on 2014/06/05 20:59, Aline Manera wrote:
On 06/05/2014 04:46 AM, Zhou Zheng Sheng wrote:
> on 2014/06/05 15:41, Sheldon wrote:
>> On 06/04/2014 08:41 AM, Aline Manera wrote:
>>> Hi Wen Wang!
>>> Thanks for the patch! The UI looks better now but I still have some
>>> suggestions to make:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> In the red are you can see those 2 fields are redundant.
>>> We can only have the input box to collect the VLAN ID from user. If
>>> the input
>>> box is empty
>>> (without any value) means the user does not want to set enable VLAN.
>>> Otherwise
>>> we get the value
>>> and set it as the VLAN ID.
>>>
>>> So the fields to create a "Bridged" network are
"Destination" (a
>>> combo box)
>>> and "VLAN ID" (an input box).
>> I have checked this with Mark.
>> He is the original designer of this VLAN ID.
>>
>> we think the check box is used to tell the user that he want to
>> enable vlan.
>> the vlan is disabled by default.
>> check box is more explicitly to show enable/disable.
>>
>> just one input, usually user do not know input can imply
>> enable/disable function.
>>
> For the check box part, I agree. Don't make the user think. A check box
> disabled by default is more vivid. A naked VLAN ID input box is strange
> by the first impression, and if it's with long explanation label, it is
> tedious.
Ok. For good of all let's keep the check box. =)
BUT I still have a suggestion:
Destination: |_______________________|
[ ] Enable VLAN
And **if and only if** the check box is checked the input box to collect
the VLAN ID is displayed.
Destination: |_______________________|
[x] Enable VLAN
VLAN ID: |_______________________|
Agree?
Yes. I would be very nice!