Daniel Carrera wrote:
Kay Schenk wrote:
I'd need to look into further but I'm fiarly certain what you're proposing won't work--well not in the way you're thinking anyway. You'd need a completely separate identifier for each an every task...
How is an identifier for each and every task a problem? That is precisely the idea. Each task is inside its own <div> tag.
The information (difficulty level, skill, etc) has to be stored *somewhere*. Why not the 'id' attribute? It's readily available, and we can put whatever we want on it.
I certainly did not sugest that we lump multiple tasks inside one single <div> tag. Why would I suggest that?
Daniel--I *think* this is your original post on this modified idea...
(below). Maybe I'm not even correctly interpreting what you want. I'll say a few more things and then basically go away on this unless and until someone (maybe me?) can develop a mockup of what I *think* you're saying.
Again, without some research and actual doing, I don't really know what's possible here, but before we *go* there, I think we first need to consider the BIG picture--how are these entries going to get into this to begin with? Given what we have, I guess the only way I see doing this, for say given project leads to contribute, would be save off the necessary JS insert soemplace on the server where leads could directly add items.
Anyway, I really can't speak to this anymore until we try some things out. So have at it! I'll investigate as well.
===================================================================== Date: Wed, 2 Feb 2005 21:36:55 -0500 From: Daniel Carrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Subject: [website-dev] ToDos page.
I have another idea. Maybe this will be more doable:
All the tasks are placed in the same HTML page, but at the top of the page there is a web form, like so:
* Difficulty: [ Any | High | Medium | Low ] * Commitment: [ Any | High | Medium | Low ] * Skill required: [ Any | C++/C | Java | ... ] * Time needed: [ Any | 1 week | 1 month | ... ] * Component: [ Any | Writer | Calc | ... ]
As the user selects items from here, a Javascript program removes the entries that no longer fit the selection criteria.
Of course, it requires each task to be inside a <div> tag with some set of keywords. Simplest way to do that is to put the keywords in the 'id' attribute. For example:
<div id="writer__difficulty-high__commitment-low__skill-C__time-1week" >
...
</div>
How does that sound? =====================================================================
Cheers,
-- ====================================================================== MzK
Kay Schenk
"Things have a way of workin' out if you can just keep your head out of your behind." -- Piebald Plato
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