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There have been several entries in the issue queue in regards to documentation and UI.
I propose to use this issue as a centralized location for UI/documentation changes specifically for the server configuration aspect of LDAP.
admin/config/people/ldap
admin/config/people/ldap/servers
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#1 | 1861192_server_help_docs.patch | 10.87 KB | bartmcpherson |
Comments
Comment #1
bartmcphersonLDAP can be a mystery for many people. I know I was lost early on and had to ask our security/AD admin many questions to understand the structure.
So the question is how to properly document/provide help docs in the UI. Having help along side the user input fields is great, but can cause the entry screens to be pretty cluttered IMO.
Attached is my first shot at breaking some of the help fields out from the form entry code.
Discuss. Is this the way to proceed or should the help remain where it is in the forms themselves?
Comment #2
johnbarclay CreditAttribution: johnbarclay commentedGreat. This is helpful. I can't agree with your more on the importance of usability; I started working on this module by creating the ldap help module for d6. I like your patch.
Here's the areas of documentation I see and where improvements can be made. I prefer to do them all at once and cross reference them as people have different ways of learning. For example, do ldap server across all modes at once. Then move on to ldap authentication, user, etc.
We can keep the scope of this thread on the UI documentation for LDAP Servers, I just want to keep in mind the counterparts of it.
Comment #3
johnbarclay CreditAttribution: johnbarclay commentedI committed this patch. http://drupal.org/node/1861192#comment-6821470
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