Hi All,
In my 'manage listings' the Width by Height are the wrong way round. If I select edit they are identified correctly.
Is this just me?
What do I do?
Thanks.
GTL
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You're not seeing things. Must be a dyslexic programmer at work. It has been that way for quit some time too. 
Anyone want my pet peeves and bugs list? How about the Error Check button at the BOTTOM of the lister that displays the errors at the TOP of the page, so you can check before you Save-exit which is at the BOTTOM of the page. I'm on my THIRD scroll mouse and have just filed for Scrolling-Digit-Terminitus Disability (Occupational Hazard).
Danno
Ouch....I hope they rename that disease soon, as SDT isn't nice.
Anyone want my pet peeves and bugs list? How about the Error Check button at the BOTTOM of the lister that displays the errors at the TOP of the page, so you can check before you Save-exit which is at the BOTTOM of the page. I'm on my THIRD scroll mouse and have just filed for Scrolling-Digit-Terminitus Disability (Occupational Hazard).
Danno
Ouch....I hope they rename that disease soon, as SDT isn't nice.
Thanks Dano, at least I can allow for it now.
Regards.
GTL.
Regards.
GTL.
Hey Danno,
I totally agree that it makes no sense for the error check message to appear at the top of the lister page. We are all going to develop arthritis in our middle finger from scrolling so much. Ha!
Jeanie
I totally agree that it makes no sense for the error check message to appear at the top of the lister page. We are all going to develop arthritis in our middle finger from scrolling so much. Ha!
Jeanie
Yep, it's on the same page of lister "peeves" with not having a simple SAVE button that keeps me on the lister page.
Simplicity and form follows function are the hallmark rules of elegance in design. Programmers in the absence of senior designers-analysts as guides tend to make wonderful, BUT overtly complex, less-intuitive wigets and features that defy those rules, e.g. the pop-up canlendar recently added to the Scheduler page....and the outcry from Users was predictable.
Danno
Simplicity and form follows function are the hallmark rules of elegance in design. Programmers in the absence of senior designers-analysts as guides tend to make wonderful, BUT overtly complex, less-intuitive wigets and features that defy those rules, e.g. the pop-up canlendar recently added to the Scheduler page....and the outcry from Users was predictable.
Danno