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Table of contents
- 1. Introduction
- 1.1. Purpose
- 1.2. Intended Audience
- 1.3. Additional information
- 1.4. References
- 2. Status
- 3. Use Cases
- 4. Functional Specification
- 4.1. Non-goals
- 5. Technical Specification
- 5.1. UI requirements
- 5.2. API requirements
Introduction
Have the ability to move the pages order within the hierarchy so that you aren't restricted on numerical/alphabetical ordering
Purpose
Why does this feature exist? Why does it matter?
Intended Audience
Who will this be useful for? Also, is this a commercial feature? Into which bucket does it fall?
Additional information
Misc notes
Status
Current status of this spec.
Use Cases
Describe the different use cases
Functional Specification
This section should answer: "How does the user interface with this feature? It does not factor in the implementation.
Non-goals
Answer the question: "What does this feature not do?"
Technical Specification
Here the engineering specs are gathered.
UI requirements
API requirements
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aleggett says:
Would be nice to do this via a GUI which presents a list of the sub-pages in the present sort order (default is alphabetical). User selects page(s) to move by clicking on them, then clicks 'Up' or 'Down' buttons to arrange where the page appears within the list of pages (GUI re-draws the sort order as the buttons are clicked), and then clicks 'Ok' to re-sort the pages. Perhaps could also have 'Cancel' (don't do anything) and 'Reset' (put back to the sort order that we had before I started messing around with it) buttons?
Posted 03:16, 16 Jun 2010
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