From: Daintrees <p.d...@pa...> - 2004-08-02 01:03:46
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I looked for the first time on the weekend when you gave us the URL. Phil ----- Original Message -----=20 From: skaill=20 To: web...@li...=20 Sent: Monday, August 02, 2004 11:34 AM Subject: Re: [Web-erp-developers] Interface Have you looked in the past day or two, Phil? Some of your comments = may be before I did a bunch of work. Hopefully you have some time to = look again. No question marks anymore and they were only temporary = before I was going to create a help graphic. Anyway, I think the way = you did with the one Help at the top is good as long as we document = clearly, possibly in the first online help screen, that the help will = change contextually. Possibly by the menu items you mean the = menu_group_items or do you mean the main_menu? The menus would be javascript. However, I believe when I did testing = in several browsers on this site I created www.goldenwitch.com they = worked on all. Some people with various browsers could try going to = that site to see if the drop-down menus work perfectly. It is minimal = and very standard javascript. I agree with avoiding javascript, java = and any other language as much as possible but you can't make drop-down = menus unless you have code at the client side. I think ALL languages = besides PHP, HTML and CSS should be optional in the config or elsewhere. I still have to get up with the cvs thing. I have it installed but = haven't tried it out. When I do something it's all at once so one day = soon I'll be doing cvs and will send you. I saw the user and database in the newest demo. Something else I = noticed though was that the Help gave an error. Can't remember exactly = where or why right now though. Steve ----- Original Message -----=20 From: Daintrees=20 To: web...@li...=20 Sent: Sunday, August 01, 2004 4:15 PM Subject: Re: [Web-erp-developers] Interface I guess this would be java? If it could be made to work in all forms of java then it would be a = useful addition - I have tried to avoid it so far and have no knowlege = personally. It is nice not to depend on java for anything. I agree it = would be good. I would like to clean the css if you send me the files.=20 I like the vertical oreintation of the menus - I think it needs some = spacing between the menu items - they all merge together. As previously mentioned I am not so keen on the preponderance of = question marks. I think this is probably superseeded following our = discussion on the help. I already added the user and database to the titles - in 2.9 Phil ----- Original Message -----=20 From: skaill=20 To: web...@li...=20 Sent: Monday, August 02, 2004 2:35 AM Subject: [Web-erp-developers] Interface I've been working with the interface quite a bit now. For those = who would like to see what I've done go to http://weberp.gocom.ca. = Please make many, many comments good or bad. While I've been doing this I fixed some incorrect code and cleaned = it up, especially the css. There were several places that had commands = which weren't actually being used and in fact would lead someone to = think that what they were seeing should be different. This is typical = and I'm no exception but I took the time to do some cleanup. I think it = is easier to read and understand now. Phil, if you like parts of this refined interface or all of it we = can get it into the base product. Let me know. I'm seriously thinking about adding code that will do drop-down = menus and allow a user option to specify whether they see the interface = displayed now or they see drop-down menus. With the drop-down menus it = would allow everything to be accessible all the time with little screen = space taken up. It also looks pro. Plus the fast access options become = basically irrelevant with drop-down menus. Steve |