show_bug.cgi display layout

Kevin Benton kevin.benton at amd.com
Tue Jan 16 18:08:25 UTC 2007


Bill Barry wrote:
>
>>> 2. a contrib patch to allow secure authenticated inbound emails
>>>     
>>
>>     This doesn't have to be contrib. I already have code that does
>> this, I just have to wait for copyright release on it. We have already
>> planned to do this.
>>   
> How would you do this? Client certs? GPG?
> I have a script that will allow inbound email from the inside of our 
> network (it works very much like fetchmail, in fact I bet it could be 
> replaced with fetchmail), but it doesn't authenticate in any way. An 
> authentication mechanism that anyone can use without getting in the 
> way of normal email sending/recieving (through outlook and exchange) 
> would be awesome (I could open the script up to the outside) but I 
> haven't figured out how to do it.
>>  
>>> 3. better use of the header links section (I think your own saved 
>>> searches should go there:
>>>     
>>
>>     Some people have 50 saved searches.
>>   
> So have the ability to show your saved searches in the header and/or 
> footer in user prefs.
>>> 5. display the version in the footer on every page (pref bottom right
>>> in a float box that takes up no height)
>>>     
>>
>>     It's already in the header. Are you looking at bmo instead of
>> actual upstream?
>>   
> Because I have replaced it in the header with a searchbox, I moved it 
> to the footer. The header is much more valuable space than the footer 
> and should be wisely used.
>
Hi Max,

I was just thinking - for those that have a high number of saved 
searches, it might be useful to allow the user to specify that they want 
their searches in a pull-down menu rather than taking up so much space 
in the "saved searches" section of the header/footer.  That would save a 
bunch of space and still keep it at the top where it's most likely to be 
used / needed.  It would probably be best if users can configure whether 
or not they see their saved searches in a pull-down and whether or not 
they appear in the header, footer, or both.  Of course, brainstorming a 
bit, it might also be nice if users could group their saved searches so 
they would not only appear in a certain order, but if pull-downs are 
enabled, multiple pull-downs could be offered.

Kevin


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