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add "back" buttons in upload forms. #15

Open tdupu opened 4 years ago

tdupu commented 4 years ago

This is for both upload.php files in /20/f/algebra-one/ and /20/f/algebraic-topology/

(in hindsight I should have made one upload page and then given an option for which class we want to submit to).

asilenceuvm commented 4 years ago

It might be more convenient to have a nav bar you can put on every page. This stackoverflow post has a pretty simple example of a nav bar in php that you could apply to every page.

louispadam commented 4 years ago

I was thinking back buttons on the 'uploads' page after submitting problems/reviews and one on the 'references' page. It would also be helpful if the references opened in a new tab rather than in the present one, so that I could easily open multiple references at a time.

tdupu commented 4 years ago

It might be more convenient to have a nav bar you can put on every page. This stackoverflow post has a pretty simple example of a nav bar in php that you could apply to every page.

That nav bar would be good. Honestly, I want to rewrite the whole front end (and my webpage) using jinja and flask.

Are you saying a nav bar for the course page or for my entire webpage (which isn't hosted on this server).

tdupu commented 4 years ago

I was thinking back buttons on the 'uploads' page after submitting problems/reviews and one on the 'references' page.

This one is good. The other one is good too but I'll add that to a new issue. Knock yourself out on these.

tdupu commented 4 years ago

The one about forcing users to open a new tab isn't the best. You can just use control+click or command+click to open in a new tab. And we shouldn't force opening in a new tab users.

But yeah, all the back buttons would be great.

louispadam commented 4 years ago

I didn't know about the control-click shortcut; it's super convenient