webif: as there already are 'save and return' and 'save and cont' - why no 'dicard and return' #386

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opened 2026-10-05 04:17:28 +02:00 by adam · 5 comments
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When on a users webpage tthere already are 'save and return' and 'save and cont' - why no 'dicard and return'-Button on the bottom ?

Some Browsers Back-Button show 'scary' messages

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#227 supersedes this, if breadcrumbs on the top are clickable.

#227 supersedes this, if breadcrumbs on the top are clickable. <!-- github-comment-id:54761737 -->
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Hm, a bad implementation of #227 wouldn't solve this (a good implementation will), so let it be opened for now...

Hm, a bad implementation of #227 wouldn't solve this (a good implementation will), so let it be opened for now... <!-- github-comment-id:54761889 -->
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How about Ok, Apply, and Cancel? :)

How about Ok, Apply, and Cancel? :) <!-- github-comment-id:55238199 -->
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What should be the difference between ok and apply ?

What should be the difference between ok and apply ? <!-- github-comment-id:55540874 -->
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Usually

  • OK - save & close configuration
  • Apply - Save & keep the configuration open
  • Cancel = discard changes & close configuration

That sounds like Windows to me and that is probably the reason for :).

Usually - OK - save & close configuration - Apply - Save & keep the configuration open - Cancel = discard changes & close configuration That sounds like Windows to me and that is probably the reason for `:)`. <!-- github-comment-id:55549081 -->
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Reference: adam/znc#386