Re: Confirming Item Removal with Bindings
Re: Confirming Item Removal with Bindings
- Subject: Re: Confirming Item Removal with Bindings
- From: Evan DiBiase <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 14 Apr 2005 11:24:20 -0400
Thanks to everyone for their responses—I think I have quite a good
handle on how this works, now. I'm new to bindings, and I'll have to
stop thinking of the built-in controllers as black boxes!
So, that said,
On Apr 14, 2005, at 9:50 AM, Sean McBride wrote:
On a UI note, sheets asking the user to confirm what the user *already
told the computer to do* can often be annoying. It is often better to
just delete the thing, then let the user undo. Of course, it all
depends
on your exact situation.
That's a really good point. My application isn't doing anything that
can't be undone really easily. I was modeling the behavior after
Address Book, which is similar in some ways UI-wise to the window I'm
dealing with, but didn't stop to think that I find its always asking me
if I want to delete a card really obnoxious. In short, it sounds like
the right thing to do in my case is definitely to *not* run an alert
sheet.
Thanks again,
Evan
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