Hi Minal,
Your approach is good to handle this problem. But i think as
per your suggest comment why dont you make it as like FaceBook where user
can comment his answer instead of opening new windows. Let the user *
Answer* keep it as it is for reviewer. give one button, on clicking on that
button create TextArea below where he can write his part. Give one update
button for *USER* where he can update his answer and it is reflected back
to reviewer. I think so...
Thanks
Ashish Borkar
On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 6:36 AM, Minal <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have a TitleWindow which has some TextArea components where end
> users(using the application) will enter data to answer some questions. A
> reviewer needs to comment on the entered answers. The reviewer comments
> would be stored in a MySQL database using ColdFusion as the middle tier.
> Later, the end users would make changes to their answers based on reviewer
> comments.
>
> I was thinking of doing it as MS-Word does it for reviewing by having a
> Add/View button next to each TextArea. On clicking the button, a window
> would open where the reviewer could enter his comments for the TextArea.
> But, the issue is when the new window is opened, the answer in TextArea
> component will not be seen. In MS-Word, a reviewer can view/highlight the
> data that he wants to comment on, then enter his comments on the comment
> box.
>
> 1. How can I implement this so that reviewing answers/data is as
> intuitive/easy as in a MS-Word document for the reviewer and end-users when
> they need to make changes based on review comments?
>
> 2. I am thinking of adding a Add/View comment button next to each
> TextArea. On clicking it, I open a new window, create a panel with two
> textareas where first textarea has user's original answer(which would be
> readonly for the reviewer) copied from the parentWindow's TextArea, second
> textarea would have reviewer comments(which would be readonly for end user
> of the application). The reviewer would make comments in second textarea
> based on the answer(in first textarea) and click a button to save his
> comments(which would be stored in a MySQL database). The end user would
> click the Add/View comment button, revise his answer(in first textarea)
> based on reviewer comments(inn second textarea), click a button which would
> then update his original answer in the parentWindow with the revised answer.
>
> 3. If approach described in 2 is advisable, should I open a new Window
> using PopupManager or is there some other option(like the one at Multiple
> Windows in Adobe AIR) which might be more suited?
>
> I am using compiler Flex 4.5 with Flex 3 compatibility mode.
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated.
>
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