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Currently, the “view all releases” and “add new release” links are somewhere inside the project node. But actually, these functions are local tasks and could be moved to the local tasks section to remove some clutter from the project node. I suggest doing that and renaming “view” to “Description”, “view all releases” to “Releases” “add new release” to “Create release”.
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#3 | project_edit_subtabs.patch.txt | 14.69 KB | dww |
Comments
Comment #1
dwwwow, took me 3 times to figure out what you're talking about: making these things new tabs on the node, instead of links. ;) i don't think i like this proposal for a few reasons:
anyway, i see this request as a) a lot of work b) partially duplicate with other UI changes that would be (IMHO) more valuable, and c) not much pay off. therefore, "won't fix". if someone wants to provide a patch and set it to "needs review" i'll reconsider. ;)
Comment #2
dwwok, after messing with http://drupal.org/node/89538 and http://drupal.org/node/89539 long enough, it's clear that we're going to need to make better use of tabs and subtabs on project nodes to keep everything sane. ;) after a long and fruitful discussion in IRC with webchick, we converged on the following:
my first priority is actually the subtabs for the edit page, since that's blocking http://drupal.org/node/89538, which is really a bug fix, not just a new feature...
Comment #3
dwwhere's a patch against project, project_release and project_issue to reorganized the project node's edit tab. not only will this be (IMHO) much easier for people to deal with that the giant page and all the collapsible fieldsets, it'll allow me to do FAPI theme tricks to get the UI right for http://drupal.org/node/89538, without messing with the entire project edit form. ;)
Comment #4
dwwFYI: i installed this patch on scratch.drupal.org if anyone wants to see it in action. just check out a project you maintain on d.o and see how the edit tab now looks.
Comment #5
Kjartan CreditAttribution: Kjartan commentedMakes the edit tab a lot less scary as stuff is split up. People will learn to find stuff in the subtabs over time.
Comment #6
dwwthanks, kjartan. committed to DRUPAL-4-7--2. moving back to active since this issue is also about converting the "view all releases" link into a "releases" tab (which would then have subtabs for the various ways to view your old releases... the current giant listing by date, the nice summary table merlinofchaos and i are working on via http://drupal.org/node/89539, etc, etc).
Comment #7
drummI think having the link in context with releases makes sense.