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Customer Portal Update
by Alan Lord (News)
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Hi all,
We've been using vtiger for sometime ourselves and have recently started promoting it to our customers too. This got me looking at the Customer Portal in some detail. I noticed that it is being rendered to the web using lots of tables and also had some nesting errors associated with that. Using tables for data that needs to be displayed in a table is fine. Using tables for page-layout purposes is really frowned upon in the web design community and creates problems for accessibility users. Seeing as the customer portal is an "outside facing" component of vtiger it is important that it should be as adherent to standards and best-practice as possible I think. So, I've spent quite a while re-working the code. It is by no means perfect and I'm quite sure there's an opportunity for considerable re-factoring to remove quite a bit of duplicate code. The file here: http://www.theopenlearningcentre.com/vtigercrm-customerportal-5.1.0-tolc.zip is our modified customer portal package. It uses a more modern doctype (XHTML 1.0 transitional) and is as valid as I can make it for the time being. I have replaced most of the tables used purely for layout with divs have removed most of the hard-coded styling and migrated this to the stylesheets so it is easier to customise to match the host's website. I've tested it with IE6, IE8, Firefox 3.0 and Google Chrome. The stylesheets are also separated to make the styling elements easier to identify. I'm happy to continue to improve this part of vtiger on behalf of my company but would really appreciate some feedback on my efforts so far. We will be using this version on our website shortly. Kind regards Alan Lord -- The Open Learning Centre Web: www.theopenlearningcentre.com _______________________________________________ Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com |
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Re: Customer Portal Update
by David V.-2
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Hi Alan,
Thank you very much for this contribution. I have currently no time to test it but I hope you get positive (and constructive) feedback from the community and also directly from Vtiger Team. David V. 2009/9/23 Alan Lord (News) <alanslists@...> Hi all, _______________________________________________ Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com |
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Re: Customer Portal Update
by Joe Bordes
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I agree with you that this part of vtiger is very important. In most of the installs I do, I end up customizing it for each client as it is the company's front end. I hope this gets the consideration it deserves. Thanks for this contribution. Joe TSolucio Alan Lord (News) escribió: > Hi all, > > We've been using vtiger for sometime ourselves and have recently started > promoting it to our customers too. > > This got me looking at the Customer Portal in some detail. > > I noticed that it is being rendered to the web using lots of tables and > also had some nesting errors associated with that. > > Using tables for data that needs to be displayed in a table is fine. > Using tables for page-layout purposes is really frowned upon in the web > design community and creates problems for accessibility users. > > Seeing as the customer portal is an "outside facing" component of vtiger > it is important that it should be as adherent to standards and > best-practice as possible I think. So, I've spent quite a while > re-working the code. > > It is by no means perfect and I'm quite sure there's an opportunity for > considerable re-factoring to remove quite a bit of duplicate code. > > The file here: > > http://www.theopenlearningcentre.com/vtigercrm-customerportal-5.1.0-tolc.zip > > is our modified customer portal package. It uses a more modern doctype > (XHTML 1.0 transitional) and is as valid as I can make it for the time > being. I have replaced most of the tables used purely for layout with > divs have removed most of the hard-coded styling and migrated this to > the stylesheets so it is easier to customise to match the host's > website. I've tested it with IE6, IE8, Firefox 3.0 and Google Chrome. > The stylesheets are also separated to make the styling elements easier > to identify. > > I'm happy to continue to improve this part of vtiger on behalf of my > company but would really appreciate some feedback on my efforts so far. > We will be using this version on our website shortly. > > Kind regards > > Alan Lord > > -- > The Open Learning Centre > Web: www.theopenlearningcentre.com > > _______________________________________________ > Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com > > _______________________________________________ Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com |
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Re: Customer Portal Update
by Steven Sher
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I also had to try customise our customer portal to better suit our company, and found it rather complicated to get what we wanted, so thanks for all your work, I am sure it's going to save a lot of other people time/energy.
