[Phpmyadmin-devel] Log in

[Marc Delisle]

Sebastian Mendel a écrit :
> Marc Delisle schrieb:
>> Sebastian Mendel a écrit :
>>> Marc Delisle schrieb:
>>>> Robin H. Johnson a écrit :
>>>>> On Wed, Aug 02, 2006 at 06:44:11PM -0400, Marc Delisle wrote:
>>>>>> What about just changing $strLogin: "Log in" to "Log in to MySQL" or 
>>>>>> something like that? It would appear as a legend of the fieldset that 
>>>>>> encloses Username, Password and Server and I think the look would be 
>>>>>> better than a repetition of MySQL.
>>>>> Yes, that would work.
>>>>> Possible Suggestions:
>>>>> 'Login for MySQL'
>>>>> 'Login details for MySQL'
>>>> We had a discussion a while ago and it seemed better to use the verb 
>>>> "Log in", same as on sf.net home page, instead of the noun login.
>>> "Log in to MySQL Server"
>>>
>>> or
>>>
>>> "MySQL server login"
>>>
>>> i would prefer the second
>>>
>>> "log in" is the command/task to execute it, and "login" means the
>>> process of logging in ("the login" or "to log in")
>> I felt it was an improvement when we put "Log in" on this panel (in 
>> 2.7.0). At least in English it's more direct to put the action first. 
> 
> yes, it was, for the button

Not just for the button. In 2.8.2 we have "Log in" as the legend of the 
fieldset.

We also use the verb "Log out".

I still think that in an interface, the first words you read are the 
most important.

> 
> to log in
> but
> the login
> 
> it is like
> 
> education = login
> educate = log in
> 
> education form = login form
> educate me = log me in
> 
> 
>> Maybe in German it's different.
> 
> no, and even if it is, german is not relevant here ... ;-)
> 
> just for the completenes
> 
> log in = anmelden
> login = Anmeldung
> 
>