Change home link based on last level used

[freshmint]

Ok, this is just a small feature request but I find it very annoying when you're working on the reseller level, you click on the home link and you get redirected to the admin level, just to have to click on the reseller level again.

It'd be great if DA could save on a cookie or something like that the last level the user selected and then, when asked to go to home, redirect the user to the last used level.

What do you think? Am I the only one tired of going back to the level I was working on?

Thanks!

 

[freshmint]

Bump.. am I the only one annoyed with this?

 

[jmstacey]

Yeah I've had this annoyance aswell. If you have a fast connection you don't notice it as much though (after awhile).

 

[nobaloney]

Shhhh. I'm trying to learn C.....

Been there and done that years ago.

C isn't easy. I ended up taking a class at a local community college... it forced me to keep moving.



Jeff

 

[freshmint]

Well yeah, my connection is fast, it's just the fact you have to do an additional click every time.

 

[jmstacey]

OT: I'm currently playing around with podzilla (http://ipodlinux.org), although the website is having some technical difficulties at the moment.

I can see how taking a class for it would be really beneficial. I keep thinking, this would be a lot easier in an interpreted language.

 

[DirectAdmin Support]

Hello,

Adding an item to the sessions wouldn't be very difficult for me. Can be done.. I'll take a look at it and try to have it for the next release.

John

 

[freshmint]

Yay! Thanks man!

 

[nobaloney]

I can see how taking a class for it would be really beneficial. I keep thinking, this would be a lot easier in an interpreted language.

Compiled languages such as C and C++ have major advantages. That's why DirectAdmin is written in C++.

Jeff

 

[jmstacey]

Oh yeah, there is no way that the arm processor in the ipod would be able to run it's gui as an interpreted language without being extremely slow. Heck, there's speed problems now even in C.