I pretty much agree 100% with the policy below, but reserve the right to
change my mind on the explicit save/cancel buttons if it turns out that
too many people have problems with the focus-on-blur.
This should be a simple configuration change later, should we choose to
enable these again, I believe (are they just hidden using CSS right now,
or is it actually done with JS? :)
All the points are good, and make sense. I don't think you can separate
double and single clicks in JS, but I might be wrong. :)
— Alexander
On Sun, 04 Mar 2007 16:04:46 -0800, Martin Aspeli
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This thread got really long, but having played with it on and off today,
here's what I would prefer:
- Single click to invoke edit but
- When edit mode is invoked, the focus must be set to the newly
appeared edit box! At the moment, this requires two clicks
- Save on-blur (as now); if focus is set automatically, this means
that you shouldn't be able to get more than one inline edit at the same
time
- I'd actually explicitly disallow multiple inline edits at any one
time, I think it's confusing.
- Escape cancels (as now)
- In a text box (<input type="text" /> or type="password"), pressing
Enter saves (currently it does strange things about leaving the page,
this is bad.
- In a text area or kupu, Enter works as normal.
- Ideally, a double-click should not trigger it, just a single click.
Not sure how doable that is in JS.
Martin
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