dgurock wrote:We have considered using "AJAX requests" for editing test cases, but we found that it would usually not make a very big difference on fast servers. Could you explain what "issues" you are seeing? Is it mainly the additional load time that is caused by the full page refresh? Or is it that you have to leave the page you were previously on? If it's a performance issue, is this with a local TestRail instance or with the hosted trial?
Hosted, but speed is not the issue. The page load is fast enough. The issue is leaving the context of quickly entering the cases. All page reloads require some sort of user re-adjustment, place on the page, context, cursor location, etc. Even a modal window might be better to retain focus on the data entry.
I'm being persnickety here, but I like the flow of staying on the same page. I'm adding lots of test cases and I click to edit a previous one, I can add, copy, paste stuff by tabbing around, change the priority, then save with Enter key. My cursor would stay (return) to the New Test Case field where it was and Continue right on.
Further, IMO, clicking the C# link should take you to the read-only version. Clicking the Test Case title and the nearby pencil icon should AJAX to an editing window (or a popup like you have it) as well as. The pencil at the far right should drop down to an ajax editing and allow me to close it again.
Overall, I can see that I would spend so much time on Test Case editing (Suite creation) that I'd like to streamline it to the keyboard as much as possible and not have a page reload if I dont need to.
I've been working with it all afternoon today and these are the things I can see right now that would make my interaction more efficient.
Just my €0.0139 
dgurock wrote:Regarding bulk/mass editing: this is already on our feature request and it's planned to add this eventually. I agree that this would be useful to have and we've had multiple requests for this.
Great!
Mike