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Haineault
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Haineault is a developer who writes about jQuery plugins like timepickr, web performance, Flash and open source forking.
What HN saysHN commenters link his jQuery timepickr plugin as a time-picker option, and one notes English isn't his first language.
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matclayton · 2009-08-20
Thanks really great feedback, much appreciated.
1. The Time Picker isn't mine, its a open source JQuery Plugin http://haineault.com/media/jquery/ui-timepickr/page/
2. We are working on the Invite Friends/Promote code still, which is why there is a kink in the workflow at the moment, by the time its done, it will all make much more sense.
3. Printable Tickets are planned, actually investigating using moo.com api or something similar, but won't be doing these in the near future.
4. Reserved Tickets are due out next
5. Templates, in due course.
6. No plans to customize the Email at the moment, but we are certainly considering a white label solution which would allow this.
7. Ticket id's aren't customisable, but adding them to the CSV would make a lot of sense, will certainly do that.
I wouldn't be doing it if I didn't think we could make this profitable, hope that is enough of an answer :)
Thanks for the great feedback much to ponder, and will certainly adjust the feature list accordingly.
Mat
IgorPartola · 2010-04-08
Pair that with the jQuery timepickr: http://haineault.com/media/jquery/ui-timepickr/page/
It's not bad with the year and the month view. I would have the year slide left and right, not just switch because that makes it look like nothing happened at first.
The actual date picker is a bit awkward since it's not a traditional calendar. It's a lot easier to figure out whether the 7th of the month is a Tuesday or a Wednesday by seeing which column it's in rather than what is written underneath it. That way you would have a much cleaner view as well.
pmjordan · 2008-04-16
Give him some credit, English isn't his first language:
http://haineault.com/about/