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Hello,
Looks pretty useful at first glance – thanks! It should make things easier when explaining the site admin. to lay editors.
A couple of points:
- there's a lot of redundant Mac stuff in the distributed .zip;
- with debug on, there are several 'Uninitialized string offset' and 'Undefined index' notices from PHP in simple_input_tabs.php.
I'm using GS 3.1.2, PHP 5.3.3 and SIT 1.8c. Several other plugins are installed, but disabled.
Edit to add:
Just changing (Simple Input) tabs on the Edit page marks the page content as changed, so there's a warning if the page edit is aborted, even if none of the content has been changed. This means that just going to look at/check a site page's content in the editor can lead to unnecessary pop-ups. Not a big deal, but a bit clunky.
For a new page, is there any way to get a change of page template without having to save the page first? Again, not really a big deal, except that it's necessary to have a page title before saving, which no-one will know until they get the error message. So then they enter the page title and click 'Save Page' again, not realising that their previous template change has been reset by the save error. This will take some explaining (and troubleshooting effort from the user). (Any content will also be lost, but that's not a fault of SIT.)
Looks pretty useful at first glance – thanks! It should make things easier when explaining the site admin. to lay editors.
A couple of points:
- there's a lot of redundant Mac stuff in the distributed .zip;
- with debug on, there are several 'Uninitialized string offset' and 'Undefined index' notices from PHP in simple_input_tabs.php.
I'm using GS 3.1.2, PHP 5.3.3 and SIT 1.8c. Several other plugins are installed, but disabled.
Edit to add:
Just changing (Simple Input) tabs on the Edit page marks the page content as changed, so there's a warning if the page edit is aborted, even if none of the content has been changed. This means that just going to look at/check a site page's content in the editor can lead to unnecessary pop-ups. Not a big deal, but a bit clunky.
For a new page, is there any way to get a change of page template without having to save the page first? Again, not really a big deal, except that it's necessary to have a page title before saving, which no-one will know until they get the error message. So then they enter the page title and click 'Save Page' again, not realising that their previous template change has been reset by the save error. This will take some explaining (and troubleshooting effort from the user). (Any content will also be lost, but that's not a fault of SIT.)
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Nick.
Nick.