Steve -----Original Message----- From: vtigercrm-developers-bounces@... [mailto:vtigercrm-developers-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Alan Lord (News) Sent: 23 September 2009 06:36 PM To: vtigercrm-developers@... Subject: [Vtigercrm-developers] Customer Portal Update Hi all, We've been using vtiger for sometime ourselves and have recently started promoting it to our customers too. This got me looking at the Customer Portal in some detail. I noticed that it is being rendered to the web using lots of tables and also had some nesting errors associated with that. Using tables for data that needs to be displayed in a table is fine. Using tables for page-layout purposes is really frowned upon in the web design community and creates problems for accessibility users. Seeing as the customer portal is an "outside facing" component of vtiger it is important that it should be as adherent to standards and best-practice as possible I think. So, I've spent quite a while re-working the code. It is by no means perfect and I'm quite sure there's an opportunity for considerable re-factoring to remove quite a bit of duplicate code. The file here: http://www.theopenlearningcentre.com/vtigercrm-customerportal-5.1.0-tolc.zip is our modified customer portal package. It uses a more modern doctype (XHTML 1.0 transitional) and is as valid as I can make it for the time being. I have replaced most of the tables used purely for layout with divs have removed most of the hard-coded styling and migrated this to the stylesheets so it is easier to customise to match the host's website. I've tested it with IE6, IE8, Firefox 3.0 and Google Chrome. The stylesheets are also separated to make the styling elements easier to identify. I'm happy to continue to improve this part of vtiger on behalf of my company but would really appreciate some feedback on my efforts so far. We will be using this version on our website shortly. Kind regards Alan Lord -- The Open Learning Centre Web: www.theopenlearningcentre.com _______________________________________________ Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com _______________________________________________ Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com |
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Re: Customer Portal Update
by Alan Lord (News)
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On 24/09/09 08:21, Steven Sher wrote:
> I also had to try customise our customer portal to better suit our company, and found it rather complicated to get what we wanted, so thanks for all your work, I am sure it's going to save a lot of other people time/energy. Thanks Steve, I hope my OP wasn't misleading though, perhaps I could have been a bit clearer. I'd really like feedback on what I've done so far. This isn't, what I consider, finished. There are some areas where the code can be cleaned up and still some bugs which cause it to fail W3C validation tests (mainly from some of the Javascript I think). What I am really interested to see is if this rework is actually a worthwhile activity and I am on the right track; although the 3 comments so far seem to confirm the need for a clean up certainly. Although I haven't really touched much of the actual logic in the code, the package is *not* endorsed by me for production use in it's current state. Cheers Alan -- The Open Learning Centre Web: www.theopenlearningcentre.com > -----Original Message----- > From: vtigercrm-developers-bounces@... [mailto:vtigercrm-developers-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Alan Lord (News) > Sent: 23 September 2009 06:36 PM > To: vtigercrm-developers@... > Subject: [Vtigercrm-developers] Customer Portal Update > > Hi all, > > We've been using vtiger for sometime ourselves and have recently started > promoting it to our customers too. > > This got me looking at the Customer Portal in some detail. > > I noticed that it is being rendered to the web using lots of tables and > also had some nesting errors associated with that. > > Using tables for data that needs to be displayed in a table is fine. > Using tables for page-layout purposes is really frowned upon in the web > design community and creates problems for accessibility users. > > Seeing as the customer portal is an "outside facing" component of vtiger > it is important that it should be as adherent to standards and > best-practice as possible I think. So, I've spent quite a while > re-working the code. > > It is by no means perfect and I'm quite sure there's an opportunity for > considerable re-factoring to remove quite a bit of duplicate code. > > The file here: > > http://www.theopenlearningcentre.com/vtigercrm-customerportal-5.1.0-tolc.zip > > is our modified customer portal package. It uses a more modern doctype > (XHTML 1.0 transitional) and is as valid as I can make it for the time > being. I have replaced most of the tables used purely for layout with > divs have removed most of the hard-coded styling and migrated this to > the stylesheets so it is easier to customise to match the host's > website. I've tested it with IE6, IE8, Firefox 3.0 and Google Chrome. > The stylesheets are also separated to make the styling elements easier > to identify. > > I'm happy to continue to improve this part of vtiger on behalf of my > company but would really appreciate some feedback on my efforts so far. > We will be using this version on our website shortly. _______________________________________________ Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com |
