Time entry

[Peter Haworth]

Thank you so much for this Scott, just what I was looking for.  I'm  
liking the sliders better than the clock right now, perhaps because of  
my preconception of how I wanted to do this.

The code goes way beyond my Rev capabilities, so I do have to ask a  
couple of questions.

At line 13, you divide by 48.  I think 48 represents the number of 15  
minute intervals in the slider scale of 12 hours, is that right?  I  
may need something other than a 12 hour scale so just want to make  
sure I know how to adjust the code appropriately.

If I do adjust the scale to something other than 12 hours, would I  
need to change anything else in the code?

Thanks again for this!

Pete Haworth

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On Feb 22, 2010, at 4:21 AM, use-revolution-request at lists.runrev.com  
wrote:

>> This was a good interface challenge...
>>
>> Instead of using a standard slider, I think a dual slider would be  
>> a good
>> solution (but this might depend on the actual time constraints of  
>> your
>> "day").  Can't do this kind of thing with a stock slider however  
>> (you'd
>> need
>> two separate sliders).
>>
>> It also occurred to me that mini-calendars are the current de-facto
>> standard
>> for entering dates in forms, so how about a clock face for time  
>> entry?
>>
>> I posted an example online that shows both time entry options  
>> (don't ask me
>> to explain the math).  Execute the following in your Rev message box:
>>
>> go url "http://www.tactilemedia.com/download/timesettings.rev"
>>
>> Each set of controls relies on the behavior script that is present  
>> on the
>> right side of the stack.
>>
>> Maybe one of these could work.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Scott Rossi
>> Creative Director
>> Tactile Media, UX Design