[wp-testers] Page Ordering

Alexander Beutl xel at netgra.de
Wed Apr 30 22:40:43 GMT 2008


>Can you just insert the child rows underneath the parent with the
>names indented as they are now? I don't think we have to have a
>proper tree view.


Which wouldn't be of any help if someone has to handle some hundreds of
pages - right?
I am thinking about a website which has 5 Levels...

 Foo
---- Bar
-------- Baz
----------- Biz
--------------- Buz

That eats some pixels... (yep I know deep nav structures aren't good, but 5
Levels are not soo uncommon, when it comes to larger sites, remember, Andrew
spoke about 500-600, or several thousands of pages... while I wouldn't
manage such deep and large sites with WordPress anyway - for such sites
TYPO3 is a good choice)

Thats just why I said this should be a plugin and not something handled by
core - the needs are such different that one can not fit them all. And to
come back to that Bikeshed:
If you need to put it in core everyone is buzzing around to get his idea
into it. When you're working on a plugin everyone can write there own to fit
there needs if yours doesn't do that.

I would publish it as plugin anyway, since I don't belive in putting this in
core. I would be honored by any adoption into core, of course, but I don't
belive it would be good. Better to have 10 different approaches
with 10 different plugins to fit all needs than to have one core approach
which can not fit all needs.

Alex

2008/4/30, Ryan Boren <ryan at boren.nu>:
>
> On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 1:39 PM, Alexander Beutl <xel at netgra.de> wrote:
> >  Hum... well
> >  I may try to port what I already wrote for joomla to fit wordpress
> >  (shouldn't be too much work, but enogh to gain the full copyright again
> and
> >  be able to publish it GPL'ed) and publish that as a plugin. It follows
> the
> >  AJAX way - loading the parents first and then grabbing the cildren on
> >  "expand" event. It also featured drag&drop... I think I used ext as a
> >  framework when doing this... maybe I should rewrite it to use only
> jQuery
> >  and maybe some plugins for jQuery...
> >
> >  But I would say this *has* to be a different page since the manage page
> is
> >  allready stuffed with too much information to be viewable as a treeview
> - or
> >  ist there somebody who has any ideas how to show all those information
> in a
> >  treeview?
>
>
> Can you just insert the child rows underneath the parent with the
> names indented as they are now?  I don't think we have to have a
> proper tree view.
>
>
> Ryan
>
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