nickyboy
Legacy Member
All,
I have table which is build in .net, dynamically (server side), which shows me an overview of all people that need to work on a specific day for a specific area.
A list is fine, but I would like to visualize this for users. I have multiple working area's and up to 20 people working per working area per day, so putting it all into an outlook style calender overview is useless as it will become to complicated.
I now had the idea to add a HR per entry (tr) which would correspond to the hours they need to work. (some like a range bar)
you can download the image from my dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ou3noseaf16xdbl/rangebar hr.png
Attached the screenshot where i added the green lines in paint, to show what i'm trying to achieve. (The table is in Dutch but you can easily see what the working hours are)
I've been googling trying to find a control for a single range bar, but i haven't realy found anything. Based on my google results, i'm now looking at creating a HR (maybe within a div) and come up with some formula to put it in the correct spot (horizontally)
Does anybode know if such a control (preferrably in .net) exists or how to do this with an HR I'm already aware of the CSS options of an HR
I have table which is build in .net, dynamically (server side), which shows me an overview of all people that need to work on a specific day for a specific area.
A list is fine, but I would like to visualize this for users. I have multiple working area's and up to 20 people working per working area per day, so putting it all into an outlook style calender overview is useless as it will become to complicated.
I now had the idea to add a HR per entry (tr) which would correspond to the hours they need to work. (some like a range bar)
you can download the image from my dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ou3noseaf16xdbl/rangebar hr.png
Attached the screenshot where i added the green lines in paint, to show what i'm trying to achieve. (The table is in Dutch but you can easily see what the working hours are)
I've been googling trying to find a control for a single range bar, but i haven't realy found anything. Based on my google results, i'm now looking at creating a HR (maybe within a div) and come up with some formula to put it in the correct spot (horizontally)
Does anybode know if such a control (preferrably in .net) exists or how to do this with an HR I'm already aware of the CSS options of an HR