Martin Schmidkunz wrote:
Hi,
when testing openSUSE 11.1/SLES 11 I came across a rather curious situation: many modules have already switched their label from Abort/OK(Accept, Finish...) to the style guide compliant Cancel/OK label. However in every case there is a third, inactive "Back" button included. This doesn't make sense as there is nothing to go back and the dialog is just an overview. I suppose this is due to many of you using wizard.ycp as base template for creating your module.
What do you think about using the button box (http://lizards.opensuse.org/2008/08/28/button-order-in-yast-trying-to-make-p...) instead of the buttons of wizard.ycp?
In my opinion this would have the following advantages: * consistent button order in pop ups and in the module * user would not need to deal with an inactive button * button order in YaST would be consistent with the desktop used by the user
What do you think about that issue?
In my opinion, having a [Back] button disabled is the way to go if we are anywhere in installation and the dialog is full-screen. Keeping the [Back] button there (even if disabled) makes all the dialogs unified in having all the buttons with the same functionality on the very same places all over the installation. I remember we were talking about this before. L.