zwobit
commented
8 years ago Second "enhanced" pop-up is from browser, not ziziphus. It is a feature browser nowadays have to prevent pop-up spam. I don´t know if we can prevent this, have to check.
Open jodevelops opened 8 years ago
zwobit
commented
8 years ago Second "enhanced" pop-up is from browser, not ziziphus. It is a feature browser nowadays have to prevent pop-up spam. I don´t know if we can prevent this, have to check.
jodevelops
commented
8 years ago ok, so I can delete sets as long as I do NOT use the browser-generated checkbox described above, but we would still like to keep this option in order to "prevent further dialogues for this session". This may even be limited to the realm of the editing process of only ONE elementset
when deleting entries in a record (i.e. subjectSet), the page asks me to confirm the deletion of an element with the following dialogue box:
"Really delete this entry?" [OK] [Cancel]
When I delete something for the second time, I can check an extra option to
"Prevent this page from creating additional dialogues" [false / true] [OK] [Cancel]
This is a fine option to save clicks and still feel empowered and in control - however, if I do choose "true" and click [OK] I cannot delete anything anymore in this set, because the deletion process seems to depend absolutely on that "[OK]".
Can not the individual recycle bin buttons be made any more powerful than they were before clicking away the dialogue?
Is that confirmation dialogue a global solution for all of the sets?