Replying to this mail, but actually took the code from the later one.
On Tue, 2012-10-30 at 15:29 +0100, Alexander Marx wrote:
Michael: I know the layout of the Roadwarrior side is not good. But when putting "redirect gateway" and "net to route" beneath each other, it looks quite not good. Maybe you have a suggestion for me ;-)
The layout of the "add net" page is a but better. Things that are to fix though are: Labels of input are on the left and not above. Again, there are spelling errors and there is no such word as "ip pool". It's actually "IP address pool". When editing a subnet, the submit button is suddenly on the left. Hitting it causes a "net already exists" error.
These things are fixed now.
The roadwarrior client page looks much better now, although there are still spelling mistakes in the English version. The alignment of the data in the table differs from column to column.
Well all columns except the subnet dropdownfield are aligned left. I adapted the dropdownfield to align left also.
See my last mail about the "net to route" box.
Here we get into trouble. I am actually trying to fix this but come over an issue: Sure it is possible to enter more than one route (although i am not sure about the sense). But this is only usable for CCD Clients! We are not able to use this textbox for dynamic addressed hosts, because the openvpn site says that these features are only for ccd clients. Please correct me if i am wrong. But after reading a few pages i came to the end that if you want to push routes to dynamic addressed clients, the route options have to be in the server.conf. That leads to the problem, that all dynamic clients get the same routes which is not useful.
here i am stuck and can not go on. If i use a textbox, people are able to enter routes in the box even though they checked "dynamic addresspool from ovpn server". This is because of the fact that i do NOT know, which option is checked at the time the page opens.
I need assistance at this point.
I would put those options in a grid layout as it has been done on the "advanced options" page. Headlines indicate what kind of options you can expect there.
Michael
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Another thing i came across is that you pointed out all submitbuttons have to be on the right. Here i have another question:
Why is the button "add" on the mainpage (for adding new clients) on the left under the table with all vpn-connections?? And why is the "save" and "cancel" button on the site where you can add a new connection centerd under the certificate part?
Should i adapt them?
Alex