[jdmichal]

I ran into this in pgAdmin recently. When right-clicking on a server, the options to disconnect the server and remove the server are right next to each other. Clicking disconnect presents you with the following dialog box:

"Are you sure you want to disconnect the server? No / Yes"

Click remove presents you with the following dialog box:

"Are you sure you want to remove the server? No / Yes"

Good luck! I mean, it's not a super huge deal to recreate the server entry, but still annoying when you're in the middle of something and just realized what you did.

Honestly, just replacing the "Yes" button with the action being taken would be enough to improve this. "No / Disconnect" and "No / Remove". But my personal opinion is that disconnecting is not a destructive action unless there's an open transaction or running query. So the dialog box should be contextual on that scenario, and otherwise it should just disconnect.

"Disconnecting will cancel executing queries and rollback open transactions. Continue? No / Disconnect"

[JJMcJ]

> just replacing the "Yes" button

Or the lazy web dialog popup with "Cancel" and "OK".

So you click on "Cancel Glorping The Frobnitz" and up pops a dialog with "Cancel" and "OK". It always takes a moments thought does the "Cancel" on the popup mean cancel the cancel glorping or cancel the cancel.

Since it takes literally seconds to change the button captions it might be nice to think of something clearer. Seconds if you're a UI expert which I'm not. Of course the webdev part of changing the captions on the page really would be seconds for me to do.

[JJMcJ]

> mean cancel the cancel glorping or cancel the cancel.

Typing error, it should be

> mean cancel the glorping or cancel the cancel.

[david_allison]

Would you consider submitting a patch?

[jdmichal]

Actually, I should. The biggest hold up will probably be translations though, unless they have that already translated.