FFGames: over 4 years ago
When you update a file on the dashboard of your player server. Stay at the file editor instead of going back to the list of files in the directory.
FFGames: over 4 years ago
To describe this a little bit more:
When you edit a let's say a Skript file and you have to upload mulitple times this Skript file content to the same file, every time you do this you got redirected back to the directory of where this file is placed. So what I suggest is that, when you edit a file and put the new content in this file and you press 'save'. You should NOT get redirect back to the directory of the file, but instead you just stay on the file editor page of this saved file.
Jeroeno_Boy: over 4 years ago
Well this wouldn’t be possible with the current way the panel works. It uses a bit outdated technology.
the panel is just returns a static html file, it can’t update the scripts list, due to this it must refresh to get an updated list.
Also, the HTML Forms standardly “redirect†although this can be easily fixed.
I think in order to implement this they would need to redo the entire file system. And maybe the entire panel, and this might be a little bit too much work
FFGames: over 4 years ago
It can be that easy, I think know the website is almost completly build with PHP i guess. So you can keep the PHP processes and use Laravel with VueJS combined by using Axios as an API to get and post requests between VueJS and PHP
Supercrafter100: over 4 years ago
The issue is that the panel is probably not the main priority of the devs. It works the way its made right now and I don't think they are motivated enough to redo the entire website.
Jeroeno_Boy: over 4 years ago
Its easy to say: “do thisâ€
But the execution is usually a lot harder
Partydragen: over 4 years ago
It should be easy to but its also about effectivity and abuse and if this is something we really want all panels normaly always return back
FFGames: over 4 years ago
It would take some time I know, but when you finished it (If you want to) you'll get an amazing user experience.
FFGames: over 4 years ago
It's just a suggestion. But no it's not the same. I am a software developer and with a Single Page Application that means that you don't have to refresh the page for posting and receiving data. It will give you a much faster user experience.
Jeroeno_Boy: over 4 years ago
Don’t worry im making a react dashboard I know what it all means but it’s not worth it for just a bit of extra speed
Partydragen: over 3 years ago
There is now a option to select to stay on the page
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