Re: [Tsheetx-developers] newdaily

[Scott M. <sco...@gm...>]

<grin> I thought it might make more sense once you saw what I had in mind.

Yes, the ability to edit multiple entries was part of my plan.  Considering
we should have potentially more data being passed in via the simple sheet, I
think as long as your max_post_size is set to something sane, 64K or more, I
don't think you'll run into any problems even with your habit of entering an
entire paragraph for each task :-).  I would rather not have to keep the
edit screen around if we don't need it.  Yes, I want to put a date field in
there somehow.

Would it be better/simpler to have drop down selects for each date item
(day, month, year)?  Or should we use the date picker?

Considering the layout is selectable, and you're the one that last made
changes to the "big description" layout (as copied from the simple.php
file), you should be able to tweak the vertical spaces as you'd like (at
least I'm assuming you're talking about vertical space when you mentioned
finding it hard to click on the correct drop down menu).

A collaborative effort on this would be great Mark, Peter, others, so
change/fix things and check them in, but please notify us when you've
checked in your stuff.

-Scott

On Thu, Apr 14, 2011 at 10:12 AM, Mark Wrightson
<ma...@rw...>wrote:

>  Hi Scott,
>
> I thought from your original description that the work you were doing was a
> replacement of just the clock on/off box.  It makes more sense now!
>
> One problem I can foresee is that whenever you submit a new clock, it will
> also submit all other clocks on this page, and we may run into the post size
> limit.  This could easily be avoided by only submitting individual clock
> times.  Can we implement your idea in such a way that clock times that
> already have been entered do not appear in form fields?  An edit button
> could be added and a bit of javascript used to enable editting of that
> particular clock time.  This style of implementation would then lend itself
> to the scenario when times have already been 'submitted to a supervisor' and
> aren't available for editting.
>
> Do you intend to add a date field into this form, particularly in the end
> time so that clocking over a day boundary can be supported?  The javascript
> date picker can be configured to add time entry on the bottom aswell just so
> you know.
>
> The clock on/off buttons could be in the same column to save space in width
> (one above the other)?
> I realise this is just a preliminary version, but i find it is very easy to
> click on the wrong drop down menu, I think that some more space between each
> one is required.
> Also rather than creating a new row when the task field has been selected,
> maybe there could be a add a new clock button instead?
>
>
>
> Cheers
> Mark
>
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> On 14/04/2011 04:42, Peter Lazarus wrote:
>
> Well I like it. It covers all that is in the daily sheet and removes the
> clockon/off thing above. That results in a neater looking entry form.  The
> clock on now clock off now columns will become the green/red buttons I
> assume.
> Peter
>
> On 04/14/2011 08:14 AM, Scott Miller wrote:
>
> I've just submitted my updates, and I've added a very rough page called
> newdaily.  The submission script doesn't exist, the grand total doesn't
> calculate the right thing, but the rough concept is there, take a look and
> see what you think.
>
> -Scott
>
> On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 9:08 PM, Mark Wrightson <ma...@rw...>wrote:
>
>> Hey Everyone,
>>
>> Please could you do a SVN Update, I have gone through and corrected all
>> of the db table references in every file.
>>
>> Cheers Mark
>>
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