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Re: Extensible Object Embedding (e.g. YouTube): msg#00077bug-tracking.mantis.devel
On Sun, 2007-08-26 at 13:13 -0700, Victor Boctor wrote: > 1. This provides the basis for supporting previewing flash files. In > some companies the tester would record the steps to reproduce using a > software like Wink and then attach and refer to it from the issue. > See the following thread: I don't see how this is any different from just uploading the flash file itself (the raw .swf file as an attachment), or providing a URL to where the same file can be viewed. The key to remember, is that not everyone who uses Mantis (and I count myself among one of the core "starter" users many, many years ago), uses it within the context of "full functionality". This means I may have the ability to view Flash in my Mantis user interface, but I prefer to download those Flash files for playing at a later date with a different player than my browser. > 1. When previewing attachments, have a method that maps file > extensions to embeddable types and if there is a supported embeddable > type, then use it to preview the attachment. This will provide the > flash support. How is this any different from the way the browser intercepts mime types now, and launches the associated client-side application to view them? (or presents the user with a "Unknown file type" message and prompts them for an action (Download, Save As, Open With.., etc.) > 2. Would be nice to also support attaching links to both project > documentation and issues. This way customers can point to resources > available on the Internet, e.g. RFCs, tutorials, trainings, etc. I'm still not clear on how "attaching links" is any different than using a standard URL syntax? Let's go one step further... some of my developers *NEVER* use the web interface, and only use email as a means to intercept their Mantis bugs and workload. How will these "embedded objects" be presented in an email message, in a way that is still useful to them? If the "attaching links" requires the Mantis web interface (via a browser) to function, you just broke that feature for those developers who don't interact with Mantis using a browser. -- David A. Desrosiers desrod-PoZ5/QCWMfb/2OF+hy8yCA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx setuid-Re5JQEeQqe8AvxtiuMwx3w@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://projects.plkr.org/ Skype...: 860-967-3820
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