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This is a terrible solution: - It won't work on any mobile device (touchscreen or not) - The user has to guess where the controls are, and even if it's obviou
by christophe971 16y ago
This is a terrible solution:
- It won't work on any mobile device (touchscreen or not)
- The user has to guess where the controls are, and even if it's obvious to you, it's not for 20% of them at least.
The real solution is to link the title of the entry to the edit form, and to add a delete icon to the right. Yes, it will repeat itself on each line, but it's still more accessible to everyone.
To help the user know on which line he's clicking the delete button, you can altern the background of the lines (grey/white/grey/...) or just make the background change while the mouse is hovering. And as a bonus, have a meaningful confirmation of deletion (repeating the name of the entry) upon click.
Win/Win, everyone is happy.