On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 11:33 AM, Hans <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> I'd prefer the behavior you want, but it is not so easy to do, as some
>> how each template iteration would have to show one stamp's diff and
>> then connect the RESTORE button to the next page. And then what would
>> we do with the very first changes? Would undo delete the page? It
>> might be interesting to have a {+prev} and {+next} var temporarily
>> assigned when displaying templates. That shouldn't be too hard to work
>> in...
>
> I think it is worth the effort.
>
> If a box reads:
>
> changed
> good car
> to
> crashed car
> [ RESTORE ]
>
> I do expect I will get my car restored :)
Unless you wanting to restore the change of a good car to a crashed car...
If you care to tinker, you can look in the BOLTdisplayTemplate
function and see this line down around ~699:
$BOLTvar['$count'] = $i + 1;
It would be easy enough to change it to
$BOLTvar['$prev'] = $outarray[$i];
$BOLTvar['$count'] = $i + 1;
$BOLTvar['$next'] = $outarray[$i + 2];
I think it might do the trick. If you care to try that and tinker
with the action.undo page, I'm willing to make a change... I agree it
might be more intuitive for new users. And then we could change the
button from RESTORE to UNDO. :)
Cheers,
Dan
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