Re: [phpesp-dev] GUI 4

[Creative M. <Cre...@Pu...>]

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2002-07-06 04:59:16, Kon Angelopoulos 
<ang...@ip...> wrote:

>Gday all,
>
>Just a few quick thoughts.
>1/ I recall a post to this list a while back where someone had raised 
the use 
>of frames. I do not use frames for my designs! There are quite a few 
good 
>reasons for this, some of which have been explained.

Yepp, already explained. My Bad =(

>2/ Creative Minds aka Rebirth aka ......., as a follow up to one of 
James' 
>posts "join project/more suggestions" I also have a full time job 
which sees 
>me behind my desk 12 hours a day. This might help explain why there 
hasn't 
>been any activity in the last 12 days.....

Full understanding, I hope you saw my appoligize in the same e-mail =)

>3/ I've replied to each of the following feature requests you've made 
(573852, 
>573854, 573862,573863,573866) but I'm still waiting on your replies 
to them so 
>that their evaluation can proceed. - could you please help out by 
visiting 
>the feature requests section of the phpESP project and follow up.

My Bad again... Except for on 573852 didn't see any comment there. 
I've visited the others mentioned and added a comment, probably mailed
to you by now. I do hope they clear some things out and that they'll 
be considered to be included / stay on request list. 

Look forward to see further comments =).

>4/ I like your idea of using images for buttons (feature request: 
577886) and 
>will be implementing them in the new design.
>
>5/ As for the new GUI. I've got 7 days off as from the 15th of this 
month so I 
>will be devoting a lot of time to finishing the new GUI and 
incorporating as 
>many feature requests as possible. So its very important that if 
you've 
>submitted feature requests please revist them and reply to any 
further 
>comments posted.

You're right. I'm just unused to the SF system so far. Trying to get 
used to it. In the request area it's not marked anywhere how many 
comments that has been added, so I'm a bit confused. I'm gonna track 
them better, thank you for the note mate =)

>6/ Finally, the idea of a tree.
>I appreciate the thought that in the future we may add more security
>levels. It certainly has been something I've been thinking about as 
well and 
>if there were more hours in a day I probably would have coded 
something by 
>now but I'm not totally convinced that a tree structure is the most 
>appropriate navigation tool. If I don't run out of time during my 
days off 
>I'll create a tree and an alternative approach and we can vote on it.

I include a screenshot of a different system where you can perhaps get 
some inspiration. See attached zip file...

And not to forget... Great work gentlemen =)

// CreativeMinds