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IMIS 15 Public view

Posted November 29th, 2007 by beni_angel
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We are currently using the iMIS 15 public website and are experiencing bad performance. Upon viewing the source it was noticed that the system calls +/- 31 stylesheets on each page.

We have updated the styles and themes as much as possible so that the site looks in line with the Clients CI but because of all these stylesheet calls the site is extremely slow and unresponsive at times.

We have done some .Net integration into the iMIS database and these pages are almost instantanious...

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Another Control for consistent HTML generation

Posted October 26th, 2007 by Elliott OHara
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Always a stickler for UI patterns and consistency, I’ve found another pattern that seems to be repeating a lot…

An object that has a title, a description and optionally a Thumbnail Image and (optionally again) a HighRes image.

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iMIS15 themes

Posted October 21st, 2007 by lpapageorgiou
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I am trying to create my own theme for the iMIS15 public view. All I did was copy the "C:\Program Files\ASI\iMIS15\iMIS_public\App_Themes\iMIS" folder and paste it into a new folder called "C:\Program Files\ASI\iMIS15\iMIS_public\App_Themes\CEDA". This way I could modify the style sheets as required, without affecting the iMIS theme.
I then went into the IIS iMISPublic virtual directory properties and went into the ASP.NET tab and clicked on "Edit Configuration". In the General tab, I modified the PublicSiteTheme to be "CEDA". In the Application tab I modified the "Page Theme Default" to also be "CEDA".

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Links

Posted July 17th, 2007 by Jim Sneeringer
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Problem Summary: Need a hyperlink
Pattern Key: LINK
Example:

Use When: The customer needs to be able to go to a different page.
Solution:
  1. Links are underlined.  Underlining is not used except for links.
    Rationale:  Customers can identify links.
  2. The name of a link is the essentially same as the title of the page it goes to.  It is acceptable if one is plural and the other singular, if there is a difference in tense, case, articles, or the like, as long as the customer perceives that he got to the right place.
    Rationale:  Customers are confident that they are being taken to the correct page; terminology is consistent.

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