Closed paynejd closed 3 years ago
Yes. What would be the end action of feedback? Send mail to someplace? or something else?
@jamlung-ri @paynejd This is deployed on QA. Try it out and let me know if there is any feedback on Feedback :)
@snyaggarwal I'm using Firefox. It works well when I'm already signed in, and I got a confirmation email about my feedback.
However, when I signed out and tried it, there were a couple of things I noticed:
Suggest requiring email + name if not signed in
On Thu, Mar 18, 2021 at 8:15 AM Joseph Amlung @.***> wrote:
@snyaggarwal https://github.com/snyaggarwal I'm using Firefox. It works well when I'm already signed in, and I got a confirmation email about my feedback.
However, when I signed out and tried it, there were a couple of things I noticed:
- There was no captcha.
- It ran a bit slower than when I was signed in. (I'm working on Firefox, but it ran faster on Edge. Not sure what to think about that.)
- It might be good to add an email address to the form so OCL can get in contact with the feedback submitter.
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@paynejd @jamlung-ri -- Added name, email, captcha for non-logged-in users. Also @jamlung-ri I tested it on Firefox and I got usual result.
Thanks @snyaggarwal, it seems to be working better on Firefox today. Everything looks good, although the name and email entry fields just look a little short in terms of height. Just a small visual thing though, and everything else is good.
@jamlung-ri Fixed
This seems to be fixed, although there sill may be some performance issues on Firefox. @snyaggarwal and I have discussed it though, so I will close out this ticket for now.
@snyaggarwal you mentioned that incorporating a simple feedback form into oclweb2 would be really easy -- that would be a great thing to add before launch if it's a small level of effort. Ideally, we could use a component that could also be implemented in wordpress.