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Introduce Tool Tips for Blackout Module
Hi Markus,
Very good idea.
Something like:
1) Configuration
2) User display
Does this meet your need?
Thomas Hille
Hi Stephane,
your mock-up pretty much reflects exactly what I am looking for! Since it is hard to provide a syntax checking for a regular expression, I at least need a tool tip to remind the users what kind of data they are supposed to add here.
Additionally maybe it would also be possible to add a symbol next to the text box that indicates some additional background information. When you click on the symbol, people would get a more detailed instruction as a pop-up.
Here is an example ...
... and this is how the pop-up might look like ...
/Thomas
'On line help' for each information seems a good idea too
Do you know you can restrict selection to users/users group, such as:
Thomas Hille
Could this be an add-on to the regular expressions? Like either you choose from a suggested list (like you showed in your example) or you manually provide an expression instead?
/Thomas
Thomas Hille
Will it make it into 3.3?
/Thomas
Tooltips will be there.
Thomas Hille
This is really good news ... it will help us a lot! I am really looking forward to 3.3.
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Hi Thomas,
To go deeper, does following solution matchs your expectations
If a html file is available, then the question mark can be clicked to show the help content.
Files are located in data/<ModuleName>/Help/ and must be named as follow:
1. <slotname>.html for every language
2. <slotname>-2 digit lang code>.html for a specific language
If file <ProactivePack Installation path>/data/BlackoutMgt/Help/mc_host.html exists then when user click on question mark content will be displayed such as:
In order to get such a result, file content should be:
<h2> Help on hostname choice</h2>
<hr/>
<p> You need to declare host you under maintenance using hostname or regular expression</p>
<div class="alert alert-success" role="alert">
<p> Example: hostname must be defined as in event management. Short name only. Do not use FQDN.</p>
</div>
<div class="alert alert-info" role="alert">
<p> Example: hostname must be defined as in event management. Short name only. Do not use FQDN.</p>
</div>
<div class="alert alert-warning" role="alert">
<p> Example: hostname must be defined as in event management. Short name only. Do not use FQDN.</p>
</div>
<div class="alert alert-danger" role="alert">
<p> Example: hostname must be defined as in event management. Short name only. Do not use FQDN.</p>
</div>
Thomas Hille
Hi,
it would be great if you could also have a tool tip for the blackout module.
It would be very useful to leave a hint on how a value is supposed to be provided e.g.
Host Name (Regular Expression, lowercase, without Domain suffix!)
/Thomas
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