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Re: Customer Portal Update
by carlo beschi
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Hi Alan,
here comes one more positive feedback ;-) I'll test your version in a few days and possibly provide some more detailed info, anyway the choice of getting rid of the nested tables ;.-) and move towards a clearer separation of the presentation layer is ... the choice :-) I did the same, on a smaller scale, on our internal version of 5.0.4, for the Login screen (I had to rewrite it, so it simply came more handy to use css and divs instead of tables). I can allocate some of my time, and of one of my mates at our company, in the next weeks, to test the code and help you out. What about opening a project on the forge? Carlo Alan Lord (News) ha scritto: > On 24/09/09 08:21, Steven Sher wrote: >> I also had to try customise our customer portal to better suit our company, and found it rather complicated to get what we wanted, so thanks for all your work, I am sure it's going to save a lot of other people time/energy. > > Thanks Steve, > > I hope my OP wasn't misleading though, perhaps I could have been a bit > clearer. > > I'd really like feedback on what I've done so far. This isn't, what I > consider, finished. There are some areas where the code can be cleaned > up and still some bugs which cause it to fail W3C validation tests > (mainly from some of the Javascript I think). > > What I am really interested to see is if this rework is actually a > worthwhile activity and I am on the right track; although the 3 comments > so far seem to confirm the need for a clean up certainly. > > Although I haven't really touched much of the actual logic in the code, > the package is *not* endorsed by me for production use in it's current > state. > > Cheers > > Alan > > -- > The Open Learning Centre > Web: www.theopenlearningcentre.com > > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: vtigercrm-developers-bounces@... [mailto:vtigercrm-developers-bounces@...] On Behalf Of Alan Lord (News) >> Sent: 23 September 2009 06:36 PM >> To: vtigercrm-developers@... >> Subject: [Vtigercrm-developers] Customer Portal Update >> >> Hi all, >> >> We've been using vtiger for sometime ourselves and have recently started >> promoting it to our customers too. >> >> This got me looking at the Customer Portal in some detail. >> >> I noticed that it is being rendered to the web using lots of tables and >> also had some nesting errors associated with that. >> >> Using tables for data that needs to be displayed in a table is fine. >> Using tables for page-layout purposes is really frowned upon in the web >> design community and creates problems for accessibility users. >> >> Seeing as the customer portal is an "outside facing" component of vtiger >> it is important that it should be as adherent to standards and >> best-practice as possible I think. So, I've spent quite a while >> re-working the code. >> >> It is by no means perfect and I'm quite sure there's an opportunity for >> considerable re-factoring to remove quite a bit of duplicate code. >> >> The file here: >> >> http://www.theopenlearningcentre.com/vtigercrm-customerportal-5.1.0-tolc.zip >> >> is our modified customer portal package. It uses a more modern doctype >> (XHTML 1.0 transitional) and is as valid as I can make it for the time >> being. I have replaced most of the tables used purely for layout with >> divs have removed most of the hard-coded styling and migrated this to >> the stylesheets so it is easier to customise to match the host's >> website. I've tested it with IE6, IE8, Firefox 3.0 and Google Chrome. >> The stylesheets are also separated to make the styling elements easier >> to identify. >> >> I'm happy to continue to improve this part of vtiger on behalf of my >> company but would really appreciate some feedback on my efforts so far. >> We will be using this version on our website shortly. > > > _______________________________________________ > Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com > _______________________________________________ Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com |
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Re: Customer Portal Update
by Prasad-14
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Separation of presentation and logic could take more effort due to which we had to defer it in the last release.
