Hi Tom, thanks for pointing that out. I’ve fixed the typo as that was an easy one) and just checked the other problem you reported and I can’t recreate it.
What is supposed to happen, is when you click on the clock icon, you hould get a little overlay which allows you to track time on that task. Once you fill in the form (just 2 drop downs) on the overlay form and submit it, the page reloads and the clock should now be a dark clock to show it has time tracked on it.
The link you gave is what the icon actually points at, and it is meant as a fallback if the user has JS disabled (but hasn;t yet been implemented). With JS enabled, the click event is intercepted and you’re taken to ~/alpha/time/ajax/ID which gives the overlay.
The only thing I can think of which might be causing it, is when I uploaded it, I had to make some tweaks (to the local copy and then reuploaded). That would have overwritten a constant at the top of the JS file which tells it the URL to use for AJAx requests. That would have thrown a 404, so you would have been taken to the normal page, and I must have just fixed that in time for when you tried the second time.
Hope that makes sense and that was indeed what caused it for you, and that it all works
First.
Also, spelling error in this:
You don’t have any lists on this project yet, why no make one now
http://projecttrackr.com/alpha/time/task/6
Produces a codeigniter 404 page.
But then, I go back and click the clock icon again, and no problem. At least, it seems to work. I don’t know what I’m doing yet.
Hi Tom, thanks for pointing that out. I’ve fixed the typo as that was an easy one) and just checked the other problem you reported and I can’t recreate it.
What is supposed to happen, is when you click on the clock icon, you hould get a little overlay which allows you to track time on that task. Once you fill in the form (just 2 drop downs) on the overlay form and submit it, the page reloads and the clock should now be a dark clock to show it has time tracked on it.
The link you gave is what the icon actually points at, and it is meant as a fallback if the user has JS disabled (but hasn;t yet been implemented). With JS enabled, the click event is intercepted and you’re taken to ~/alpha/time/ajax/ID which gives the overlay.
The only thing I can think of which might be causing it, is when I uploaded it, I had to make some tweaks (to the local copy and then reuploaded). That would have overwritten a constant at the top of the JS file which tells it the URL to use for AJAx requests. That would have thrown a 404, so you would have been taken to the normal page, and I must have just fixed that in time for when you tried the second time.
Hope that makes sense and that was indeed what caused it for you, and that it all works
Thanks for being an Alpha user