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From: Jake S. <js...@us...> - 2003-05-22 12:46:33
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On Tuesday 20 May 2003 22:26, TeamHost Limited wrote: > Hello Yake! > > > No, I was think along the lines of this example: > > > > Example: > > Sony World Headquarter - Adress ID 1 > > Sony Europe - Subadress of 1, ID 2 > > Sony Germany - Subadress of 2, ID 3 > > Sony Sales Norther Germany, Hamburg - Subadress of 3, ID 4 > > General Salesmanager Mr. Nobody, Employee of 4 > > > > Is it really necessary to have that level of detail? I agree that it = is > > a good idea, but is it something that is really necessary. I persona= lly > > think that it could end up making the GUI cluttered and difficult to > > use. > > ### > I know it is a *very* detailed example - it was just to get the point. > What *if* there is a company in need of such detailed tool - it wouldn'= t > be a problem to use just two levels of an unlimited depth. > > > For example is it not sufficient ot say: > > Sony World Headquarter - Adress ID 1 > > Sony Europe - Subadress of 1, ID 2 > > Sony Germany - Subadress of 1, ID 3 > > Sony Sales Norther Germany, Hamburg - Subadress of 1, ID 4 > > General Salesmanager Mr. Nobody, Employee of 4 > > ### > That would be a possibility, too. > > But talking of financial things (of the customer) it would be possible > that billing for hamburg would be done by the germany headquarters and = we > therefor need to bee able to track that down. I can understand that, but I still think you could manage that with the s= econd=20 example (above) and make the GUI a lot cleaner (and the backend considera= bly=20 more tidy!) > > > How would you easily show (in the first example) that sony germany is= a > > sub address of sony europe. Surely you want to find info as soon as > > possible. I believe that a good rule of thumb is that you should be > > able to find required information within 3 mouse clicks. > > ### > That is a good point - I like 3 clicks ;-)) > > Well as for the downline why not make same pulldown-menue for upline? > > > I don't mind showing people the demo of the system that > > I have already, > > although it would be good if people could email me > > (js...@us...) so that I can set them up a login. > > ### > Ok - let's see who is interested... > > Good night, > Alexander > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.net email is sponsored by: ObjectStore. > If flattening out C++ or Java code to make your application fit in a > relational database is painful, don't do it! Check out ObjectStore. > Now part of Progress Software. http://www.objectstore.net/sourceforge > _______________________________________________ > GroupSuite-list mailing list > Gro...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/groupsuite-list |