I have added an 'Alternate' to the 'Alternate' proposal for how to provide access to the home directory browsing UI:

For mock-up, see:
http://wiki.osafoundation.org/bin/view/Journal/ WorkflowsZeroDotSix#AlternateAlternate

Just to recap:
Proposal #1: Provide access to home directory browser from the Settings panel. (I believe this proposal is in addition to the proposals below, as in, it's not mutually exclusive with the options below.

Proposal #2: Dubbed, the 'Alternate proposal' is to place checkboxes underneath the login area to Login to 3 different UIs: Casual Collaborator UI, Admin UI, Home directory browsing UI.

Proposal #3: Alternate to the 'Alternate proposal': Add links off to the side (upper right hand corner) to login as an admin or login to browse your home directory.

Again, neither Proposal 2 or 3 precludes providing access for traversing the different UIs after logging in. They simply allow users to access the admin and home directory browsing UIs without having to first go through the end-user UI.

Mimi

On Nov 8, 2006, at 10:20 AM, Ted Leung wrote:


On Nov 6, 2006, at 11:06 AM, Priscilla Chung wrote:

2. In addition to the subdomains, I propose we also keep the advance link within the settings dialog to allow users to administer their own collection. This 'advance' link will open the admin interface in a separate browser window thus providing a direct connection between the calendar UI and home collection.

Issues with subdomains have been discussed later in the thread. That issue aside, I think that it is useful to continue to provide access to the home collection browser if for no other reason that it can be a helpful tool for debugging end user issues.

Ted
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