Feedback on webslides (several bugs) - 14 views

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  #1 Energy Net on 24 Nov 07

   

  I've been working on webslides now for a monthish and have a few bugs or suggestions to report.
  
  Bugs:
  
  1. When a webslide gets more than 50 or so links, of which a good percentage of them include highlighted images the slideshow starts to act up, in many cases a good number of the highlighted images no longer work.
  
  2. Again, when the slideshow goes above 45-50, moving links-urls's around within the slideshow will fail to move. The bigger the slideshow the worse this situation becomes.
  
  3. On the opening page the author line is too small and is barely visible, also if you click on it the link doesn't work.
  
  
  Suggestions:
  
  How about some kind of segment divider, something like the opening page
  
  You might want some kind of monitoring device *size of the page" to show how fast a url will come up.
  
  Add an editable 1/2 inch frame below the main page that allows us to put a text description for each url
  
  Is it possible to scroll down a page?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I've been working on webslides now for a monthish and have a few bugs or suggestions to report. <br /> <br /> Bugs: <br /> <br /> 1. When a webslide gets more than 50 or so links, of which a good percentage of them include highlighted images the slideshow starts to act up, in many cases a good number of the highlighted images no longer work. <br /> <br /> 2. Again, when the slideshow goes above 45-50, moving links-urls's around within the slideshow will fail to move. The bigger the slideshow the worse this situation becomes. <br /> <br /> 3. On the opening page the author line is too small and is barely visible, also if you click on it the link doesn't work. <br /> <br /> <br /> Suggestions: <br /> <br /> How about some kind of segment divider, something like the opening page <br /> <br /> You might want some kind of monitoring device *size of the page" to show how fast a url will come up. <br /> <br /> Add an editable 1/2 inch frame below the main page that allows us to put a text description for each url <br /> <br /> Is it possible to scroll down a page?</div>

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  #2 Maggie Tsai on 25 Nov 07

   

  Thanks for the detailed feedback.
  
  Sometimes you see page(s) stuck - most often it's due to their pages (we don't have full control of other pages - their layout, script, and server, etc...)
  
  If you notice any issues, please send us the URLs to examine. For example, you can help us by advising the URL of the webslides you've created,and let us know specific page # that you're having problem with (feel free to email to us privately at info at diigo dot com)
  
  Thanks for the other suggestions - will discuss with our team.
  
  Last one - yes, each page should be just a regular webpage. You can stop it from playing (hit the green > to turn it off (it's an on/off button), and then you can jump to any specific page & can scroll down the page as you'd normally.
  
  
  

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Thanks for the detailed feedback. <br /> <br /> Sometimes you see page(s) stuck - most often it's due to their pages (we don't have full control of other pages - their layout, script, and server, etc...) <br /> <br /> If you notice any issues, please send us the URLs to examine. For example, you can help us by advising the URL of the webslides you've created,and let us know specific page # that you're having problem with (feel free to email to us privately at info at diigo dot com) <br /> <br /> Thanks for the other suggestions - will discuss with our team. <br /> <br /> Last one - yes, each page should be just a regular webpage. You can stop it from playing (hit the green > to turn it off (it's an on/off button), and then you can jump to any specific page & can scroll down the page as you'd normally. <br /> <br /> <br /> </div>

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