Clear on the filename not wrapping. With you having trimmed off the base directory, we'll be seeing shorter filenames anyway. And if it goes outside of the browser window, so what? We're good.
As for the popups on hover for both of the form fields, I think it's a bit much. It's fairly intrusive to have the popup every time I move the mouse over a field - and then it happens again when I go to the other field.. I really do think it make more sense to have it linked separately. Plus, as I use this frequently, I don't need to see it every time - I know the approximate size of my log files, and I always know that yesterday's log is #2 (which is usually what I'm searching). I'm not saying that the popup isn't valuable, quite to the contrary, it's great. i just don't know that we need to see it every time we hover over the fields. The help popup makes it clear not to go too crazy on search sizes. A couple other things: I'd reword the help popup a bit. I like what you've said recently, but you've got the "use this function cautiosly" blurb after the discussion of the files option. It makes it sound like it's only the search for files option that needs to be used with caution. I'd put the warning as the first, and separate line. On a 1280 wide screen with the browser window at about 75% width in IE, the help popup appears to the LEFT of the help link and is cut off on the right. Making the window bigger has the popup appear to the right and it looks fine. Would you condiser alternating the background color on the log lines? Maybe a subtle blue/gray for even numbered lines. This will will make it even easier to read the log lines. A simple style="background-color: #whatever" after the assplogline class for the even divs, or an alternate class name would work. 0.5.03 has been fantastic. I still have some pending questions / issues waiting a reply, but overall we're thrilled. On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 12:25 AM, Thomas Eckardt/eck <[email protected]> wrote: >>Also, if you insert the zero space whitespace (​) after / and _ >>in the filenames, it'll wrap, supposedly in all browsers, eliminating >>even more of a possiblity of filenames exdending past the div. > > I've tried that - but if the filename is wraped, some browsers are showing > the link wrong. For this reason the complete filename is wrapped, if it's > going outside the browsers window. > >>it won't keep popping the option > > This way was my first implementation. The popup should help the admins to > remember, how many lines/files (MB) the query will tuch, to prevent long > timeout in the MainThread. > There is currently no way to do the query in an other or separate thread. > The thread communication design is not made to do this. > > Thomas > > > > > > K Post <[email protected]> > 22.10.2009 00:45 > Bitte antworten an > ASSP development mailing list <[email protected]> > > > An > ASSP development mailing list <[email protected]> > Kopie > > Thema > Re: [Assp-test] changes in 2.0.1_RC0.5.03 > > > > > > > Wow wow wow! > > Wrapping looks great now, and it's so nice not to have to adjust it > based on browser width or machine! I look forward to learning how it > wraps perfectly using the offsetwidth of the autostart button. > Clever, however you did it. > > I'm so thankful for your implementation of the file number search > functionality that I requested. The idea of hovering and geting the > drop down showing what file is what number is I great idea. > > Ah, and the removal of the full path for file names looks great. So > much more concise. > > I'm running out of suggestions (you're devistated, I know).... > > Maybe instead of having the log file popup be triggered by hovering > over the size and files field, have the text "list file numbers" in > between help and reset form. That way, if we're not using that > functionality, it won't keep popping the option? > > Also, if you insert the zero space whitespace (​) after / and _ > in the filenames, it'll wrap, supposedly in all browsers, eliminating > even more of a possiblity of filenames exdending past the div. > > I'm so thankful to you for all of these changes. It's going to have a > great impact on my day-to-day! > > > On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 3:55 PM, Trevor Jacques <[email protected]> > wrote: >>> 2.0.1_RC0.5.03 has some improvements in MaillogTail >> >> Excellent. 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