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Make selecting a conference when adding a submission more user friendly #15
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@nodunayo I've used this library before: https://harvesthq.github.io/chosen/ When you click in the dropdown menu, a textbox appears, and it will do an exact-string match against all the dropdown options. It's pretty great for filtering huge collections. The drawback is it doesn't work on mobile browsers at all, the last time I tried. |
Hey - there’s a gem that does what I was going to try and write from scratch (in my mind i can see how it works with ajax and onKeyUp but just never done it, and testing JS is such a pain these days :)
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@nodunayo <https://github.com/nodunayo> I've used this library before: https://harvesthq.github.io/chosen/ <https://harvesthq.github.io/chosen/>
When you click in the dropdown menu, a textbox appears, and it will do an exact-string match against all the dropdown options. It's pretty great for filtering huge collections.
The drawback is it doesn't work on mobile browsers at all, the last time I tried.
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Ooh, thanks for this @deniseyu! Do you know what happens on mobile? Will it just be as if there was no library installed? Thanks! |
@nodunayo correct, I think the JS will become turned off on mobile and it will default to however the mobile browser handles dropdowns. |
Slightly improved by #23 |
Would you be opposed to including redis in the project? |
Hmm, I'd have to do a bit more research on that. My instinct says avoid it unless you have to. Sorry for the slow response! I've been away. |
This is again slightly different after #66 Event years are now grouped in optgroups
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if you filtered out past ones and sort them in time order the list would be quite use-able until you have many more conferences in the db |
@rubydesign — how would it work if you wanted to add a proposal to past events? In fact, the vast majority of the time, people are adding proposals in for past events, not upcoming ones. |
@nodunayo Sorry, then i misunderstood the app. I thought people add proposals for talks they want to give in the future. Sorry |
@rubydesign No worries at all. Thanks for trying to help! :-) |
At the moment, this is the experience people have:
This makes it difficult to use and it's hard to work out whether the conference you are looking for has already been added or not.
Perhaps there's a way to type in a conference, select a year and then find or create the record depending on what's been entered?
Any other ideas welcome!
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