brianburridge commented 10 years ago

Assignment 52

[x] Finish the jQuery class on Code School.
Use some jQuery in your application.js that does the following to your Conference Room Management app
[x] Remove the bootstrap table_striped class on your rooms table and use a traversing selector to apply a background color to the even rows.
[x] On the conference room show page, have a "Click to show square footage" link or button. When the user clicks this, the link/button is removed (using a this reference) and the square footage is shown. The square footage value should be in a data-sqfootage attribute of the element and the jQuery should use that value.
[x] Add functionality so when the users hovers over the name of your app in the nav, it changes to say "Home", indicating that when the user clicks that link it will take them home.
[x] On the ConferenceRoom index page, provide a button using a gylph icon that will show the conference room image(s) by sliding down a section below the row of that conference room. Clicking the icon again, will slide that section back up.
[x] Time to be creative and find a time and location on your web app to use jQuery animation.

venelrene commented 9 years ago

@brianburridge jQuery isn't my favorite thing to mess around with. If your not too busy can you take a look at why it doesn't seem to be loading?

venelrene commented 9 years ago

Hey @brianburridge i am getting this ExecJS::RuntimeError in Campuses#index error. I search to see how others solved this issues http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12520456/execjsruntimeerror-on-windows-trying-to-follow-rubytutorial

Two of the steps(Removing //= require_tree . or installing node/ therubyracer gem ) I took, both "ignored" the issue. My question is should I proceed to "modified runtimes.rb" because I later found out that all these issues where being discovered and fixed on window 8

brianburridge commented 9 years ago

Are you on windows now?

venelrene commented 9 years ago

@brianburridge no I don't ever see myself going back at this point

brianburridge commented 9 years ago

That coffeescript file is the problem (campuses.js). Currently you have regular javascript in there, not coffeescript. And also, the JS that is in there is broken (missing closing brackets and parenthesis). But you'll need to convert it to coffeescript as well.

venelrene commented 9 years ago

ok cool, I switch the JS in there and moved it to application to fulfill highlight the tap.

venelrene commented 9 years ago

@brianburridge done!!!

brianburridge commented 9 years ago

Can you identify what pages the jquery for 1, 4, and 5 is on? Although I see the code in your JS, I don't see in the app where those items are used.

venelrene commented 9 years ago

I think it should be in campus index. The jQuery code is in the apapplication.js I think.

venelrene commented 9 years ago

@brianburridge

brianburridge commented 9 years ago

I think you forgot to push to Heroku.

venelrene commented 9 years ago

hahaha oops, sorry about that....hold on

venelrene commented 9 years ago

@brianburridge ok good to go?

brianburridge commented 9 years ago

There it is! :smile:

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Assignment 52 #58

Assignment 52

Use some jQuery in your application.js that does the following to your Conference Room Management app