by naspinski
18. March 2009 22:19
New feature from a user suggestion
See... I listen. Now if you accidentally move a debt to paid and you want to move it back, there is a simple move back icon [
] that you can click and it will return the debt back to unpaid.
by naspinski
16. March 2009 22:07
You can enter debts for tracking, follow, edit, settle and delete them
Now when you log in, you will see that the 'New Debt' button actually works. Just click on it and follow the prompts to add debts.
As for editing, I implemented a slick in-line editing feature, just click on the field you wish to edit and edit it right there, no postback!
To delete [
] or pay up [
] a debt, just click on the corresponding icon and it will be taken care of; once again done with some slick ajax... I love you jQuery!
How it was done
Again, I made accompanying tutorials so you can check out how this was done. It is a full tutorial on how to make an Asp.Net ajax interface without using Asp.Net AJAX. I call it 'Real' Ajax with Asp.Net (not Asp.Net AJAX series : building a complete ajax CRUD system with Asp.Net.
by naspinski
11. March 2009 22:01
Some stuff actually works
You can't actually do anything useful yet, but you can send me an angry email on the contact page, and you can get your password emailed to you if you forget it; just type it in and click 'forgot password'.
*Your password will be sent in plain-text in an email, though it is encrypted in the database; if you have a problem with symmetric encryption, go home.