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Separate feedback pages are often used in Moodle to provide feedback to the user about successful filling of a form, such as a submission of configuration page or posting to a forum thread. | |||
Feedback pages include a link to the following page (determined by the developer), and also redirect the user to that page after a specified time. | |||
== Examples and implementation == | == Examples and implementation == |
Revision as of 12:41, 10 August 2009
Moodle User Interface Guidelines > Feedback page
Note: This page is a work-in-progress. Feedback and suggested improvements are welcome. Please join the discussion on moodle.org or use the page comments.
Status: INCOMPLETE
This is a guideline for a Moodle Interface Guideline. Comments: developer forum thread
Problem
You need to give the user Feedback after they have filled a Form.
Context
Forces: factors that affect selection
- In order to not break the browser's back button, the page that a form is POSTed to needs to redirect to another page
- A separate feedback page slows users down
Solution
Separate feedback pages are often used in Moodle to provide feedback to the user about successful filling of a form, such as a submission of configuration page or posting to a forum thread.
Feedback pages include a link to the following page (determined by the developer), and also redirect the user to that page after a specified time.
Examples and implementation
Related guidelines
Related issues in the tracker
- TODO: Make somehow visually distinct the user-made content that the feedback page shows, so that it does not seem like a part of the feedback page itself.