This plugin adds several usability improvements for working with enumerated lists on the Trac administration pages (Priorities, Resolutions, Severities and Ticket Types).
Dynamic row re-ordering by drag-and drop.
Select elements for row re-ordering can optionally be hidden.
Remove selected items button is not enabled until at least one item is selected.
Apply changes button is not active until a change has been made.
Addition of a Revert changes button.
Warning when leaving a page with unsaved changes.
The functionality of this plugin is being integrated into Trac for the 1.2 release.
Release files for TracAdminEnumListPlugin 2.0
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