12 Jul
2010
12 Jul
'10
10:56 p.m.
Ninad Pundalik a écrit : > <snip> >> For me, testing with FF 3.6.6 on Windows Vista, even after clicking on >> the first letter, the newly created user does not appear. > </snip> > Tested on FF 3.6.6 and 3.6.3. Newly created user is visible in the > list retrieved on clicking the first user. Could we be having caching > issues? It works when I take the following steps: > - Open Privileges page > - Add New User > - Click on first letter that contains the user name of the new user. Testing with commit a1e97024. For me, the previous scenario does not work; on a server with just 3 users, creating a 4th then to see it, I must click "Show all". Dieter, does Ninad's scenario work for you? > > It seems to fail when the following steps are taken: > - Open Privileges page > - Paginate the list of users, clicking on the same alphabet that would > be the beginning of the new username > - Add New User > - Again paginate the list of users and show the same alphabet > > Will a simple call to Math.random() be sufficient to add an extra > GET/POST variable parameter that would not return the cached user's > list? I don't remember seeing any function in the js/ folder that > would generate a random string that I could use here. I would be happen to try this with your added random value. I wonder why removing a user would not bring an older page from the cache (you are talking about the browser cache, right?) while creating a user would. > > <snip> >>> On Kubuntu 10.04, FF 3.6.6, I can add a user. After adding I'm >>> redirected to the privileges page and a message 'User was succesfully >>> created' (or something like that) pops up. But the created user is not >>> listed. > </snip> > > AND > > <snip> >>> * after adding a table, it is not visible in the table list of the >>> database. After reloading the page it is listed. > </snip> > Both require that I add to the table that already exists. I'm working > on it and will be committed to the repository in a few hours. > > <snip> >>> A few more things : >>> * the 'add user' page doesn't seem to like it when you hit enter to >>> submit your data. I got some kind of 'unable to execute : undefined' >>> error, even if I clicked on the 'Add user' button. >> Hitting "enter" does nothing for me. Is this a normal behavior for >> jQuery dialog? > </snip> > jQuery dialogs will submit that form when we click on one of the > buttons. I'm trying to figure out if I can trigger the same event by > hooking up the same functions on the form's submit event. For this to work, I believe that the create button would need to be highlighted to show that it's the action of the Enter key. I just tried here http://jqueryui.com/demos/dialog/#modal-form and the Enter key does not work; maybe it's not intended to work. > > <snip> >>> * After doing something on the privileges page (adding/removing user), >>> a yellow box with a message appears. After a few seconds, it >>> disappears, but immediately a new yellow box (but empty) appears, >>> leaving a small yellow bar on top of the screen. It dissappears after >>> a few seconds, but I guess it would be better if it wouldn't appear, >>> if there wasn't a message in it. >> Same for me, although now this happens only when removing a user. > </snip> > Should be fixed now. I've just pushed the changes, should take a > little while to refresh on the demo server. > > <snip> >>> Comments on adding a table to a database : >>> >>> * If the input fields to create fields is bigger than can fit on a >>> screen, there are no scrollbars, so some part of the form is not >>> accessible/readable. >> There is an horizontal scrollbar now. > </snip> > That is one of the issues I was thinking about, but jQueryUI added the > scrollbar automatically when I tested it. Hence, I didn't think too > much about it. Maybe, if we could highlight the scrollbar in some > way, the user might not feel lost. > > <snip> >> I tested again and it seems I cannot even create a table; after clicking >> on save, the dialog stays there. > </snip> > The dialog stays there till the request completes successfully. The > error handling seems to be faulty, or it would have shown an error > message in case there was one. I'll fix it. > > <snip> >> Also, when creating a table and asking to add a column, I see >> "processing request" but the column is not added to the dialog. > </snip> > When the form's content is retrieved with the new number of columns, > it is simply inserted in place of the previous form. I guess we > should show an alert that the form has been updated. I'll add an Ajax > notification at the end of the request. > In your previous release I was not seeing the added column but now it's fixed. -- Marc Delisle http://infomarc.info