Bug #23794

After #23766: Wrong text "Content Element: disable" - better: "Hide CE"

Added by Chris topher over 2 years ago. Updated over 2 years ago.

Status:New Start date:2010-10-19
Priority:Should have Due date:
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TYPO3 Version:4.5 Complexity:
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Description

The wording is not ideal here:
When the option is clicked, the element can still be edited in the backend. So it is not disabled. What you mean is "Hide Content Element".

The text should be changed accordingly.

(issue imported from #M16068)


Related issues

related to Core - Feature #23766: Implement new layout and labels for tt_content as result ... Closed 2010-10-17
related to Core - Bug #23808: Change wording "Link to top of page" from activate to active Closed 2010-10-20
related to Core - Bug #23814: Label "on-click" for formerly "click-enlarge" does not ma... Closed 2010-10-21

History

Updated by Jo Hasenau over 2 years ago

We discussed that already during the T3UXW09 and decided to do it this way, since this checkbox is not about the backend, but about the frontend.

The element actually is not "hidden" (display:none) but completely removed from the HTML output, thus the naming "disable".

The tab label is about the topic "General visibility", the checkbox group label then asks "Content Element?" and the checkbox label answers "Disable!"

We tried to follow this rule - Topic => Question => Action - for almost any checkbox by using verbs for the actions that are triggered by activated checkboxes.

Updated by Chris topher over 2 years ago

Topic => Question => Action

Sounds good! This should be documented somewhere. Not that the next extension developer breaks this useful logic, because he does not recognize it.

Updated by Jo Hasenau over 2 years ago

Can this one be closed?

Updated by Chris topher over 2 years ago

Can you still make sure that this gets documented somewhere?

Preferably in one of the official core manuals.

=> http://forge.typo3.org/projects/typo3v4-documentation

That would be great!

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