... The single search field provides a quick way to narrow down the list displayed. I find it to work amazingly well in most situations, but it leaves a...
... If I were using your app and wanted to find tables with fewer than 10 players, I would probably click on the "Players" column header to sort by that...
... That's what I would do too but... There's the distinction between regular games and tournaments, plus you need to pick the game type. You might also want...
... Do all these criteria apply at once? In that case I'd probably try an interface like Finder's Smart Folders, where you can use a "+" button to add...
... That should, of course, have been "based on the values in each column". I.e. if you have your 3rd row: Jeff's Supercalifragilistic Game 10 players...
... Yes, they do apply at once but it makes no sense to save it for later (+ button) as the criteria are used for a few seconds to pick a game and then...
Hi All, We are a Leading Resource Consultant catering to various MNCs in India and Abroad. We are looking for Our PCMM Level 5 Client in Bangalore/Chennai ...
Hi, We have immediate requirements for GUI Devloper. Primary Skills : (Delphi is a mandatory skill, JAVA is desired skill, good knowledge of Data Structures...
Folks, just a quick heads-up to let you know that I let through this job offer. The poster is still on moderation until they post something that's more...
Hi, ... Other than the job title none of the requirements seemed to have anything to do with GUI development, I think sometimes these companies just tailor the...
... Yeah, that seemed kinda odd. Though they're looking for a GUI developer which, AFAIK, means someone to implement a GUI, not someone to actually design it,...
Hi folks, Aaron Ballman just posted an interesting checklist one can use to make sure double-clicks are done correctly on custom controls. I thought you might...
Hi, a few handy links to GUI-related articles. I've blogged most of these already, but for those that don't read my blog, here's the links again: * MENU BARS: ...
Hi everyone! So I'm writing a small Core Data Application to help me keep track of the billable services I do for my clients. In it I have a `Create > New ...
Hi MIke - I don't think there's any harm in preserving values through a disabled state, and it's very nice for enabling the "flip back without data loss"...
Hi Mike, ... I'm a fan of the modified Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics, when dealing with UI issues like this, namely this one... "Software may not harm the...
... I'd favour using setFrame:display:animate to resize the window to remove and re-add the time spent and hourly rate controls. This tells the user that those...
... Disabling and graying out controls is a common way of telling the user that the controls are not applicable with the current dialog state. Indenting items...
Thanks for all of the great recommendations. I'll try some stuff this weekend. ~ Mike -- Work: http://ClickableBliss.com Play: http://MikeZornek.com...
Long time annoyance I've had is when I create a one column table that I'll use as a source-type list. It always ends up with this extra line at the right of...
... You could also subclass the NSTextField to return @"" when it is disabled, which should preserve its value; not sure if bindings would cooperate, but it's...
Here is another option with indenting .... When they are using time-based rates (the default): http://mikezornek.com/temp/new_service4.png And when they are...
This looks much better to me. Nice work. I think your tabbed solution could also work, but I like this better since the differences between the two modes are...
... AFAIK that's the line for, well, the header section fabove the scroll bar. Since you don't seem to have a scroll bar in that screen shot, I'd suggest you...
... Don't do that. A tab control is a view-changing control, not a choice control (no matter what iPhoto may be doing). What you're doing here is like using a...