Javascript port about bivlog HOT 16 CLOSED

That's great! Will there be a physical output?

I'm currently compiling it with cxFreeze so it's still find but having a JS port would be cool too

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Currently my plan is to have it output to a <textarea> tag

Interface:

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Looks nice.
Have you pushed it onto your fork?

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Not yet, doing the tedious HTML, then I will push and get started on the JS

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Pushed to my fork, in the 'web' branch: https://github.com/mm865/bivlog/tree/web

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Looks good, however for the purpose that I'm using, changing form entries is inefficient. Off to camp Sunday morning though.

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You can go through them very quickly with text, tab, text, tab, enter, plus you know the different fields, a flaw in the command line based design if you haven't used it before, as you may include info that's meant to be in another field. Try it

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Oh and new and improved:

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Looks great! Nice work on the clean tabiture, not the usual crap where the
browser never wants to select the right one.

... I really need to make a note to learn useful Javascript after exams.

Thanks for your work. I'll ship this out with the python.

On Fri, Apr 11, 2014 at 9:55 PM, Mitchell McMillan <[email protected]

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Oh and new and improved:
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Not all the calls are done, working from left to right and currently up to flood, but the last couple are small

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Also, I'm adding a scoring feature tonight.

Just a thought, since Army, Air Force and Navy Cadet camps are generally held in remote locations, wouldn't you want Bootstrap served locally?

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Good idea, i will when I've got it completely working. Currently facing the demon called the TypeError.

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In Javascript I can't help really sorry. Don't rely on converting strings when you want.

Convert between formats as early on as possible, I assume this is the type error you're getting

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Confusingly enough, TypeError covers a huge range of errors, including calling a variable that doesn't exist, which is what i did

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Javascript for the original functionality is complete (as in the call logs). Here its is :)

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You'll also want to test if there in any entry at all (I can make a print out to the output with completely blank fields)

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