robicch

Hi, does it support jQuery 3?

javascript Date object handle leap year by default

welcome

Yes, you can. It is configurable, see i18nJs.js file and more in detail the function isHoliday(date)

Thanks for the feedback. Fixed!

that is really nice too :-)

MIT

Yeah, actually this is exactly what I think. I believe in agile approach, but for the old generation PMs 20 sounds better :-)

you can d&d tasks for enlarge/move, but, for now, not for create dependencies

It's a pleasure!

:-) And you didn't see Teamwork http://www.twproject.com

If your problem is due to US locale settings, the demo is set with European format, but the editor supports multiple locales. Take care also of task dependencies that can generate alerts while changing dates.

What browser are you using?

Wow! I din't notice.

Your example looks cool too, but it seems a viewer only...no editing or interaction features?

This editor is as far I know the most complete one built in jQuery. Regarding Ext.js the Bryntum's one is far the best I found. Here I compiled a list of available ones: http://roberto.open-lab.com/2012/06/14/the-javascript-gantt-...

no idea, but the code is so simple....

this is the collection of bookmark for the article. Nothing more

yes, but also something more delicious ;-)

this is a really amazing research!

This was my initial inspirator: read the history http://roberto.open-lab.com/2010/03/23/so-hard-to-have-a-dat...

I'll add a config parameter to choose scroll direction...

:-) LOL..... I made a poll before doing it....

Interesting point of view. I'll try to see how it react. Thanks

exactly! it try to remove "risky" tags from user inputs

thanks, this feedback always appreciated :-)

Updated and renamed the component to jquery.tagInput (tagBox was already taken).

New version features: 1) esc key close the dropdown 2) clearing the tag will close the dropdown 3) tab on dropdown will select the tag

fixed a bug on safari, and a strange behavior pressing return.

Cheers

I tried to limit my research to jquery components only. The list at the end of the post if far from completeness. But yes, I forgot it :-(

I know that the black list approach to css is dangerous, but there is someone that saw the alert on the page http://patapage.com/applications/pataPage/site/test/testSani...? and if yes how?

No, this not works because is html-encoded. There are three output to HtmlSanitizer: .html and .text should be used for visualization while .val should be used to store data as it try to preserve data inserted.