> > One solution would be to put the last 3 columns at the begining, but that > > would break an important rules of interface design: The user should read > > left to right. > > Agreed. Actually I was wondering why you've put the amount column so far to > the left. In the register, you have the order date - description - account - > amount. Now we cannot put the account in there, because that's what the user > > has to choose -- but we might consider moving the amount column to be after > the description column. Or has there already be a discussion about that?
No, there was no discussion about it. Feel free to reorder them to be consistent with the register. However remember that for non-HBCI imports, the second column is currently the source account (it's hidden for HBCI). Anyway you will see it if you hack the glade file. >I forgot one idea -- would it be possible to switch the background color to >"white" once the user has clicked on the transaction? This would mean that in >the beginning the user sees which txns need work, and by going through that >one-by-one the user clearly sees which ones he's already been working on and >which ones still need his intervention. That is similar to my original idea: Make all trasactions where the user made a manual change white, but I couldn't get the logic right. Making them white when simply clicked to flag is a good idea. But exactly in which case would you flag them? Actions you take can get you back to "red" (skip transaction or no match selected to reconcile) I suppose what would be appropriate would be to make a transaction "white" when clicked and it would otherwise be green. What do you think? (And when exactly is the next release, I only go back home tommorow.) _______________________________________________ gnucash-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.gnucash.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gnucash-devel
