Monthly Chronicler Primer Tutorial
We’ve got a new web application for you today. We’re calling it a “Monthly Chronicler”, which is a web application like a “Calendar” or “Planner” or “Diary”, where the user can personalize the entries according to a date, with whatever information they want.
This idea is of limited applicability unless it is a bit accountable, and at this first draft, the accountability comes in the form of saving a user’s personalized data into HTTP Cookie data form. As you might know from online shopping experience that you have, the use of HTTP Cookies can mean a web application can resume another call of the web application and load in your previous data, ideal for a “Monthly Chronicler”.Other features are …
- use of HTML details/summary element pairing (to allow for display. or not, of previously entered data) … nesting …
- use of HTML div contenteditable=”true” (for ease of user editing purposes)
Join us trying it out at monthly_chronicler.html‘s live run link. With such a web application it can suit being a web browser’s home page to …
- just show you your calendar of entries for the current year ( https://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/HTMLCSS/monthly_chronicler.html )
- highlight today’s date on the “monthly chronicler” ( https://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/HTMLCSS/monthly_chronicler.html?today=y )
- click today’s date ready for you to “diarise” ( https://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/HTMLCSS/monthly_chronicler.html?clicktoday=y )
- show a previous year’s activities ( https://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/HTMLCSS/monthly_chronicler.html?year=2017 )
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