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Comparison Review of Django "IPR" pages #141

Closed hassanakbar4 closed 3 years ago

hassanakbar4 commented 17 years ago

resolution_fixed type_defect | by amy.vezza@neustar.biz

Comparison Review of Django "IPR" pages:

Page: ipr/new-generic

Issue: I don't know if it is a change to the way things are done, but there are far more "required" fields now than before. Section I: marked as a required field (not in the current tool) Section III (A): The first threee text boxes were marked as required fields (and not in the current tool) Section IV: marked as a required field (not marked so int eh current database) Also: in the current tool all of the "required fields" are easy to pick out because they have a yellow background in the text box. Please either remove the yellow background, or make all required fields have this background in order to cut down on confusion.

Page: ipr/new-third-party

Issue: Same required field issue as above. Same yellow background issue as above.

Page: ipr/new-specific

Issue: Same required field issue as above. Same yellow background issue as above. In addition, there is a logic issue in Section VI. If either of the check boxes is checked, there should be no "required fields" to fill in. Please fix.

Page: ipr/update

Issue: Top left hand corner of the page, what does "server mode:" mean and why does it show up here?

Page: /ipr-834

Issue: Minor nit: I am not fond of the gratuitous change in font (see section IV).

Pages: ipr/search/?id_document_tag=2220&option=document_search

ipr/search/?rfc_search=1034&option-rfc_search

ipr/search/?rfc_search=4444&option=rfc_search

Issue: At the bottom of the page the two bulleted links labeled "IPR Search Main Page" and "IPR Disclosure Page" go to the same page (:31415/ipr/search) and they should not.

Thank you!

Amy V.

Issue migrated from trac:141 at 2021-10-29 15:46:27 +0500

hassanakbar4 commented 17 years ago

@henrik@levkowetz.com changed milestone from ` toPhase 1 Pre-release Cleanup`

hassanakbar4 commented 17 years ago

@henrik@levkowetz.com changed owner from ` tohenrik@levkowetz.com`

hassanakbar4 commented 17 years ago

@henrik@levkowetz.com commented

Adding this to the Phase 1 Cleanup milestone.

First comments:

hassanakbar4 commented 17 years ago

@henrik@levkowetz.com commented

Issue status update:

  1. More required fields: The current indications match what the code actually enforced previously.

  2. Yellow background for some fields (not visible in firefox): Not fixed

  3. Checkbox logic, section VII of specific disclosure form; if either of the two boxes is checked, the rest of the box is not required: Not fixed

  4. Server mode in top-hand corner: Should not have been shown; fixed in 7ff4bccaef83d1e253561481a318d4d106ae38cc

  5. Unintended font change: Fixed in commit cf70e670fb0faf1261159c91c3110d80c11af46e

  6. The two bulleted links at the bottom are wrong: Fixed in commit 4de5ef6745c32addf95841abacfcb7a92aaaa61d.

hassanakbar4 commented 17 years ago

@henrik@levkowetz.com commented

I've now looked for yellow field bacground using IE (IE 5.2/Mac) and can find no traces of it. Are you referring to the alternating tan and bluish background of the form boxes? If so, this has no relation to required fields in either the old or the new form; and the only difference here is that in the old form, it is not strictly alternating in all forms, while in the new form it is...

hassanakbar4 commented 17 years ago

@henrik@levkowetz.com changed status from new to assigned

hassanakbar4 commented 17 years ago

@henrik@levkowetz.com changed priority from n/a to minor

hassanakbar4 commented 12 years ago

@rjsparks@nostrum.com changed status from assigned to closed

hassanakbar4 commented 12 years ago

@rjsparks@nostrum.com changed resolution from ` tofixed`

hassanakbar4 commented 12 years ago

@rjsparks@nostrum.com changed component from ` todoc/`

hassanakbar4 commented 12 years ago

@rjsparks@nostrum.com commented

Hard to choose between fixed and obe for this, but fixed describes the vast majority of what happened.