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.
I'm just suggesting...I realize it's a work-in-progress but just thought I'd share my thoughts.
Regards, ~isaac
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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...
Isaac Bennetch a écrit :
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.
I'm just suggesting...I realize it's a work-in-progress but just thought I'd share my thoughts.
Regards, ~isaac
I have the feeling that Synchronize would go also from target to source.