Re: [Phpgroupware-developers] Philipp Kamps

[Alex (LEX) Borges]

I really think its good idea, regardless of how impossible it may be to
put in the blows and whistles to a tree UI.

Groupware suites offer this and have done it for years. Groupware is
supposed to be simple and to give simple ways to access any kind of
information. I like it, it would be a cool thing to have, and, if
philipp is gonna bust his ass doing it, thats even cooler.



El vie, 13 de 06 de 2003 a las 10:32, Brian Johnson escribió:
> >From the web page:
> >In phpGroupware, an object can currently only be assigned to one single 
> >category,
> i.e. an object cannot be present in several folders
> 
> This is not true!  Check addressbook and a few other apps (the new timetrack 
> will
> allow projects to be assigned to multiple categories)
> 
> It sounds as though the folders you are talking about IS the category system, 
> you
> are just writing an app that displays all of the records from every app that 
> uses
> categories and groups them according to those categories.
> 
> Yowser, that's gonna be a pile of work .. good luck
> 
> A quick question .. is there sufficient demand to justify the work to create 
> this
> way to view records?
> 
> 
> 
> Philipp Kamps (address@hidden) wrote:
> >
> >Hi,
> >
> >my name is Philipp Kamps and I started working
> >for probusiness at 16 April. As a software
> >developer I am involved to the phpGroupWare as
> >well. In my studies at a German university I
> >worked a lot with LDAP and web applications.
> >For my diploma thesis I developed a web front-end
> >for LDAP (http://ldapted.sourceforge.net).
> >
> >I hope I can share my skills with the
> >phpGroupWare community and I would be happy to
> >become a part of it.
> >
> >Additionally I want to share an add-on we are
> >developing for the phpGroupWare. The corresponding
> >concept paper can be found at:
> >http://www.probusiness.de/projekte/phpgroupware/folders.html
> >This document describes the use of folders, called
> >"Categories" in phpGroupware, and the feasible
> >customization. The folders are organized and could
> >be represented in a tree structure. In scope is a
> >visualisation of this tree structure. It allows an
> >alternative navigation to the list of applications
> >and a direct administration of the folders.
> >
> >To get an idea of this add-on we uploaded a screen-
> >shot to our web server:
> >http://www.probusiness.de/projekte/phpgroupware/pics/folders.png
> >
> >Best regards,
> >
> >Telefon    05 11 / 6 00 66 - 333
> >Telefax    05 11 / 6 00 66 - 355
> >E-Mail     address@hidden
> >
> >
> >
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