The new pricing page is not as useful as before

[justinedwards.jle]

@nminchin

the value itself is stored in rgb

You mean the integer values are stored in base 10 instead of base 16. I don't see what difference that makes, but I'll let you have that point. Let's shift the discussion to simpler things like...
• Synchronizing scroll bars
• Differentiating work stations
• Jog buttons

[nminchin]

This is what I was playing on

Useful CSS Stuff

All you really need to get your head around is Hue and what it represents. Every 30degrees (value) is a new transition to a primary/tertiary colour. Every 60 degrees is a primary, and every 30 inbetween is a seconary. See the Hue values below, showing top - all of the primaries and tertiaries middle - primaries only (every 6o deg) and bottom - tertiary only (every other 30deg) [image] The beauty of it though is that most website colour palettes are based on a distinct set of hues, where th…

Definitely those other things are an issue in perspective. The scroll to items is supported by React though, it just isn't being exposed by the ia components.. I think the virtualisation causes issues here though

[pturmel]

@nminchin

add a dict/list custom prop

Psssst! Document properties....

[nminchin]

That must be new, or at least added in the last 7 years good to know though!

[pturmel]

@nminchin

new

Yes, v8.1.44. I agitated here:

Tantalizing Tidbits about 8.3

Is there any chance "document" will be supported for custom property data types in Vision in v8.3?

Paul snuck it in:

Tantalizing Tidbits about 8.3

Whooo, hoooo! I'm delighted to see that you got to this after all:

[jacnov]

I would also like to complain that the size of the tiles on that page are huge, with my laptop I can barely fit a single row of tiles due to the large price banner on the bottom and the large navigation banner at the top. It makes me feel like I'm squinting . Solution suites seem t

I went back to double check if I was crazy, its worse than I thought! Some tiles don't even fit in one view.

[michael.flagler]

I ended up making my own spreadsheet with all the modules and a questionnaire that lets someone not as knowledgeable about what modules they need to fill it out, and it builds the quote for the server for them. It also has modules not on the pricing page like Phil's modules and some of the other modules sizes for things like ABB TotalFlow drivers (various device counts) and the other sizes of reporting modules if you don't want/need unlimited reporting.

Then it applies our integrator discount, our markup, and provides a summary of all included modules, pricing, etc that we can show a customer.

I too am not a fan of the new pricing website. I feel like if they want to have a site for people not as familiar they need to have a wizard that walks them through with questions like "Do you want web/browser based clients, desktop clients, or both". Then ask how many clients are needed, if they want history, how much, etc. This could help narrow down if Edge is a possibility, or if they need Standard, or questions to direct them to Cloud even.

Then keep the simple here's all the modules, pick what you want form for experienced people on the site. Check some boxes, select some options, and spit out a quote!