Bug 1021313

Summary:	Add gadget notifications
Product:	[JBoss] JBoss Fuse Service Works 6	Reporter:	Catherine Robson <crobson>
Component:	RT Governance	Assignee:	Eric Wittmann <eric.wittmann>
Status:	CLOSED CURRENTRELEASE	QA Contact:	Andrej Vano <avano>
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Version:	6.0.0 GA	CC:	ldimaggi, soa-p-jira
Target Milestone:	ER7
Target Release:	6.0.0
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Description Catherine Robson 2013-10-21 03:39:30 UTC

Description of problem:
When adding a gadget to the dashboard, it is not always easy to tell the action is successfully occurring and the user can get lost in how many gadgets actually have been added to the dashboard.

Suggested solution:
Have a "Widget successfully added" verification message appear near or next to the "add to dashboard" button in the gadget store listings.

Ideally, have a count of how many instances of this widget exist on the currently selected dashboard at this moment so the user can track how many they are adding.

Comment 2 Eric Wittmann 2013-10-23 14:29:42 UTC

Ideally I would have implemented the gadget count UI as suggested.  However that would actually require a major change to how the gadget server works.

So instead it now just does an "alert" to let the user know that a gadget was added.

Additionally, I updated a bunch of CSS to make the gadget store look a little nicer and make it more obvious what the user can do vs. what is just informational.

Also, when the user clicks the "Add To Page" button, it will now disable that button and change the label to "Adding...".  When the gadget is added (which is done asynchronously) the user gets the alert and the button goes back to normal.

Comment 3 Eric Wittmann 2013-10-23 14:30:47 UTC

Note: the greying out of the button might not be obvious - the button will only be in that state during the period of time it takes the gadget server to add the gadget to the UI.  This involves making a REST call to the server and getting a response.  So the response time (and thus the amount of time the button will be greyed out) is dependent on server speed and load.

Comment 4 Andrej Vano 2013-12-13 08:16:09 UTC

Verified on ER7-2