Vassil is correct - when I changed the UI I split the pool selectbox and the edit permissions area. Without the pool id, the scala logic doesn't work anymore. There is also a bug in the Javascript for the dialog for adding a user - I copied the code from the create a pool dialog and didn't change the form name.
Ideally, the user would use the selectbox to select the pool to edit. This pool would then be available / visible in the "add a user" dialog (@Vassil - would "Edit" be a better title ?) On Wed, May 12, 2010 at 10:41 PM, Vassil Dichev <[email protected]> wrote: > The pool page currently does not allow editing permissions for > existing pools. First of all, the big "+Add" button does not convey > the right idea, because the action is setting a permission to a user, > not necessarily adding a user to a pool. For instance, you can set > permission Denied to a user, which can hardly be called "adding a > user". > > More importantly, the pop-up box only has a text field for the user, > not for the pool, so there's always an error message that the pool > name is too short (I guess empty is too short). > > Is there a Jira item for this, or should i create one? > > Vassil >
