[pmwiki-users] Drafts, moderated wikis, and PITS 00755
Kathryn Andersen
kat_lists at katspace.homelinux.org
Fri Mar 30 17:11:29 CDT 2007
On Fri, Mar 30, 2007 at 03:21:33PM -0500, Patrick R. Michaud wrote:
> The [Save] button saves the page, as normal. The [Save and edit]
> button saves a copy of the page, but also returns the browser
> immediately to the edit form so the author can continue editing.
When working on a -Draft page, what page is "saved" by the
"Save and Edit" button? The -Draft page, or the non-draft page?
Because if "Save and Edit" saves the page to the original location, then
it ought to be "Publish and Edit" (or equivalent).
> All that differs is the labels. The current approach
> I'm considering uses the following labels for editing
> the original page:
>
> - save page to original location [Save]
> - save page as -Draft [Save as draft]
> - save and keep editing [Save and edit]
> - preview [Preview]
> - cancel editing [Cancel]
>
> And when editing a -Draft page:
>
> - save page to original location [Publish]
> - save page as -Draft [Save as draft]
> - save and keep editing [Save and edit]
> - preview [Preview]
> - cancel editing [Cancel]
Publish sounds good to me -- though I think, for consistency's sake,
when Drafts are enabled, the original page's "Save" button should be
called "Publish" as well.
Kathryn Andersen
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