What about opening a project on the forge? This is a good option. @Alan: Thanks for the heads-up start. Good luck. Regards, Prasad vtiger Team On 9/24/09, Carlo Beschi <carloz@...> wrote: Hi Alan, _______________________________________________ Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com |
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Re: Customer Portal Update
by carlo beschi
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Hi Prasad,
Prasad ha scritto: > Separation of presentation and logic could take more effort due to which > we had to defer it in the last release. I understand this and I sincerely hope that my words did not sound unrespectful, to you and the guys of the core team. I guess I'm full aware of the work you are doing and all of us are 100% satisfied with 5.1, which is a great release. It would be wonderful to have logics/presentation separation implemented in 6.0 (in the whole vtiger, not only in the CP) :-) I strongly believe vtiger CRM can still evolve and grow a lot, and community contributions can help a lot. So, as per this CP project, I see it just wonderful to have on the forge, developed, tested, used, as for 5.x releases. And, if it works fine, if you guys like it, who knows, integrated into the core in the future. Ciao Carlo > > What about opening a project on the forge? > > > This is a good option. > > @Alan: Thanks for the heads-up start. > > Good luck. > > Regards, > Prasad > vtiger Team > > > On 9/24/09, *Carlo Beschi* <carloz@... > <mailto:carloz@...>> wrote: > > Hi Alan, > > here comes one more positive feedback ;-) > > I'll test your version in a few days and possibly provide some more > detailed info, anyway the choice of getting rid of the nested tables > ;.-) and move towards a clearer separation of the presentation layer is > ... the choice :-) > > I did the same, on a smaller scale, on our internal version of 5.0.4, > for the Login screen (I had to rewrite it, so it simply came more handy > to use css and divs instead of tables). > > I can allocate some of my time, and of one of my mates at our company, > in the next weeks, to test the code and help you out. > > What about opening a project on the forge? > > Carlo > > > Alan Lord (News) ha scritto: > > > On 24/09/09 08:21, Steven Sher wrote: > >> I also had to try customise our customer portal to better suit > our company, and found it rather complicated to get what we wanted, > so thanks for all your work, I am sure it's going to save a lot of > other people time/energy. > > > > Thanks Steve, > > > > I hope my OP wasn't misleading though, perhaps I could have been > a bit > > clearer. > > > > I'd really like feedback on what I've done so far. This isn't, what I > > consider, finished. There are some areas where the code can be > cleaned > > up and still some bugs which cause it to fail W3C validation tests > > (mainly from some of the Javascript I think). > > > > What I am really interested to see is if this rework is actually a > > worthwhile activity and I am on the right track; although the 3 > comments > > so far seem to confirm the need for a clean up certainly. > > > > Although I haven't really touched much of the actual logic in the > code, > > the package is *not* endorsed by me for production use in it's > current > > state. > > > > Cheers > > > > Alan > > > > -- > > The Open Learning Centre > > Web: www.theopenlearningcentre.com > <http://www.theopenlearningcentre.com> > > > > > >> -----Original Message----- > >> From: vtigercrm-developers-bounces@... > <mailto:vtigercrm-developers-bounces@...> > [mailto:vtigercrm-developers-bounces@... > <mailto:vtigercrm-developers-bounces@...>] On Behalf > Of Alan Lord (News) > >> Sent: 23 September 2009 06:36 PM > >> To: vtigercrm-developers@... > <mailto:vtigercrm-developers@...> > >> Subject: [Vtigercrm-developers] Customer Portal Update > >> > >> Hi all, > >> > >> We've been using vtiger for sometime ourselves and have recently > started > >> promoting it to our customers too. > >> > >> This got me looking at the Customer Portal in some detail. > >> > >> I noticed that it is being rendered to the web using lots of > tables and > >> also had some nesting errors associated with that. > >> > >> Using tables for data that needs to be displayed in a table is fine. > >> Using tables for page-layout purposes is really frowned upon in > the web > >> design community and creates problems for accessibility users. > >> > >> Seeing as the customer portal is an "outside facing" component > of vtiger > >> it is important that it should be as adherent to standards and > >> best-practice as possible I think. So, I've spent quite a while > >> re-working the code. > >> > >> It is by no means perfect and I'm quite sure there's an > opportunity for > >> considerable re-factoring to