At the moment we have a nice administration page for Hea, but also have system preferences where you can set those values up for a single library. We should: - Add a note above the preferences to tell people about the administration page - Add an example for UsageStatsGeolocation to make the way to use it more clear.
The geolocation is looking for longitude and latitude. A nice recognisable example might be: Longitude of Eiffel Tower: 2.294481 Latitude of Eiffel Tower: 48.858370
Created attachment 84114 [details] [review] Bug 20106: Hea - Added notes to sysprefs (administration page, example for geolocation) Test plan: 1) Go to system preferences and search for UsageStats. 2) Confirm that the system preferences all have a note with a link directing user to a page to update their usage statistics 3) In system preferences for UsageStats, notice that the description of sys pref 'UsageStatsGeolocation' provides an example with the Eiffel Tower's geolocation.
Hi Jasmine. I feel like I'm being a bit picky here, but the QA team would probably pick these things up! If you could make these changes, I will sign it off: - Put a space between NOTE: and the start of the sentence, for example NOTE: Whatever the note is. This makes it consistent with the other notes. - Add a full stop at the end of the note sentence, for example NOTE: Whatever the note is. This also makes it consistent with the other notes. - The note is missing for the UsageStatsLibraryName preference. - Change the text for the note and link from 'Usage statistics can also be configured here' to something like 'Configure all the usage statistics settings.'. (When writing for the web I usually try and avoid writing the equivalent of 'click here', and generally try to make link text name meaningful. It is also a web accessibility thing as well. The QA team/translation team might have some thoughts on what is better from a translation perspective.) Thanks! This is a really nice improvement. David
> (When writing for the web I usually try and avoid writing the equivalent of > 'click here', and generally try to make link text name meaningful. It is > also a web accessibility thing as well. The QA team/translation team might > have some thoughts on what is better from a translation perspective.) <3 I thought, I was the only one :)
This appears to have been fixed with bug 24682, as we now have nice notes on the prefs: NOTE: You must use the dedicated admin configuration page to edit this preference. Also the fields are locked, so you can't change them from the system preference editor. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 24682 ***