Re: bugs.php interface

> > ""Sterling Hughes"" <sterling@designmultimedia.com> wrote in > message news:033201c01825$e36b71e0$6bd6fea9@pavilion... > > > > > One wish: It would be very cool if when you select top > category (like > > > "Function specific") in "Display", you'd also get all > sub-categories in > > > the search. I know it's not so simple, but it'd be good. > > > > > > > It requires a rewrite of the items array, but I'll do > that... > > Note that all of the section headings have an asterix > appended to the start. > This should let us get all of the children for the item > fairly easily. > > - Zak > Yes, we could do that, but the approach is just a little too hacky for me, instead why not change the array to a more respectable data structure, something like: $items = array('Any', 'General Issues' => array('Feature/Change Request', 'Documentation Problem', 'Reproducible Crash', 'Scripting Engine Problem', 'Performance Problem'), 'Installation and Configuration' => array('Compile Problem' => array('Compile Failure', 'Compile Warning'), 'Web Server Problem' => array('Apache Related', 'IIS Related', 'PWS Related', 'Other web server'), 'Configuration Issues' => array('Dynamic Loading Related', 'PHP options and information functions'), 'Function Specific' => array('Calendar Functions' => array('Calendar Extension Related', 'ICAP Related', 'MCAL Related'), array('Directory/Filesystem Functions' => array('Directory Related', 'Filesystem Related'), .... You got the idea... And then generate the content based on that data structure? -Sterling