Ken Johnson a599ca9862 so now, when you add a PTO scheduled date, the calendar on your PTO page automatically updates to show this event :-)

2013-05-31 10:31:35 -04:00

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admin_controller.rb

assigned a user id, does not "appear" to have screwed anything up

2013-05-24 15:25:06 -04:00

application_controller.rb

assigned a user id, does not "appear" to have screwed anything up

2013-05-24 15:25:06 -04:00

dashboard_controller.rb

added an administrative method intended to be used as a before filter within the application controller as well as an is_admin? method

2013-05-16 17:56:31 -04:00

paid_time_off_controller.rb

made some big changes here. The schedule had a has_one relationship with the PTO model. That is a problem since we only get one result back. meaning, a user cant have multiple scheduled events. This has been fixed with the use of has_many within the PTO model. Now, in relation to the PTO section, the next changes to happen are to be a fully functional create action that allows an event to be schedule, the form and controller has already been created. Umm, also, a calendar has been added and when we get the results back from a call to the create event action we will update that calendar. Think that is about it for now

2013-05-28 12:48:35 -04:00

retirement_controller.rb

moving in the right direction

2013-05-24 19:51:09 -04:00

schedule_controller.rb

so now, when you add a PTO scheduled date, the calendar on your PTO page automatically updates to show this event :-)

2013-05-31 10:31:35 -04:00

sessions_controller.rb

normalize

2013-05-30 16:05:03 -04:00

tutorials_controller.rb

awesome. now we show code snippets in a much better way. Peeps who add to the tutorials will need to enclose code w/ <pre class="ruby></pre>

2013-05-23 15:18:39 -04:00

users_controller.rb

assigned a user id, does not "appear" to have screwed anything up

2013-05-24 15:25:06 -04:00