You've found the right place - and welcome!
For some background -- Django's admin started as a hand-crafted
Javascript solution -- mostly because it predates the existence of
jQuery as a widely accpted javascript framework. We only added jQuery
to the admin around a year ago.
As a result, there is an admin javascript cleanup needed. Updating
date/time handling is part of that.
The best way to approach this is to Just Do It. Pick some specific
aspect of the Javascript where you think a jQuery-based cleanup is
called for, prepare a patch, then open a ticket and upload your patch
to that ticket.
Try to constrain the scope of your changes if you can. Don't just drop
a "I've fixed all your Javascript" patch on our laps -- if you start
smaller, it's a lot easier for us to give feedback.
As for using JQueryUI -- we don't currently have that dependency, so
you'll have to make your case for why we should add the new
dependency. If you can show a sample implementation that saves X% of
code, or is Y% faster, or has new features ABC, that will go a long
way to making your case.
So - thanks for offering to help out! Can't wait to see the
improvements you can make.
Yours,
Russ Magee %-)
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Fabian,
On Jan 28, 11:18 am, Fabian Büchler <fabian.buech...@gmail.com> wrote:
> [...]
> As an addition, I think it would make sense to integrate the jQuery UIWhile your jQuery UI dependency inclusion proposal is discussed I'd
> datepicker (maybe with a timepicker extension [1]) instead of the existing
> one, because that might resolve some problems, as with the datepicker
> opening outside of the viewport when the calendar icon is too far on the
> right side of the screen.
>
like to
focus in the specific datepicker calendar outside of viewport problem
you describe.
We fixed a related problem regarding negative vertical positions in
[1]r15143
closing ticket #11414. You seem to be proficient in JavaScript and
hopefully have
a way to reproduce the issue so if you can identify the exact problem
maybe we
can fix it in the short term. Please feel free to open a ticket with
your findings,
bonus points for a patch fixing it :)
Thanks for taking the time to help us with all those issues and
enhancements.
Regards,
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Ramiro
1. http://code.djangoproject.com/changeset/15143
2. http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/11414
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