Re: new bug viewing/editing form
| From: | Christoph Grottolo | Date: | Sat, 05 Jan 2002 10:24:43 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: new bug viewing/editing form | ||
| References: | 1 | Groups: | php.qa |
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Hi
I looked at it in mozilla 0.97, ie5.5 and 6 on win32, output seems to be ok.
Nice work
Christoph
"Jim Winstead" <jimw@apache.org> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:20020104212720.GA29687@trainedmonkey.com...
| i could use some people to bang on a revamped bug viewing and editing
| form. you can get to it at:
|
| http://master.php.net/~jimw/bugs/bug.php?id=14841
|
| (that's just a test bug i opened which you can feel free to add comments
| to and otherwise mess with. don't worry, this version is hardcoded to
| just send the mails to me for now.)
|
| i've only tested on mozilla 0.9.7 and opera 5.0, both on linux, since i
| don't have ready access to anything else.
|
| screenshots, so you have some idea of how it looks to me:
|
| viewing a bug: http://master.php.net/~jimw/view.png
|
| adding a comment: http://master.php.net/~jimw/add-comment.png
|
| (oh, did i forget to mention anyone can add comments to a bug? :)
|
| changing the bug (developer, logged in):
| http://master.php.net/~jimw/developer-logged-in.png
| changing the bug (developer, not logged in):
| http://master.php.net/~jimw/developer-not-logged-in.png
|
| changing the bug (submitter, logged in):
| http://master.php.net/~jimw/user-logged-in.png
| changing the bug (submitter, not logged in):
| http://master.php.net/~jimw/user-not-logged-in.png
|
| the success page from any submission (modulo different text):
| http://master.php.net/~jimw/updated.png
|
| i also tweaked the submission form just slightly to change how error
| messages were displayed. you can see a sample here:
|
| http://master.php.net/~jimw/incomplete-bug.png
|
| let me know what you think, or if what you see doesn't roughly
| approximate what it is that i see. (i know that opera's fieldsets don't
| look as cool as mozilla's, so the voting form looks less pretty on
| opera.)
|
| it is very likely that it won't look very good in netscape 4.x. unless
| it is completely unintelligible, i don't really care.
|
| jim