El Viernes 14 Diciembre 2007, David Parker escribió: > Buenos dias Áncor, > > No soy un altavoz español natal tampoco mas intento.
Hey! Better than my English :-) > We are doing some of the same things in our UW portal but in Java and > JavaScript. How far are you? I looked are the Timegrid some time ago as a > data widget to build HMTL GUIs. I will offer my help because your cause > interest me. I have spent two hours working with Timegrid and I have already implemented most of the functionality that I need. Timegrid use different 'layouts' (monthly, n-days, etc.) to represent information. Most of the interesting things are done in these layouts, which are really easy to write and/or adapt. I'm just modifying the property layout [1] and I have implemented: - Transparent events (which stay behind other events at the same hour) - Hour division (I need 15 minutes of granularity and the original property layout only worked with o'clock hours) - Implemented a 'category' attribute for events, so they can be customized through css. It should be easy to port this changes to the monthly, weekly, nday and nmonth layouts. Next goal is having buttons (or something like that) in the grid to add events. > What type of data types are you using? Nothing special, in fact. I use icalendar or icalendar-like events, which are easily exported to the input format of Timegrid. > David Parker > Division of Information Technology/University of Wisconsin-Madison Greetings > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Áncor González Sosa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Monday, December 10, 2007 2:31 pm > Subject: Timegrid > To: [email protected] > Cc: Imobach González Sosa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > My name is Ancor Gonzalez and I'm one of the workers/owners of > > Banot.net, a > > very small IT Spanish (Canary Islands) company. Our projects are > > always free > > software (and free software based, of course). We are developing an > > application with a web interface and we are deligthed with Timegrid > > [1], as > > it's almost exactly what we need. > > > > We are quite capable Ruby and PHP programmers, but we don't like > > Javascript. > > There are some features we would want Timegrid to have. We know that > > Timegrid > > development is stopped since August and the former developer, Mason > > Tang, > > doesn't have time to continue working on it. We are determined to > > sponsor > > (simply with money or with another payment method) new features to > > timegrid > > if there is any capable javascript developer out there. Obviously, > > we'll > > contribute a Spanish Timegrid localization for free :-) > > > > What we want to achieve with Timegrid? > > > > We need to display different physiotherapist appointments. We want a > > column > > for each physiotherapist (property view in Timegrid). But, appart from > > > > appointments, we want to show the working hours of every > > physiotherapist, and > > we want two different types of working hours (i.e, John can be working > > in the > > swimming pool from 9:00 to 12:00 -we want the John column to have a > > blue > > background between 9 and 12- and then working outside from 12:30 to > > 16:00 -with a yellow background-). Maybe, these special hours can be > > represented with "transparent" (in icalendar terminology) events. We > > also > > want to locate an "add appointment" link every 15 minutes in every > > column > > (some conditions should be checked before drawing every link) and a > > similar > > link in every column heading. > > > > On the other hand, if every event could have a "popup" description or > > the > > posibility to click on it... > > > > Finaly, it would be perfect if we could "hide" hours where there is no > > > > appointment and nobody is working, to have a more compact grid. > > > > Anybody who want to colaborate with us implementing the missing features? > > > > Greetings > > > > PS.- Obviously, I'm not a native English speaker so, please, forgive > > the > > errors _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] http://simile.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/general
