AChat Forum
Discussions about AChat => Share your creative ideas => Topic started by: apollo13nut on July 22, 2010, 07:19:36 PM
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OK, this is more cause I am a programmer and every class I was in teaches "proper form"
When you have a form that allows for MULTIPLE selections (btw, talking partner search specifically), you use CHECKBOXES...when you are making a SINGLE choice, you use RADIOBUTTONS
And what does the partner search use? RADIO BUTTONS FOR MULTIPLE!!!!!
Also, why is the version number at the bottom right the SAME BETWEEN GRAPHIC UPDATES? (if anyone has the OLD system and logs in without updating, you'll see it says 1.12 and the NEW one says the same)
This is major, doesn't affect the game in any way, just if I was turning this game in for a grade, I'd lose points for the improper use of radio buttons instead of check boxes
Any other programmers out there?
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Oh, the misuse of specific UI controls and inconsistent version numbers are so very minor flaws to design and implementation problems I can see in here. I admit I also saw both of these things before, but I'm having a lot harder to accept the way they don't give us enough information about what's going on and don't let us know when they've listened to our feedback here on the forums. Maybe not a programming mistake as such, but probably one of the most important aspects of software engineering all in all.