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Flickr Commons link missing in "Sources Used" on /saveme.html #105

Closed fontnerd closed 10 years ago

fontnerd commented 10 years ago

Looks like the link to Flickr Commons is missing from the "Save Me" page. Results from Flickr look like they're included in the list.

mialondon commented 10 years ago

We should probably consolidate the saveme requests into a parent item, but in the meantime: we need to think about the architecture of this page. Requirements: it should use the same backend method as the main results page so that the code is always synced to the latest APIs etc; it should be able to cope with someone refreshing the page to re-do the query with the same input text. Options discussed include a print stylesheet triggered on the existing page, or copying the content to the clipboard from an invisible div.

scottkleinman commented 10 years ago

This is on my to do list. Now that we have jquery working on the results page, a jquery ui modal should also work, so I can experiment with Rebecca's idea for that solution. Also, we should probably have a download button. This would allow the current save function to be split into:

  1. small thumbnail, link to original image (as suggested by Amanda in another issue, I think), title and other information;
  2. downloadable print formatted text list like the current one

On 3 August 2013 12:57, Mia notifications@github.com wrote:

We should probably consolidate the saveme requests into a parent item, but in the meantime: we need to think about the architecture of this page. Requirements: it should use the same backend method as the main results page so that the code is always synced to the latest APIs etc; it should be able to cope with someone refreshing the page to re-do the query with the same input text. Options discussed include a print stylesheet triggered on the existing page, or copying the content to the clipboard from an invisible div.

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scottkleinman commented 10 years ago

See issue #131.