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Usability enhancement requests for media library
Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2006 12:50 pm
by hgoor
Hi,
The new media library in S9y 1.1 is a good enhancement to the old one, however, I have a few enhancement request that are good for usability:
- I would like to control how many images are shown by default: now I have to put it on 100 myself each time; I want to be in control of this!
- Please put the Next/Previous buttons also on the bottom! When I browse 100 pictures at a time and I scroll down, don't find what I need, I have to scroll all the way up again to the top to browse to the next 100 images! That is not userfriendly at all!
Seems to me these are just small enhancements and I would really appreciate it since usability would be very much improved by this.
Re: Usability enhancement requests for media library
Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2006 2:22 pm
by garvinhicking
Hi!
- I would like to control how many images are shown by default: now I have to put it on 100 myself each time; I want to be in control of this!
The setting on the amount of images is stored in a browser cookie, so if you change that optioni t should be remembered next time?
- Please put the Next/Previous buttons also on the bottom! When I browse 100 pictures at a time and I scroll down, don't find what I need, I have to scroll all the way up again to the top to browse to the next 100 images! That is not userfriendly at all!
That's a good suggestion. But the aggressive undertone is uncalled for
I will implement this the coming days.
Best regards,
Garvin
Re: Usability enhancement requests for media library
Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2006 2:45 pm
by hgoor
garvinhicking wrote:Hi!
- I would like to control how many images are shown by default: now I have to put it on 100 myself each time; I want to be in control of this!
The setting on the amount of images is stored in a browser cookie, so if you change that optioni t should be remembered next time?
Uh: that never ever worked for me: not in 1.1 and not in any previous versions and with any browser I use: not in IE 6,7 FF 1.0,1.5,2.0 (Linux or Windoze) or Opera.... Don't know why... But since you can control stuff like what editor you want to use and how many entries are shown etc. etc. it seem that this would be a nice option to control...
- Please put the Next/Previous buttons also on the bottom! When I browse 100 pictures at a time and I scroll down, don't find what I need, I have to scroll all the way up again to the top to browse to the next 100 images! That is not userfriendly at all!
garvinhicking wrote:That's a good suggestion. But the aggressive undertone is uncalled for

Uh? Excuse me? I guess it's like the old saying: "beauty is in the eye the beholder". There is a difference between being agressive and frustrated....
garvinhicking wrote:I will implement this the coming days.
Best regards,
Garvin
That sounds like a good plan: thanks for the followup!
Re: Usability enhancement requests for media library
Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2006 4:34 pm
by stm999999999
hgoor wrote:garvinhicking wrote:Hi!
The setting on the amount of images is stored in a browser cookie, so if you change that optioni t should be remembered next time?
Uh: that never ever worked for me: not in 1.1 and
me too

Re: Usability enhancement requests for media library
Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2006 10:47 pm
by d_cee
Hi
hgoor wrote:
garvinhicking wrote:That's a good suggestion. But the aggressive undertone is uncalled for

Uh? Excuse me? I guess it's like the old saying: "beauty is in the eye the beholder". There is a difference between being agressive and frustrated....
That sounds like a good plan: thanks for the followup!
I have to be honest and say I agree with Garvin. You're asking him to do work on your behalf - free! What's wrong with asking in a pleasant way?
regards
Dave
Re: Usability enhancement requests for media library
Posted: Sun Jan 14, 2007 5:50 pm
by garvinhicking
Hi!
I've added the NEXT/PREV navigation to the top and bottom of that page now, but when I choose a different number of images on my installation it remains saved in a cookie!
Using WindowsXP, Firefox 1.5.0.2, JavaScript activated and no cookie blockers.
Best regards,
Garvin