[PP-dev] Integrating calendar component

[Ivy Lane]

 hi, im currently working on the customization of Project Pier for our organization and what i did is i have integrated a starting and ending date for the tasks
and make use of drop down list for the date similar with what milestone model is making use of, now what i would like to do is put a date picker together with the
drop down list so that the user could set the date either from the drop down or choose from the date picker, i was able to do a research a come up with a
model for this date picker now my problem is i dont know how to apply it with the framework for Project Pier.
im attaching herewith the files for my calendar so anybody could enlighten me how to go about it, which of these would be my view, my controller
hope anybody could help me with these....
thanks in advance...

[Jon DeGenova]

I'm just wondering if a build system exists for ProjectPier?  I see there is a "Nightly Build" on the web site, so I'm wondering where that's coming from?

Thanks,
Jon

[Jon DeGenova]

I see we have this developer's mailing list and a section of the website forum that's dedicated to development also.  This seems redundant, what do you guys think?

Thanks,
Jon

[Michael Knight]

The nightly builds are generated by me. The script that does it just
exports the latest SVN trunk, zips it up and pushes it to SourceForge.

The themes are in external repositories, but ever since the default
theme was put in as an external, it automatically gets exported too.
So nothing special needs to be done to build PP anymore (afaik).

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[Alex Mayhew]

IIRC it’s created by sourceforge

 

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[Alex Mayhew]

Ok, ignore my last email :p

[Dossy Shiobara]

It is redundant and personally, I prefer email lists that have
web-viewable (and search-indexable) archives.

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[Jon DeGenova]

That's cool Michael!  Is it possible you send me a copy of the script? I mainly just want to know how it works and would like to be able to build to a local zip file on demand. 

Thanks!
-Jon

[Michael Knight]

Hi Jon,

On Fri, Apr 3, 2009 at 08:11, Jon DeGenova <proje...@degenova.net> wrote:
> That's cool Michael! Is it possible you send me a copy of the script? I
> mainly just want to know how it works and would like to be able to build to
> a local zip file on demand.

The script can be found here:
http://gist.github.com/89543

[Jon DeGenova]

Thanks Michael!

[Jon DeGenova]

Looking over the forums, I'm not sure I see any useful conversation going on in any of them for a long, long time. What's worse, in my opinion, is that we have development discussions (a few anyway) taking place in the forums instead of the mailing lists.  These discussions have no visibility since they are only posted on the web site and not pushed to development team's email in-boxes. I was thinking that perhaps the only forums that are really needed on the projectpier.org web site are Support Forums.  I propose the following:

1) Eliminate all forum categories except "Support" which consists of "How-To" and "Technical problems". 

2) Re-label the main menu link a the top of the web site from "Forums" to "Support Forums". 

3) Add a link on the forums page, directly below the Support forums to the Sourceforge mailing lists (http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=195833)

Any feedback on these ideas would be appreciated.

-Jon