Would this be an idea?

I just came up with an idea that might be interesting for ispconfig. In a multiserver setup you can edit the Server Config for each server that is part of the multiserver setup. When you open the config pages of any server here, it doesn't say anywhere on the page what server exactly you are editing. My memory is not as bad as a goldfish, yet, so usually I know what server I opened the config pages for. But other times I come back to a tab maybe a day later and then I have to ask myself, what server was I editing again? Now this is not a big deal because I can just open System->Server Config again easy and pick the server I want to edit. But wouldn't it be handy to have it show somewhere on the page what server you are currently editing? This would also be some sort of fail-safe for people who need to be sure they are changing settings on the correct server. I was just thinking that I would very much like to see a feature like that. Is it an idea perhaps?

 

You mean something like this?
add to server_config_edit.php:

Code:

function onShowEnd() {
  global $app;
  $app->tpl->setVar('server_name', $app->db->queryOneRecord("SELECT server_name FROM server WHERE server_id = ?", $this->id)['server_name']);
  parent::onShowEnd();
}

and use server_name in the templates. I.e. in server_config_web_edit.htm

Code:

<div class='page-header'>
<h1><tmpl_var name="list_head_txt"> {tmpl_var name='server_name'}</h1>
</div>