Hi Gunnar,
It is a usability issue, indeed.
I can think of a couple ways for fixing it: The first one would be to
remove the Apply button from the side bar and force the local submit
buttons to punch the configuration into the server.
The second choice would be to add some Javascript code
I think the javascript solution is better, because it let you
submit a set of configuration changes atomically.
Greetings,
Miguel Angel
2008/4/28 Alvaro Lopez Ortega [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Gunnar,
It is a usability issue, indeed.
I can think of a couple ways for fixing it: The first one
On 28 Apr 2008, at 22:13, Miguel Angel Ajo Pelayo wrote:
I think the javascript solution is better, because it let you
submit a set of configuration changes atomically.
Agree.
A code snipped or implementation example would be really useful.
Well.. or even better, does somebody volunteers for
It is a usability issue, indeed.
I can think of a couple ways for fixing it: The first one would be to
remove the Apply button from the side bar and force the local submit
buttons to punch the configuration into the
server.
The second choice would be to add some Javascript code to warn the
Alvaro Lopez Ortega escribió:
On 28 Apr 2008, at 22:13, Miguel Angel Ajo Pelayo wrote:
I think the javascript solution is better, because it let you
submit a set of configuration changes atomically.
Agree.
A code snipped or implementation example would be really useful.
Well.. or even
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