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4/24/2007 12:04 AM
 

I have been doing a lot of authoring using the help module on an intranet I am building.  First off, let me say that I am new ot DNN and am very impressed with the project.  It was very easy for me to get started.  Now I can't stop!

There are some things that I think would make the help module more useful:

1. In categories and tutorial modules - in manage or edit mode - provide a link to sort and then provide sort options like alphabetical and such.  When building a large collection of tutorials in one category this would make it easy to sort then instead of doing it by hand.  The same goes for a collection of sibling categories under a parent category - be able to quickly sort then by name.

2. In the FCK editor provide a way to select an existing tutorial to link to when building a link.  Currently I am maintaining a notepad text file will essentially a bunch of links in it to use for reference.

3. Show the date created and last updated in the title section somewhere. This shows someone how stale the content is/is not.  This is probably a good one to be able to turn on and off in the settings.

4. I already saw that some other folks have suggested being able to track how many times a person clicked on and read a tutorial.  A logical extension of this is to provide the "was this helpful" stuff at the bottom like a lot of tech support sites have.  This is probably a good one to be able to turn on and off in the settings.

If I knew how to program, I would help do this work on your project.  Hopefully you will find them usefull to add to your roadmap.

Thanks
James

 
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4/24/2007 12:17 AM
 

Please enter these enhancement suggestion into our issue / enhancement database locate here.

 
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4/24/2007 12:14 PM
 

Thanks for the post.  I have found by looking in the Gemini tool that my #1 is HLP-3228 and my #2 is HLP-3222.  Well, at least they are close.  What is the protocol to add more detail to an existing item number?  Especially if they are in check-in/complete status.  I will add the others in as new ones.

Thanks.

 

 
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4/28/2007 3:38 AM
 

If they are checked-in/completed that means the fix / enhancement has been added to code and the issues is considered closed.  If your related issues add enough to the original you can just add a new enhancement.  Might also make sure in your comment you state that this is related to the previously implemente issue / enhancement.

 
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5/10/2007 2:31 AM
 

Hi there,

You may not be able to program but we are looking for someone to help us do the testing of new releases, would you be interested in helping out?

New version should be code complete this weekend and will need testing.


Philip Beadle - Employee
 
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