phpwslistings-developers

[phpwslistings-dev] Tabbed Interface

[Mike W. <wi...@ce...>]

Hey,
I know Don was thinking of ways to implement the user interface for the
classes and he settled with the drop down.

Is it possible with the tabbed layout and the room we will be gaining in the
interface, to have phpwsListings write the name of the classes to the web
page and be a hyperlink?

So if I clicked on the "Classes Tab"  I would then see all the classes as
text links;

Real Estate
Automobiles
Books
Boats


and so forth?


Mike

RE: [phpwslistings-dev] Tabbed Interface

[Wendall C. <wen...@83...>]

"Is it possible with the tabbed layout and the room we will be gaining
in the interface, to have phpwsListings write the name of the classes to
the web page and be a hyperlink?"

Yes, and I think that is a good idea Mike.  I am also going to give the
ability to manage the listings by class as well. 

Before I do any serious development on this, I will do a write up and
submit it to the dev list so that everyone can give feedback.  I would
like it to be done well the first time. Don and I discussed the wording
of the admin interface as well today. We both agreed that phpwsListings
as a whole would benefit from more global wording. Currently the wording
is geared toward realestate more than anything. So there are a lot of
things to take into consideration before implementing this.

Wendall

Re: [phpwslistings-dev] Tabbed Interface

[Don S. <do...@se...>]

That would definitely be possible with the separate tabbed interfaces.

Good thinking.

Don.

On Tue, 27 May 2003, Mike Windsor wrote:

> Hey,
> I know Don was thinking of ways to implement the user interface for the
> classes and he settled with the drop down.
> 
> Is it possible with the tabbed layout and the room we will be gaining in the
> interface, to have phpwsListings write the name of the classes to the web
> page and be a hyperlink?
> 
> So if I clicked on the "Classes Tab"  I would then see all the classes as
> text links;
> 
> Real Estate
> Automobiles
> Books
> Boats
> 
> 
> and so forth?
> 
> 
> Mike
> 
> 
> 
> 
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