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Bulk-select angels for confirmation of angel types #709

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esenneddy opened this issue Dec 29, 2019 · 2 comments
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Bulk-select angels for confirmation of angel types #709

esenneddy opened this issue Dec 29, 2019 · 2 comments
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Priority: High This is urgent and important. Type: Feature An idea for a new feature

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@esenneddy
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As an angel type supporter, I want to bulk-select pending angel requests to confirm them after having attended angel type introductions (checkbox mark pending requests and click „commit“ once).

@MyIgel MyIgel added Type: Feature An idea for a new feature Priority: High This is urgent and important. labels Aug 8, 2021
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jplitza commented Aug 17, 2023

IMO the best/easiest/fastest option to go about this is to make the buttons for confirmation or rejection (optionally) work with AJAX. That would cause 0 optical changes, but clicking the button wouldn't navigate away from the page at all.

Since for some reason the confirmation of an angel type is guarded by a confirmation dialog, the button that was pressed could be replaced by an Undo button afterwards.

On the server side, the current (legacy) controller already supports confirmation or deletion of a single entry. It just doesn't respond with JSON, but with HTML…

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MyIgel commented Sep 18, 2023

For using js backend requests we will need the API which is currently in progress (and extend it to that use case)

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