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Easier Bulletin Preview
I'm in the process of converting close to 200 mostly jpg uploaded bulletins to an XML file and may be missing the obvious here, but is there an easier way to go through the list of active bulletins?
As in, when I'm in the active bulletins tab, and click the spyglass preview icon, the lightbox /thickbox like interface that opens gives me the option to "See Bulletin Full" size or "Close". Some << Back and Forward >> arrows would be nice here.
Alternately, if I'm looking in the slideshow view, the option to go forward or back would rock too, or at the least advance the slideshow by mouseclick.
I'd just be greedy for wanting those same options for the backgrounds and templates too... but it'd be nice. The thumbnails are okay, but as I currently understand the system, you have to get fairly deep into making a new bulletin and choosing a template/background from a list before you get to a larger sized preview.
As in, when I'm in the active bulletins tab, and click the spyglass preview icon, the lightbox /thickbox like interface that opens gives me the option to "See Bulletin Full" size or "Close". Some << Back and Forward >> arrows would be nice here.
Alternately, if I'm looking in the slideshow view, the option to go forward or back would rock too, or at the least advance the slideshow by mouseclick.
I'd just be greedy for wanting those same options for the backgrounds and templates too... but it'd be nice. The thumbnails are okay, but as I currently understand the system, you have to get fairly deep into making a new bulletin and choosing a template/background from a list before you get to a larger sized preview.
I’m happy for the diversion from transcribing
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Inappropriate?I think this is a cool idea! I'll make sure our product folks see it. :-)
Thanks, DJ
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This is one of the best points
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No, thank you! I was looking at the RSS feed for some other stations bulletins and, as I expected, 200 is so beyond the norm. Any kind of preview help would be useful, even for just checking the cycle for freshness/typos etc.
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