You know, I have it on my list of things to do, but I haven't written a tag for it yet. All of the dates I have been
working with lately have been datetimes with a requirement to collect the time values, so that task has fallen to the
back of the rack. I do have the one Massimo wrote the wrapper for, and that is the one I plan on integrating. You want
to take a crack at it?
The other big thing I think needs to be done, is to integrate Plum with an alternative wysiwyg editor to replace the
obsolete htmlArea. I have downloaded both FCKEditor and TinyMCE, but those will require some work and a new custom tag,
and I haven't done that either.
Jeff
Dan O'Keefe wrote:
-----Original Message-----
From: Dan O'Keefe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2005 4:00 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: FW: [plum] ER for 1.1
Hi Jeff,
Did you ever settle on a calendar control for entering dates that you
discussed in this thread. I know Massimo's stuff rocks.
Thanks,
Dan
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jeff
Fleitz
Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 12:09 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [plum] ER for 1.1
I would like to see several visual inicators added to the forms for the next
round. I am already doing this for one of my apps, but it would be nice to
have them inherent in the features.
DISPLAYLIST Tag
1. Some kind of indicator that a list is filtered. When you are drilling up
and down through lists, it would be nice to have a visual indicator that a
filter is in place for the list (Application.persistentScope.tablecriteria
NEQ "1 > 0"). I am thinking of just changing my default label value in the
list to do this, e.g., 'User List (filtered)' or something like that.
2. I think it would be nice to have the queryResult.RecordCount displayed on
the list as an indicator of how many rows were returned for a query. You
gave me the gouge on how to do this also, but again, it would be nice to
include this.
3. Sortable Column Headers. I know the pulldowns provide more control, but
sortable list column headers is kind of a standard.
4. Some kind of bread crumb trail, similar to what you did for the Forums
app. Doesn't have to be traditional, but some way to drill up mulitple
levels without having to go through each one. Or...
5. An optional tree control that will eliminate the need for the
breadcrumbs.
FORM CONTROLS
1. Display of a message that indicates that' bold labels = required fields'
I have already modified my tags to do this so I don't have to do it for
every form.
2. Option to display the displayALinkToThisList/SearchForm at the top,
bottom or both. I know this is picky.
3. displayALinkToThisListLabel attribute, so we can rename the link,
instead of having them all say 'Back to List'. If you are in a
master-detail set 3 levels down, and you have 3 links that all have the same
label, it doesn't do much for the user.
4. Calendar control for date/datetime controls. I have a free cf tag
provided by Massimo Foti that is a wrapper around a nice dHTML calendar
that is a good starting point, if you are interested in looking. BTW, The
current DisplaySearchDateTimeControl doesn't work if you suppress the time.
Thanks, Santa :)
Jeff
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