| | 13 | - Work done in one block - and with that in one object type (e.g. a View) - that implies changes to another object - possibly of another object type (e.g. a Table) - directs the user directly to its own, separate block (e.g. by opening it and/or scrolling down to it). [[br]] This ensures that the users know what they are doing (if one for example wanted to change data inside a View, the actual changes would have to be done to the Table since the View only assembles data from different Tables; hence it would make sense to open a new block for the affected Table underneath the View-block, and directly jump to the line and column to be changed, then let the user make the changes there, and on confirmation of the changes show what happened to the View) |
