On Sat, 11 Aug 2007 20:00:02 Niel Archer wrote:
> Hi
>
> > I think that the random arrangement on each hit is a good idea, but it
> > would need to be random within each region or Country listing. Why make
> > people in Morocco have to search the whole list just to find their
> > nerarest.
>
> Complete agreement.  I think that an option for visitors to sort entries
> alphabetically would be useful (either a separate page, or button to sort).
> So that those looking for specific entries don't have the same searching
> hassles.
>   Being able to search/sort by other criteria (Linux, Mac, or Windows
> installs for instance) could help also.

...and would probably be relatively easy to implement if we had server-side 
scripting available (whether PHP/SQL or CGI-based). Unfortunately, Collabnet 
does not support this.

@Louis: How about Ajax? Can that be used with the CollabNet servers?

I personally have little skill with Javascript (even less with Ajax), so to 
implement any of these suggestions is going to require someone much more 
skilled to write and donate the code :(
>
> > I think Global Distributors should be put in their own category, and
> > mention their preferred language for communication with prospective
> > clients.
>
> Yes, and/or be listed in each area.

AT present, this is one of the things I'm trying to implement. There is a 
global entry, which *always* appears at the top of the page, and all 
distributors listed there should also have a corresponding listing under 
their country.

I'm also trying to modify the location entry to the city/town and state/county 
where the distributor is physically located. This last is the hardest, since 
I don't have that data for most of the entries from before we implemented the 
current Javascript sort. As a result, only the more recent additions have 
that data in their location field.
>
>
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> Niel Archer
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