Re: ok for applying my patches about bugs search forms?
On Wed, 29 Jun 2016, Stéphane Blondon wrote:
> I agree that the first form in https://www.debian.org/Bugs/ ('Find a
> bug by number') should follow the same structure. There is a patch
> attached to this message to do it.
This seems to replace the current single line search with a multi-line
form with multiple <br> and inline style elements. I don't personally
see this as an improvement to the search form; perhaps there's something
I'm missing, though.
[If a multi-line approach is actually what is wanted, that should
probably be implemented using CSS rather than <br> with an appropriate
submit/reset style so that future changes can be limited to the CSS file
rather than individual code changes to the entire website.]
> However, it seems you talk about the second form ('Select bug reports on
> the WWW'). Is it right? What do you wish for this one ? It seems to be
> ok for me.
Yes, that's what I was talking about; didn't realize that wasn't what
you were referring to.
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