Open LibrarianMike opened 1 year ago
I think the intention behind the original design was that you should verify the content of the report before importing it, but I agree the buttons should ideally appear at the top and bottom of the page.
On a related note, very large files take forever (if they load at all) under the current model. You can verify the layout/mapping by reviewing the first few rows.
But since the buttons are at the bottom of the page, a large file must completely load in order to process it. Michael Kares, MANT, MLIS
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Jason Boyer from Equinox added some PHP to our system to trim the table generation at 100 lines, which is working great. Perhaps just baking in a configurable display limit would do the trick?
I think that's a great idea.
Currently the import button for reviewing a usage statistics file imported via SUSHI is at the bottom of the screen and you must wait for a file to completely load and then scroll to the bottom of the file in order to import/process it. This routinely hangs with a large usage stats file. The buttons should be at the top of the screen.