+1
Searches Saving and Most Recent Used are two different features that could
be both defined in the framework as generic so that every application could
use for any entity.
The actual similar features that now work on products could then be changed
as specific application of the generic features.
Bruno,
Thanks for adding details. Some of these exists in eCommerce component
in different form. There is a screenlet that tracks last visited
products etc. Similar thing can be done, but little more generic so it
can be used in any application in ofbiz.
Saving Search is similar concept bu
Yes, Jacques there was only an "s" missing in my mail but of course I was
thinking not to the last one but to the MRU.
-Bruno
2008/12/8 Jacques Le Roux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Yes, not only the last one but even MRU (Most Recent Used) in top or
> bottom of screen (top seems easier to use : always
Yes, not only the last one but even MRU (Most Recent Used) in top or bottom of screen (top seems easier to use : always at hand)
and from a menu (near visual themes?) with more MRUs in would be heplful. I often open a lot of Firefox tabs and finally get lost
as I have not enough information to
Anil,
I was thinking to a somehow similar feature:
I would like to have entities and UI that let the backoffice user to see the
last item he has visited.
Those could be products, parties, facilities and so on.
Those elements could be shown in a UI (with a little icon that indicates the
element typ
David,
I like product search thing. I am thinking about doing something
similar in more generic way so we can use it in more places. We can
add Save Search facility to Find Party, find workeffort etc.
Regards
Anil Patel
On Dec 7, 2008, at 8:20 PM, David E Jones wrote:
What kind of searc
What kind of search? If you mean a product search there is already a
model to persist search parameters and a summary of results. See the
ProductSearch* entities (if I remember right).
-David
On Dec 7, 2008, at 4:06 PM, Anil Patel wrote:
Hi,
Ability to save search (criteria) is commonly
