Am Donnerstag, 16. Januar 2014, 16:43:03 schrieb Nicolas Évrard: > * Axel Braun [2014-01-16 15:58 +0100]: > >> >do we have the option to issue a system-wide message in tryton, e.g. to > >> >announce a downtime or something? > >> > >> No. The only idea I have that vaguely looks like this idea is to > >> use the email field of res.user to send a message to everyone. > > > >Proposal: The system admin enters a system message with expiry date. > >As soon as a logged-in user performs an activity a pop-up comes up > >and shows the message (only one time!). Additional, the message > >should be shown on every log-on until the expiry date is reached or > >the message is removed manually. > > > >Can we take this as a feature request? > > Well, you're free to create a bug, write a blueprint, discuss this > design and then submit a codereview implementing the final design :D.
Nicolas....we had the discussion on different skillsets already :D > I think that there is indeed a need for some communication system, I > made once a UI design proposal about comments that could be added on > the any ressources. Then there is your need of showing a message to > every connected users. This goes into the same direction, but is not exactly the same. > Maybe those two needs can be generalized into something that would > work in both case? Cédric and Bertrand will probably remember that I > have talked about integrating XMPP into tryton (but without the > slightest idea of what it would do and how it should work). > > But I'd like to add that just as tryton should not be considered an > email client, I don't think that tryton should be considered a > jabber/messaging/whatever client. Not at all. It shouls be a one-way communication from an admin to users. No feedback, no nothing. And it will not duplicate an Email system [Ced] for this means. Just imagine, in a larger installation, as Luis mentioned, to select and copy all Email- adresses from all users....not really an option. I will write a functional design in Wiki, feel free to add to it Thanks for listening Axel
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