abijah fc292e3366 Moved paid-through from the detail box, which is semi-static information, to the info box, which holds data that changes with time (i.e. the so called pertinent information). ...

git-svn-id: file:///svn-source/pmgr/branches/yafr_20090716@549 97e9348a-65ac-dc4b-aefc-98561f571b83

2009-08-13 22:09:27 +00:00

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jqGrid

Moved all the vendor css & js code into webroot. Although it technically was working fine, cake apparently steps on the fact that the file doesn't change between requests, leading the browser to re-download the code with every hit. Under the webroot directory, cake returns code 304 if the browser already has a copy cached.

2009-06-14 00:46:12 +00:00

jquery

Moved all the vendor css & js code into webroot. Although it technically was working fine, cake apparently steps on the fact that the file doesn't change between requests, leading the browser to re-download the code with every hit. Under the webroot directory, cake returns code 304 if the browser already has a copy cached.

2009-06-14 00:46:12 +00:00

cake.generic.css

Many, many changes, and yet still much to do. Many things are working, but certainly nothing beyond simply data retrieval (no editing or adding of any data). Also, some work is still required to ensure the grids have the right columns; we can strip out certain columns for some views (such as removing customer from the leases grid of the customer view... completely redundant). And of course, there are still many bugs and lots to clean up.

2009-07-23 01:49:46 +00:00

layout.css

Moved paid-through from the detail box, which is semi-static information, to the info box, which holds data that changes with time (i.e. the so called pertinent information).

2009-08-13 22:09:27 +00:00

print.css

Added a print media CSS file, and fixed the jqGrid print problem of truncating the table to a single page. Also, used the opportunity to disable printing of the side menu and the debug toolkit, as well as some more jqGrid cleanup.

2009-07-29 01:41:34 +00:00

sidemenu.css

Changed how tables are layed out (since I was repeatedly duplicating code in many places) by adding a table element to be used wherever we need a table. This could probably have been a helper instead of an element, but it's not clear to me why one should be chosen over the other, and I already know how to quickly add an element (I think the real choice resides in whether you need a collection of helper functions, or you just want to drop in a chunk of html, i.e. a helper element). Also, a major revamp to the style sheets as well, although more work is clearly needed.

2009-05-30 15:56:41 +00:00