In reply to:
>Hi
>>Dne Thu, 2 Jul 2009 23:44:02 -0400
>>Isaac Bennetch <bennetch@gmail.com> napsal(a):
>> Hi folks,
>>
>> I recently read the post
>> http://trackingchangesphp.blogspot.com/2009/07/fine-tunings-in-gui-2.html
>>about recent updates to the synchronization and have some feedback if
>> it's okay.
>>
>> If I correctly understand the posting, the "Apply difference" button
>> will only synchronize the selected options whereas "Synchronize
>> Databases" instead will synchronize everything regardless of which
>> checkboxes are selected. So hitting "Select All" then "Apply
>> difference" would have the same effect as "Synchronize Databases",
>> right?
>>
>> If this is the case, I don't really see the point to having two
>> buttons; I imagine this will only confuse the user. IMHO having the
>>"Select All" link is sufficient and then extra "Synchronize Databases"
>> button is redundant.
>To me it also looks also redundant...
Hi,
I wanted to clear that by pressing 'Select All' link in synchronization GUI, all the
check boxes are checked. But it is not that by 'Select All', all the differences between
the source and target databases are saved or checked for later on application.
The basic idea is that the user is allowed to press the colored buttons against
each source table name. These buttons actually depict different types of synchronizations.
By pressing each button, a message appears along with the check box. Therefore, I must
explain that the check box and that message giving the number of rows to be updated and
inserted appears only when any colored button is pressed.
Therefore, after pressing 'Select All' link followed by 'Apply Changes' button, does not
necessarily mean that both databases are synchronized completely.
Therefore, in order to remove confusion, I have changed the button to 'Apply Selected
Changes'.
By the way, giving feedback and comments on my blog would really help me improve the
design as well as interface of my project.
Thanks, your suggestions are always welcome.
Please do suggest any thing that you think would be more convenient for the user
or if the interface is difficult to understand.
Regards,
Zahra