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Hi devs,
I would like to take your attention to the fact that when selecting the bluelight theme we get the "logout" option in the drop down menu (and in some case like projectmgr even the "help" option) that is not really fine. I did place a "logout" link in the header of the bluelight theme to be ready to the removal of the "logout" menu-item from the CommonAppMenu. I propose to create a new _framework_ CommonHeaderMenu with the following menu-items: Preferences, Help, Logout The Preferences link should take to a _framework_ defined screen that let the user to select its own preferences like: VisualTheme, Language, TimeZone, etc. These links could be removed from the header and we will have it less cowded. The actual Logout menu-item should be removed from the CommonAppMenu. The Help link will always be present in the CommonHeaderMenu and we should remove the actual help link that we have is some AppMenu. The help link should be resolved with something to what proposed in* **OFBIZ-2133<https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-2133> * What do you think about?* *-Bruno * * |
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Jacques From: "Bruno Busco" <[hidden email]> > Hi devs, > I would like to take your attention to the fact that when selecting the > bluelight theme we get the "logout" option in the drop down menu (and in > some case like projectmgr even the "help" option) that is not really fine. > > I did place a "logout" link in the header of the bluelight theme to be ready > to the removal of the "logout" menu-item from the CommonAppMenu. > > I propose to create a new _framework_ CommonHeaderMenu with the following > menu-items: > Preferences, Help, Logout > > The Preferences link should take to a _framework_ defined screen that let > the user to select its own preferences like: > VisualTheme, Language, TimeZone, etc. > These links could be removed from the header and we will have it less > cowded. The actual Logout menu-item should be removed from the > CommonAppMenu. > > The Help link will always be present in the CommonHeaderMenu and we should > remove the actual help link that we have is some AppMenu. The help link > should be resolved with something to what proposed in* > **OFBIZ-2133<https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-2133> > * > > What do you think about?* > > *-Bruno > > > > * > * > |
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On Jan 26, 2009, at 2:44 PM, Bruno Busco wrote: > Hi devs, > I would like to take your attention to the fact that when selecting > the > bluelight theme we get the "logout" option in the drop down menu > (and in > some case like projectmgr even the "help" option) that is not really > fine. > > I did place a "logout" link in the header of the bluelight theme to > be ready > to the removal of the "logout" menu-item from the CommonAppMenu. Yes, this is a good point. This particular way of organizing the menus makes this issues more clear, but really we should have changed this a long time ago when the current user's name was added to the header. That seems to make the most sense as a place to put the logout link. If there is no user logged in we could also change that to say "Not Logged In" with a "Login" link next to it. > I propose to create a new _framework_ CommonHeaderMenu with the > following > menu-items: > Preferences, Help, Logout > > The Preferences link should take to a _framework_ defined screen > that let > the user to select its own preferences like: > VisualTheme, Language, TimeZone, etc. > These links could be removed from the header and we will have it less > cowded. The actual Logout menu-item should be removed from the > CommonAppMenu. Yes, these are a bit crowded, so +1 on that too (and I agree it belongs in the framework as all of the infrastructure for these things is in the framework). -David |
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