by naspinski
24. April 2009 12:39
Now I can see how often my code Fs up
Using the open-source greatness that is elmah for error catching and logging, I can now see all of the errors the site produces in a nice viewable format. I can't express how great this framework is, anyone who writes Asp.Net code should at least check it out, it will make your life so much easier.
How it was done
Once again, I wrote up a tutorial on how to set this up using MS SQL - so easy it is almost trivial: Installing Elmah for Simple Error Logging.
by naspinski
21. April 2009 22:53
See that nifty little tab on the left side of the screen? Click it to give me some feedback/suggestions
The great folks over at UserVoice offer a sweet little setup that I can use to track user feedback. If you have an idea or a gripe, put it up there, it won't be ignored... unless you suck.
by naspinski
17. April 2009 22:47
Did someone pay part of what they owe you? Now you can track that too
Often times, people do not pay up all at once. Now, by using partial payments, you can track those. Simply click on the paid up icon [
] and click 'partial payment' and enter the amount. This is only available on money items. Thanks for the suggestion Brian.
by naspinski
7. April 2009 22:41
Now you can be even lazier than before
That's right, now when entering a new debt, the system will automatically suggest the previous entries you have made.
How it was done
Once again, this was done with jQuery and Asp.Net, see how here: Using jquery.autosuggest with Asp.Net.
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by naspinski
3. April 2009 22:35
You can send some funny and/or slightly offesive reminders to the people that owe you to pay up
Say someone is taking their time on paying you back, and you need your money now. Now there is a simple way to send the a friendly (or not so friendly) reminder. Simply enter their email into the 'person' column, and a little email icon [
] wil magically appear; click on it to send them a message. No you don't get to choose, it is randomly chosen, which is half the fun anyways right?
Right now you have to manually enter an email. I am thinking of making this a sharing type site in the future, but that all depends on user feedback... so get back to me!
by naspinski
1. April 2009 22:24
A collection of all the money people owe/have paid you and you owe/have paid them
You always could look in your debt tables, but this is a concise summary of all the debts in teh system for you. It is presented in a simple 3x3 matrix on your My Stuff (will only work if you have an account) - that should be relatively clear. You can also see a summary of all of the WhoOwes.Me users by looking on the home page.