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Jacques Le Roux commented on OFBIZ-2159:
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I think that in these case redundancy woult not be a sin : I would keep bottom
buttons.
I'm not even sure that Submit, Search, and Create buttons are needed, but I
like much Collapse and Expand all. Cancel idea is interesting.
My 2 cts
> Form actions bar
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>
> Key: OFBIZ-2159
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-2159
> Project: OFBiz
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: ALL COMPONENTS
> Reporter: Bruno Busco
> Attachments: bluelight_gif.zip, create_edit_screen.JPG,
> findscreen.JPG, IconizedFormActions.patch
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> Hi all,
> lately I have worked trying to define a new UI pattern. This has been
> inspired by looking at the Compiere web interface.
> I finally have now a working example that I would like to submit to discuss
> to see if you find it convenient and an approach we could consider.
> Basically, I would like to introduce a bar of icons at the top of the content
> page. These icons should be used to issue commands on the actual form:
> The commands I have implemented right now are:
> - Submit
> - Search
> - Cancel
> - Create
> - Collapse all (only icon, not yet completed)
> - Expend all (only icon, not yet completed)
> Using the form actions bar we could remove the "Create new" link that is
> usually present in the form menus. Even the "Search" and "Submit" buttons
> should be removed and the icons should be used instead.
> The "Cancel" icon is usefull to return from an edit screen to the relative
> findscreen without accepting the editing of the fields.
> The collapse/expand all is still to be implemented. This should be done with
> a proper javascript and then linked to this icons.
> In the attached patch I have changed the findexample and editexample screens
> to use the new pattern so that you can easily see how it is implemented.
> In order to see it in action you should also select the bluelight theme.
> Many thanks for the comments you will provide.
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