[jQuery] Re: ANNOUNCE: ui.timepickr.js plugin
I think the plugin design will get problematic if you try to use it in Europe where don't use the am/pm system but just the 24hours clock instead. This would probably make the widget huge. On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 9:33 PM, h3 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > For the past two days I've been working on a experimental plugin which > aims to enhance user experience when it comes to input time in a form. > > I've made a first "unofficial" announcement on my blog: > > http://haineault.com/blog/71/ > > Considering the constant flow of positive feedbacks I got since I > posted it (which successfully crashed my hosting server), I'm proud to > announce that I'll make my best to create an official jQuery plugin > with it. > > There is still a *lot* of work, polish, documentation and test to do > in before the first release, so if there is some charitable souls who > wish to participate I'll be glad to collaborate with you guys. > > Ideas and comments are also welcome > > Best regards > > ~ Maxime Haineault >
[jQuery] Re: ANNOUNCE: ui.timepickr.js plugin
Yeah I know, it started as an experiment so I don't really tested it on IE yet. Obviously it will have to work at least on IE7 before the first release. max On Oct 8, 3:38 pm, MorningZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Very cool.. i totally dig the concept of it > > I would suggest doing some testing on the most used browser on the > internet, yes, our friend IE because this plugin simply doesn't > work at all (IE7 on Win2003 here) > > On Oct 8, 3:33 pm, h3 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > For the past two days I've been working on a experimental plugin which > > aims to enhance user experience when it comes to input time in a form. > > > I've made a first "unofficial" announcement on my blog: > > >http://haineault.com/blog/71/ > > > Considering the constant flow of positive feedbacks I got since I > > posted it (which successfully crashed my hosting server), I'm proud to > > announce that I'll make my best to create an official jQuery plugin > > with it. > > > There is still a *lot* of work, polish, documentation and test to do > > in before the first release, so if there is some charitable souls who > > wish to participate I'll be glad to collaborate with you guys. > > > Ideas and comments are also welcome > > > Best regards > > > ~ Maxime Haineault
[jQuery] Re: ANNOUNCE: ui.timepickr.js plugin
Very cool.. i totally dig the concept of it I would suggest doing some testing on the most used browser on the internet, yes, our friend IE because this plugin simply doesn't work at all (IE7 on Win2003 here) On Oct 8, 3:33 pm, h3 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > For the past two days I've been working on a experimental plugin which > aims to enhance user experience when it comes to input time in a form. > > I've made a first "unofficial" announcement on my blog: > > http://haineault.com/blog/71/ > > Considering the constant flow of positive feedbacks I got since I > posted it (which successfully crashed my hosting server), I'm proud to > announce that I'll make my best to create an official jQuery plugin > with it. > > There is still a *lot* of work, polish, documentation and test to do > in before the first release, so if there is some charitable souls who > wish to participate I'll be glad to collaborate with you guys. > > Ideas and comments are also welcome > > Best regards > > ~ Maxime Haineault
[jQuery] Re: ANNOUNCE: ui.timepickr.js plugin
I've already some ideas on how I'll achieve it. If you check on the todo list you'll see that internationalization is in my plans max On Oct 8, 3:37 pm, "Weyert de Boer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I think the plugin design will get problematic if you try to use it in > Europe where don't use the am/pm system but just the 24hours clock > instead. This would probably make the widget huge. > > On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 9:33 PM, h3 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > For the past two days I've been working on a experimental plugin which > > aims to enhance user experience when it comes to input time in a form. > > > I've made a first "unofficial" announcement on my blog: > > >http://haineault.com/blog/71/ > > > Considering the constant flow of positive feedbacks I got since I > > posted it (which successfully crashed my hosting server), I'm proud to > > announce that I'll make my best to create an official jQuery plugin > > with it. > > > There is still a *lot* of work, polish, documentation and test to do > > in before the first release, so if there is some charitable souls who > > wish to participate I'll be glad to collaborate with you guys. > > > Ideas and comments are also welcome > > > Best regards > > > ~ Maxime Haineault
