On 2/28/14 7:52 AM, Marc Delisle wrote:
Hugues Peccatte a écrit :
Hi everyone,
I just implemented the new feature "Load/save Query-By-Example" (see ticket
https://sourceforge.net/p/phpmyadmin/feature-requests/569/ and pull request
https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/pull/958).
In the UI interface, I used the terms "New search" and "Saved
searches".
Marc proposed to use the terms "New search definition" and "Saved search
definitions".
Which one do you prefer? Which one is the more understandable for an
english people? Do you have another interesting proposal?
Thanks for your feedback.
Hugues.
Hi,
it could also be "New search bookmark", "Saved search bookmarks", ...
Of the three choices proposed, I most prefer "New search bookmark" and
"Saved search bookmarks". Using the word "query" instead of
"search"
also fits nicely.
A few things I noticed while testing this feature:
1) When attempting to save a bookmark without providing a name, instead
of "Missing information to save the search." we should be more specific
and instead say "Please provide a name for this bookmarked query."
In an ideal world, IMO, the proper field should then get focus and have
a light red background until the user starts to type. I don't believe we
do that anywhere, but it is a good way to draw the user's attention to
the blank and required field.
2) I think we should we prompt the user before saving over an existing
bookmark.
Otherwise, very nice job Hugues.