Hi David,
David R Newman wrote:
Hi Jits,
It looks pretty much how I would expect. The UI is certainly
intuitive enough, unfortunately I don't think there is anyway round
having crosses next to each tag, which is not especially aesthetcally
pleasing.
Great. Yeah, though with the greyed out crosses hopefully it isn't too
noticeable.
A couple of technical questions: When you click on the cross is the
tag removed using Ajax? I assume as it is fairly easy to re-add the
tag there is no "Are you sure you want to delete?" message.
Yes, it removes it via an AJAX call. This is especially important in
BioCatalogue since in the service show page there are tag clouds for:
the service itself, all operations, all inputs and all outputs -
potentially many tag clouds, so easy to get confused if the page
reloads constantly.
I still show the "Are you sure you want to delete?" message, just in
case. If this turns out to be superfluous then we can remove it later.
In my opinion I think we should probably copy across the UI for
myExperiment, although I am not sure how easily the backend code will
tie in.
Yeap, I agree that the same UI should be used in myExp. The backend
code is very different though, since this works on top of the
Annotations plugin (all tags in the system are stored as annotations),
but shouldn't be especially difficult to do in myExp.
Cheers,
Jits
Regards
David Newman
--On Tuesday, May 19, 2009 16:59:01 +0100 Jiten Bhagat
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Hi,
In yesterday's chat, we briefly discussed deletion of tags. David asked
that I circulate screenshots of this work for BioCatalogue (to see how
the UI would look).
Attached are 2 images to show how this will probably work in
BioCatalogue.
Cheers,
Jits
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