Ticket #148 (assigned enhancement)
Add an edit mode to the lifecycle page
| Reported by: | pcosquer | Owned by: | pcosquer |
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| Priority: | minor | Milestone: | |
| Component: | views | Version: | |
| Keywords: | lifecycle, management, edit | Cc: |
Description
problem
The lifecycle page can show a lot of buttons (promote, demote, cancel, replace...) and a few messages (why an object can not be promoted...).
And LifecyclesSynchronisation? will add more buttons, messages...
This leads to a lot of queries/checks which are useless when the user only want to read (not edit) this page.
enhancement recommendation
We can add an "edit" mode to this page (by adding an edit GET parameter) so that only one button is displayed.
Change History
comment:2 Changed 7 years ago by pcosquer
- Owner set to pcosquer
- Status changed from new to assigned
- Summary changed from Add an edit mode in the lifecycle page to Add an edit mode to the lifecycle page
comment:3 in reply to: ↑ description Changed 6 years ago by pjoulaud
Replying to pcosquer:
We can add an "edit" mode to this page (by adding an edit GET parameter) so that only one button is displayed.
I don't clearly understand your suggestion. Could you give more details ?
Note that today, it's quite heavy to sign objects.
You know, we're thinking about a Lifecycle synchronisation and other functions to make this process simpler.
Try to avoid adding clicks in the process.
comment:4 Changed 6 years ago by pcosquer
Currently, there are a lot of buttons:
- promote, demote
- cancel
- notify
- add signer
- replace signer
- replace owner
- remove signer
- remove notified
- ...
So, except the promote button, all buttons are less used and may be hidden by default.
For example, we may display two buttons:
- promote
- edit...
"edit..." shows other buttons and, if a signer is added (or any other action), the page redirect to the lifecycle page in "edit" mode (No need to click to another button).
