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Add a SIGN-AND-SAVE button
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Description

When editing a page ..

.. with a discussion, wiki users often click the signature button above and in
sequence the save button below.

Their is a risk of R.S.I., and I would like to propose to have a fourth button
"Sign & Save"

SAVE SIGN&SAVE PREVIEW CANCEL

Clicking onto SIGN&SAVE would then insert the --~~~~ at the current cursor
position and then save that page.

I would like to have this additional function.


Version: unspecified
Severity: enhancement

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bz3199

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bzimport raised the priority of this task from to Lowest.Nov 21 2014, 8:46 PM
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(In reply to comment #0)

When editing a page with a discussion, wiki users often click the signature

button above and in

sequence the save button below.

I would like to propose to have a fourth button "Sign & Save"

Save -- Sign & save -- Preview -- Cancel

Clicking onto SIGN&SAVE would then insert --~~~~ at the current cursor

position and then save that page with it.

Can we have such a fourth button or write an extension ?

zigger wrote:

I assume that the RSI comment was meant as a joke, and that the joke was due to
the dubious or diminutive benefit from this proposed change. I prefer having
editors encouraged to press a preview button after signing, but personally I
would find an extra button for this a waste of space. Maybe someone would like
to provide some javascript for this for those who see the edit-page as
under-instrumented?

(In reply to comment #2)

I assume that the RSI comment was meant as a joke

It was not, seriously.
But as everyone appears to like the CharInsert extension, I was simply
suggesting something similar but with the additional functionality to
immediately save & leave the page (after inserting the signature --~~~~).

lupin.wp wrote:

This could be tricky. If you edit in the middle of a page, how does the server
know where to put the tildes? (Diffs are unreliable in general).