remove quite a bit of duplicate code. > >> > >> The file here: > >> > >> > http://www.theopenlearningcentre.com/vtigercrm-customerportal-5.1.0-tolc.zip > >> > >> is our modified customer portal package. It uses a more modern > doctype > >> (XHTML 1.0 transitional) and is as valid as I can make it for > the time > >> being. I have replaced most of the tables used purely for layout > with > >> divs have removed most of the hard-coded styling and migrated > this to > >> the stylesheets so it is easier to customise to match the host's > >> website. I've tested it with IE6, IE8, Firefox 3.0 and Google > Chrome. > >> The stylesheets are also separated to make the styling elements > easier > >> to identify. > >> > >> I'm happy to continue to improve this part of vtiger on behalf of my > >> company but would really appreciate some feedback on my efforts > so far. > >> We will be using this version on our website shortly. > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > > Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com > > > > _______________________________________________ > Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > _______________________________________________ > Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com _______________________________________________ Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com |
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Re: Customer Portal Update
by Prasad-14
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Hi Carlo,
Don't feel sorry we always take comments / feedback in the right spirit :) We are very happy to see the discussion about improving the customer portal and sharing hands to make it better. Our team is really happy in collobrative development. UI certainly needs a uplift, which could be first task you can help us with. Plans of re-designing the Customer Portal plugin is definitely on the roadmap. Regards, Prasad vtiger Team On 9/24/09, Carlo Beschi <carloz@...> wrote: > Hi Prasad, > > Prasad ha scritto: >> Separation of presentation and logic could take more effort due to which >> we had to defer it in the last release. > > I understand this and I sincerely hope that my words did not sound > unrespectful, to you and the guys of the core team. > > I guess I'm full aware of the work you are doing and all of us are 100% > satisfied with 5.1, which is a great release. > > It would be wonderful to have logics/presentation separation implemented > in 6.0 (in the whole vtiger, not only in the CP) :-) > > I strongly believe vtiger CRM can still evolve and grow a lot, and > community contributions can help a lot. > > So, as per this CP project, I see it just wonderful to have on the > forge, developed, tested, used, as for 5.x releases. > And, if it works fine, if you guys like it, who knows, integrated into > the core in the future. > > Ciao > Carlo > > >> >> What about opening a project on the forge? >> >> >> This is a good option. >> >> @Alan: Thanks for the heads-up start. >> >> Good luck. >> >> Regards, >> Prasad >> vtiger Team >> >> >> On 9/24/09, *Carlo Beschi* <carloz@... >> <mailto:carloz@...>> wrote: >> >> Hi Alan, >> >> here comes one more positive feedback ;-) >> >> I'll test your version in a few days and possibly provide some more >> detailed info, anyway the choice of getting rid of the nested tables >> ;.-) and move towards a clearer separation of the presentation layer >> is >> ... the choice :-) >> >> I did the same, on a smaller scale, on our internal version of 5.0.4, >> for the Login screen (I had to rewrite it, so it simply came more >> handy >> to use css and divs instead of tables). >> >> I can allocate some of my time, and of one of my mates at our company, >> in the next weeks, to test the code and help you out. >> >> What about opening a project on the forge? >> >> Carlo >> >> >> Alan Lord (News) ha scritto: >> >> > On 24/09/09 08:21, Steven Sher wrote: >> >> I also had to try customise our customer portal to better suit >> our company, and found it rather complicated to get what we wanted, >> so thanks for all your work, I am sure it's going to save a lot of >> other people time/energy. >> > >> > Thanks Steve, >> > >> > I hope my OP wasn't misleading though, perhaps I could have been >> a bit >> > clearer. >> > >> > I'd really like feedback on what I've done so far. This isn't, what >> I >> > consider, finished. There are some areas where the code can be >> cleaned >> > up and still some bugs which cause it to fail W3C validation tests >> > (mainly from some of the Javascript I think). >> > >> > What I am really interested to see is if this rework is actually a >> > worthwhile activity and I am on the right track; although the 3 >> comments >> > so far seem to confirm the need for a clean up certainly. >> > >> > Although I haven't really touched much of the actual logic in the >> code, >> > the package is *not* endorsed by me for production use in it's >> current >> > state. >> > >> > Cheers >> > >> > Alan >> > >> > -- >> > The Open Learning Centre >> > Web: www.theopenlearningcentre.com >> <http://www.theopenlearningcentre.com> >> > >> > >> >> -----Original Message----- >> >> From: vtigercrm-developers-bounces@... >> <mailto:vtigercrm-developers-bounces@...