rollback modules part, but the mainpage 
> shows successes for the same modules as the ones I flagged in the regular 
> "modules" checklist.
> * add some links between all the pages. I know you said you would like it to 
> be nicely themed and everything, and I think that's a good idea, but that 
> shouldn't be a blocking factor, for all I care you can make the links as ugly 
> as they can get [for now], as long as they work.
> * in the success/failed colums of /isotests/, if they are filled in (with an 
> isoname) I want that isoname to be a link, so that when I click on it, I see 
> a list of all feedbacks from users of this specific point. For example it 
> would look like:
> 
> Results for : image boot: optical
> 
> iso - nickname - success?
> 2011.03.23 - Dieterbe - Y
> 2011.03.13 - Tom      - N
> (...)

Everything on this list should now be done and checked in to gitorious.
The database has to be re-generated of course.

The main page now shows a link for releng-testbuild-feedback under
community (didn't know where to put it really) and at the top of the
results page there is a link 'Give feedback', at the top of the add page
there is a link 'Go back to results' and at the top of the lists with
failed/succeeded results and the thanks page there are both.

Let me know if I've forgotten (to mention) anything.

I did notice that, when trying out conkeror again, the results page may
not show results immediately, but I don't get that in luakit, so I don't
know if it's conkeror that's loading its own cached pages (only shows me
after a refresh) or if it's luakit not loading anything cached.

Oh yeah, also the lists show the property and value that has been
selected, but not yet the name for the value, that's because I haven't
figured out how to change a string into an object instance yet :) (or
generate an object instance from a string, really)

Tom

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