On 28/03/11 23:26, Amir E. Aharoni wrote:
In MediaWiki there are two preferences: "Disable
AJAX suggestions" and
"Enable enhanced search suggestions (Vector skin only)".
They are problematic for several reasons:
1. Most average users don't know what AJAX is. It should be just
called "search suggestions".
2. The first option says "Disable", but the second one says
"Enable".
It's confusing - both should say "Enable". "Disable AJAX
suggestions"
should become "Enable search suggestions", and the value of the
checkbox must be reversed for all users.
3. Better yet, the two options should be merged into one. "Disable
AJAX suggestions" doesn't seem to do anything useful in Vector, no
matter whether it's checked or not, and "Enable enhanced search
suggestions (Vector skin only)", as its name implies is relevant only
for Vector. Separating them may have been useful in the early days of
Vector, but now that a year after the rollout Vector is rather stable,
this doesn't seem to be useful any more.
Can you please open bug reports in
http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/ ?
It is the best place to send suggestion or issues since developers will
be able to track them.
:)
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Ashar Voultoiz