> >> [mailto:vtigercrm-developers-bounces@... >> <mailto:vtigercrm-developers-bounces@...>] On Behalf >> Of Alan Lord (News) >> >> Sent: 23 September 2009 06:36 PM >> >> To: vtigercrm-developers@... >> <mailto:vtigercrm-developers@...> >> >> Subject: [Vtigercrm-developers] Customer Portal Update >> >> >> >> Hi all, >> >> >> >> We've been using vtiger for sometime ourselves and have recently >> started >> >> promoting it to our customers too. >> >> >> >> This got me looking at the Customer Portal in some detail. >> >> >> >> I noticed that it is being rendered to the web using lots of >> tables and >> >> also had some nesting errors associated with that. >> >> >> >> Using tables for data that needs to be displayed in a table is >> fine. >> >> Using tables for page-layout purposes is really frowned upon in >> the web >> >> design community and creates problems for accessibility users. >> >> >> >> Seeing as the customer portal is an "outside facing" component >> of vtiger >> >> it is important that it should be as adherent to standards and >> >> best-practice as possible I think. So, I've spent quite a while >> >> re-working the code. >> >> >> >> It is by no means perfect and I'm quite sure there's an >> opportunity for >> >> considerable re-factoring to remove quite a bit of duplicate code. >> >> >> >> The file here: >> >> >> >> >> >> http://www.theopenlearningcentre.com/vtigercrm-customerportal-5.1.0-tolc.zip >> >> >> >> is our modified customer portal package. It uses a more modern >> doctype >> >> (XHTML 1.0 transitional) and is as valid as I can make it for >> the time >> >> being. I have replaced most of the tables used purely for layout >> with >> >> divs have removed most of the hard-coded styling and migrated >> this to >> >> the stylesheets so it is easier to customise to match the host's >> >> website. I've tested it with IE6, IE8, Firefox 3.0 and Google >> Chrome. >> >> The stylesheets are also separated to make the styling elements >> easier >> >> to identify. >> >> >> >> I'm happy to continue to improve this part of vtiger on behalf of >> my >> >> company but would really appreciate some feedback on my efforts >> so far. >> >> We will be using this version on our website shortly. >> > >> > >> > _______________________________________________ >> > Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com >> > >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com > > _______________________________________________ > Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com > Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com |
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Re: Customer Portal Update
by Alan Lord (News)
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On 24/09/09 10:51, Prasad wrote:
> Separation of presentation and logic could take more effort due to which > we had to defer it in the last release. > > What about opening a project on the forge? Carlo, thanks for the suggestion, I have submitted a project on the forge and await approval. > This is a good option. > > @Alan: Thanks for the heads-up start. > > Good luck. Thanks Prasad, the submitted project request is for "Customer Portal Next Generation". Once approved I can import what I've done so far and then others can get involved too. Cheers Alan -- Alan Lord The Open Learning Centre Web: www.theopenlearningcentre.com _______________________________________________ Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com |
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Re: Customer Portal Update
by Prasad-14
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Hi Alan,
Project was approved on forge, I would like to add a wishlist item:
Regards, Prasad vtiger Team On 9/25/09, Alan Lord (News) <alanslists@...> wrote: On 24/09/09 10:51, Prasad wrote: _______________________________________________ Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com |
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Re: Customer Portal Update
by Alan Lord (News)
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On 25/09/09 20:55, Prasad wrote:
