util.addRows(). This allows us to define how the
element
is created. The function we define here has the responsibility of instantiating a
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element, manipulating it any way we want, and returning it. Here, we??™re using this feature to
do row color striping, to ensure the rows in the table alternate colors.
Creating the Timesheet Entry Table on the Home Page
Next up is the creation of the timesheet table where the user can book time against projects:
var cellFuncs = [
function(data) { return data.split("~~")[0]; },
function(data) { return data.split("~~")[1]; },
...SNIP...
];
if (timekeeper.currentUser.id == project.projectManager ||
isUserAssignedToProject) {
var hoursBooked = new Array();
var projectHours = 0;
for (var j = 0; j < 7; j++) {
var d = new Date();
d.setTime(d - (timekeeper.oneDay * j));
d.setHours(0, 0, 0, 0);
var timesheetItem = timekeeper.getBookedTimeForProjectByDate(
project.id, d)
hoursBooked.push(timesheetItem);
if (timesheetItem != null) {
projectHours += timesheetItem.hours;
dayTotals[j] += timesheetItem.hours;
}
}
dwr.util.addRows("divHome_bookTimeList",
[
project.
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