[jQuery] Re: ANNOUNCE: ui.timepickr.js plugin
We've discussed a timepicker recently for the jQuery UI roadmap, this could be a good implementation to start with. I really like the interaction, though I'd really like to see one with 24 hours. Jörn On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 9:33 PM, h3 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > For the past two days I've been working on a experimental plugin which > aims to enhance user experience when it comes to input time in a form. > > I've made a first "unofficial" announcement on my blog: > > http://haineault.com/blog/71/ > > Considering the constant flow of positive feedbacks I got since I > posted it (which successfully crashed my hosting server), I'm proud to > announce that I'll make my best to create an official jQuery plugin > with it. > > There is still a *lot* of work, polish, documentation and test to do > in before the first release, so if there is some charitable souls who > wish to participate I'll be glad to collaborate with you guys. > > Ideas and comments are also welcome > > Best regards > > ~ Maxime Haineault >
[jQuery] Re: ANNOUNCE: ui.timepickr.js plugin
Good work, and it has a nice feel to it. I look forward to seeing the 24h and keyboard access todo's sorted! I did something like this a while back for selecting year, month and day. (Yours looks better though!) Because the row of 31 days was so long I arranged them in two rows of 15. I dare say you could enhance yours to pick dates instead (or as well?!) When you tackle the 24h layout you could offer the option of 2 rows of 12 to save horizontal space. some people will prefer it in some circumstances. Cheers, George Adamson
[jQuery] Re: ANNOUNCE: ui.timepickr.js plugin
On 9 Okt., 10:12, "Jörn Zaefferer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > We've discussed a timepicker recently for the jQuery UI roadmap, this > could be a good implementation to start with. I really like the > interaction, though I'd really like to see one with 24 hours. I agree, L10n is a must... --Klaus
[jQuery] Re: ANNOUNCE: ui.timepickr.js plugin
Very nice. Two little suggestions to add: - It (or at least the 2nd/3rd rows) should disappear on mouseout if you want to quit the selection - Could be more responsive on click, there is a rather large delay between the click and the fade-out (+-400ms) - If I click "06" in the first row I want 06:00, not 06 and whatever minutes I hovered before Overall a very nice job, I like the concept a lot. cheers - ricardo On Oct 9, 9:53 am, George Adamson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Good work, and it has a nice feel to it. I look forward to seeing the > 24h and keyboard access todo's sorted! > > I did something like this a while back for selecting year, month and > day. (Yours looks better though!) > Because the row of 31 days was so long I arranged them in two rows of > 15. > > I dare say you could enhance yours to pick dates instead (or as > well?!) > > When you tackle the 24h layout you could offer the option of 2 rows of > 12 to save horizontal space. some people will prefer it in some > circumstances. > > Cheers, > George Adamson
[jQuery] Re: ANNOUNCE: ui.timepickr.js plugin
Wonderful piece of work! I'll definitely use it in my current project! But the only thing its missing right now, is the 24-hour format... :P Cheers from Brazil On Oct 9, 12:12 pm, ricardobeat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Very nice. > > Two little suggestions to add: > > - It (or at least the 2nd/3rd rows) should disappear on mouseout if > you want to quit the selection > - Could be more responsive on click, there is a rather large delay > between the click and the fade-out (+-400ms) > - If I click "06" in the first row I want 06:00, not 06 and whatever > minutes I hovered before > > Overall a very nice job, I like the concept a lot. > > cheers > - ricardo > > On Oct 9, 9:53 am, George Adamson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > > Good work, and it has a nice feel to it. I look forward to seeing the > > 24h and keyboard access todo's sorted! > > > I did something like this a while back for selecting year, month and > > day. (Yours looks better though!) > > Because the row of 31 days was so long I arranged them in two rows of > > 15. > > > I dare say you could enhance yours to pick dates instead (or as > > well?!) > > > When you tackle the 24h layout you could offer the option of 2 rows of > > 12 to save horizontal space. some people will prefer it in some > > circumstances. > > > Cheers, > > George Adamson