> Hi Alan, > > Project was approved on forge, I would like to add a wishlist item: > > * Re-using vtiger CRM theme styling would make give customer portal > consistent up-lift. > > Good luck. Hi Prasad, Thanks, I will add your request. That makes sense to style it by default like the main UI. A good request as long as it break one of my objectives which is to make it easier to customise by the user/web developer. On a similar note, can I get a copy of what I wrote on the original project submission document please? I had about 3 or 4 bullets of the main tasks but I can't find them anywhere. They didn't appear to be carried over to the active project. Thanks Alan _______________________________________________ Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com |
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Re: Customer Portal Update
by Alan Lord (News)
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On 25/09/09 20:55, Prasad wrote:
> Hi Alan, > > Project was approved on forge, I would like to add a wishlist item: > > * Re-using vtiger CRM theme styling would make give customer portal > consistent up-lift. > > Good luck. Hi Prasad, Thanks, I will add your request. That makes sense to style it by default like the main UI. A good request as long as it break one of my objectives which is to make it easier to customise by the user/web developer. On a similar note, can I get a copy of what I wrote on the original project submission document please? I had about 3 or 4 bullets of the main tasks but I can't find them anywhere. They didn't appear to be carried over to the active project. Thanks Alan _______________________________________________ Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com |
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Re: Customer Portal Update
by Prasad-14
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Hi Alan,
On a similar note, can I get a copy of what I wrote on the original project submission document please? I had about 3 or 4 bullets of the main tasks but I can't find them anywhere. They didn't appear to be carried over to the active project. I'm sorry could not catch you point, if you are looking for earlier posting of developer list its archived at http://lists.vtigercrm.com/pipermail/vtigercrm-developers/ Regards, Prasad vtiger Team On 9/27/09, Alan Lord (News) <alanslists@...> wrote: On 25/09/09 20:55, Prasad wrote: _______________________________________________ Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com |
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Re: Customer Portal Update
by Alan Lord (News)
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On 27/09/09 03:14, Prasad wrote:
> Hi Alan, > > On a similar note, can I get a copy of what I wrote on the original > project submission document please? I had about 3 or 4 bullets of > the main tasks but I can't find them anywhere. They didn't appear to > be carried over to the active project. > > > I'm sorry could not catch you point, if you are looking for earlier > posting of developer list its archived at > http://lists.vtigercrm.com/pipermail/vtigercrm-developers/ No I meant when I filled out the "start a new project" on the forge, there was a textarea that I wrote a more detailed synopsis of the project's aims. I can't remember what I wrote and it is not displayed in the new project now it has been approved. "2. Project Purpose And Summarization Please provide detailed, accurate description of your project and what vtiger.com resources and in which way you plan to use. This description will be the basis for the approval or rejection of your project's hosting on vtiger.com, and later, to ensure that you are using the services in the intended way. This description will not be used as a public description of your project. It must be written in English." I'm after a copy of the contents of this ^-^ Cheers Alan _______________________________________________ Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com |
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Re: Customer Portal Update
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Hi Alan,
Thanks for the clarification. I have updated objective submitted as part of the news on the project. Hope that helps. Refer: http://forge.vtiger.com/forum/forum.php?forum_id=782 Regards, Prasad vtiger Team On 9/27/09, Alan Lord (News) <alanslists@...> wrote: On 27/09/09 03:14, Prasad wrote: _______________________________________________ Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com |
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Re: Customer Portal Update
by Alan Lord (News)
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On 27/09/09 15:47, Prasad wrote:
> Hi Alan, > > Thanks for the clarification. I have updated objective submitted as part > of the news on the project. Thanks Prasad, that was what I was looking for! Alan _______________________________________________ Reach hundreds of potential candidates - http://jobs.vtiger.com |
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