To expedite display of public accounts, I added a drop-down box to the
``Browse public user accounts'' item on the Utilities page which allows
the user to select active, inactive, or all accounts with active the
default. An active account is defined as one with a transaction within
the last 30 days. In addition, the user can switch between the display
of active, inactive, or all public accounts on the Browse Public Accounts
page.
Under Administrator Functions on the Utilities page, the administrator
may choose, when managing user accounts, to display active, inactive, or
all user accounts (as for public accounts, active means a transaction
within the last 30 days), and may switch selections from the Account
Manager page. In addition, the administrator can access a user account
directly by name to view, purge logs, or delete. For the latter two
functions, the administrator password must be entered as a confirmation
before the button is pressed.
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