Webtech Concerto

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  Brian R Zaik 2010-08-16 14:09:54 UTC

  • Tag set to “javascript, slider, v2”
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  Brian Michalski 2010-08-16 18:45:59 UTC

  I also found this cool slider as part of the Flowplayer tools (http://flowplayer.org/tools/rangeinput/index.html) that integrates nicely with the input type=range element which has built-in markup for min and max attributes.

  I don't know if we want to be including tons of different JS libraries, but I'm sure we could come up with a cool way to include relavent ones on a per-page basis.

  If we go with the jQuery slider, it would be really neat to mark it up from an input type=range element, grabbing the min and max values with attr selectors.

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  Brian R Zaik 2010-08-16 18:57:08 UTC

  • State changed from “new” to “open”

  That one looks pretty interesting, but I'm wondering how much work it might take to modify it for basic things like putting the selection within the handle of the slider and such. I'm willing to give it a shot.

  The HTML 5 business sounds like it could work out really well. I agree that we should try to use type=range if possible.

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  Haris Khan 2010-09-24 17:17:33 UTC

  • State changed from “open” to “resolved”

  I've implemented this functionality. In the process of making it a partial.I've attached a screen shot.

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  Brian Michalski 2010-09-26 15:12:19 UTC

  • State changed from “resolved” to “open”

  Don't resolve a ticket it until it's resolved... I think you need to clean up the HTML you're using (i.e. the element is still named "test").

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  Haris Khan 2010-10-23 02:49:10 UTC

  • State changed from “open” to “resolved”

  Made further progress, it's done and committed. was curious on what everyone thinks though. Does this need to be a partial? I dont think it makes sense to because we'd need to specify the min and max values in the partial. I think it makes more sense just to reuse the code whenever needed and honestly it's really simple code.

  <%= form.range_field :duration, {:min =>"4", :max=>"12", :value=>"8", :class=>"inputrange"} %>

  Does the trick, what does everyone think?

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  Haris Khan 2010-10-23 02:49:35 UTC

  • State changed from “resolved” to “open”

  resolved by mistake haha oops

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  Brian Michalski 2010-10-23 15:32:58 UTC

  • State changed from “open” to “resolved”

  (from [d04901446fd1e2f989b96d8b134a10be9de75438]) Moving Haris' duration range element to a partial, adding to ticker form. [#103 state:resolved] http://github.com/wtg/concerto/commit/d04901446fd1e2f989b96d8b134a1...

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  Brian Michalski 2010-10-23 15:38:04 UTC

  I agree, typing the HTML doesn't add in too much additional overhead but for the reusable content form elements they need to be as portable as possible.

  The thought is that my magical iframe content plugin will want to have a content creation form that looks and acts consistent with all the other forms in the system. I, as the plugin creator, don't want to be responsible for maintaining the duration, start_date, or feed picker elements... just what makes my content form unique. It wouldn't be too hard for us to support a consistently named HTML element (like duration) but it has additional markup like the left and right seconds that need to be shown and formatted correctly.

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  Brian Michalski 2011-04-13 02:14:33 UTC

  (from [53852460a46178400903cf57efb10504988526b7]) August and Zach didn't merge very well. Cleaning up the JS a bit. [#103] https://github.com/wtg/concerto/commit/53852460a46178400903cf57efb1...

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  Brian Michalski 2012-06-08 23:36:43 UTC

  (from [26e4a29199bf20dec1f7fd2228afc4e2a70ea830]) show errors before content cell. closes #103 https://github.com/concerto/concerto/commit/26e4a29199bf20dec1f7fd2...