Hi, > From: Michael Ross (PCT North West)
> Just to clarify point 5: > > >5. Evaluate, please. Aegir calls attachments as images in > few places but, > >nevertheless you can do anything with attachments no matter > if they are > >calles images or not. I don't quite get your point. > > The one is more of aesthetics than technical. Most of the > people adding > content have very little if any technical experience of > designing pages. > They use the HTML editor exclusivly to maintain and add new > content to the > multitude of sites we run. Confusion often arises over this > one as people > tend to separate images and documents mentally and get a > little lost. So > the simplest solution would be to change the 'insert image > text' to 'insert > image or document'. "Insert attachment" would do, I think :) > The other thing of course when you click > on the image > of a document is that it will insert the URL ok, but with the default > document name. I have shown them several ways to change the > text of the URL > from the editor, but having to do this is one of the biggest > complaints. > What would be very useful to have a very simplified document > manager as part > of Aegir where documents are listed by file name, file date > and displayed > name, with a simple way of editing the displayed name (maybe > when the DM > opens, the names are editable in a form with a save names > button at the > bottom). The listing should be just that, a list and not an > icon view > which makes finding the document easier. It could be that it > is simply a > second view on attachments with images listed as well? Just ideas. Summarizing, you want to have a kind of browser that handles attachemnts listing and insertint them into document. I can imagine that... it should recognize file type on mime and, when clicked, issue proper insertion window with parameters appropriate for given mimetype ex. simple URL title for binary or Flash parameters for .swf's. Solt --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
