Closed SjonHortensius closed 9 years ago
@sbeaver-netgate do you have an opinion on this?
I agree for the most part, though the cancel button has slightly different functionality on various pages. Sometimes it is a link to $referer, sometimes to an obvious page (something_edit.php -> something.php), and then again sometimes I think it links to a page that may not be the obvious parent.
If a review shows that all of the use cases can be satisfied by using the "Back" button, I would certainly support the removal of all Cancel buttons.
$form->addCancel(); would also provide a flexible way to do it.
If a review shows that all of the use cases can be satisfied by using the "Back" button, I would certainly support the removal of all Cancel buttons.
It does, so we should
I’ll take care of that tomorrow in a single feature branch.
On Jul 9, 2015, at 9:26 AM, SjonHortensius notifications@github.com wrote:
If a review shows that all of the use cases can be satisfied by using the "Back" button, I would certainly support the removal of all Cancel buttons.
It does, so we should
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I have a strong preference to remove all cancel buttons. Browsers have had back-buttons for quite some time and these buttons don't make sense.
If we want them, they should be added globally in From anyway, not manually in all callers