A. If I could go back, knowing what I know I would picked up ASP.NET earlier. That would really have helped in the project – and help us deliver the project faster. But learning ASP.NET was a learning curve – and it helped a lot specially in the lastD. few weeks. B. I brought my

On Tuesday me, Harsha, Pratik, Srivardhan and John met up again because we needed to do some bug fixes before we could deliver the project. I updated the Admin/Events/default.aspx page which didn’t have link to delete the event/job. Also it wouldn’t refresh after it deleted something – so I added the refresh code. Next I

Me, Harsha, Pratik and Srivardhan met once and decided on what things we need to get done because we were getting close to the deadline. Pratik told me that the website doesn’t work right on IE6. Apparently IE doesn’t support inline-block property so I had to resort to using inline property for the events. Also

This was the thanksgiving break and me, Harsha, Pratik and Srivardhan met up to get some work done. We worked on the default.aspx – and it was a challenge because we had to bind the data correctly and show it correctly on the default.aspx page. The functionality was a copy from Volunteer/default.aspx We also tested

Today I added jQuery based validation in signup.aspx – which contained lot of code and it was challenge to get it all working together. But the best part was how clean the code looked – and how easy it would be to code other validation pages based on this one. Daniel figured out a neat

Today I was working on continuing the work on the jQuery validation plugin – finding different methods and creating custom ones. One of the major problems I had was getting the equalTo method working. Normally if you have <input type = "password" name = "pass" id = "pass1" /><input type = "password" name = "confirmpass"

In the lab meeting, we discussed the different issues that the design reviewers were talking about – and how to tackle them. I was looking at the validation that Daniel did in different pages. What he accomplished in a short while was really amazing, he used Jason’s validation.js code which had different validation methods like

Today was team meeting 8, the day after the design review. Me, John and Harsha were discussing about the design review – what we would need to implement next. First of all – I added the links to the site master like login, forgotpassword, admin, events etc because before you had to manually type the

Today, we had our design review. Me, Daniel, Jay and Jason were presenting. I was showing the screenshots of what we had accomplished in the past 8 weeks. Jason did the introduction. Daniel explained the Database diagrams and Jay did the use case diagrams. Overall the review was positive, we got to learn a lot

Me and Harsha had decided to redesign the current wise website – because for one we did not like the Flash based website. So we decided the split up the work – we got the structure header.html and footer.html. I worked on the pages which required custom css/html because Harsha was still learning that. Harsha