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Posted by: Justin Long on Monday, 14 Dec, 2009 at 04:39
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Justin Long has released a great field type that assist in creating a powerful Calender or Time Tracking area on your site. This fieldtype allows for the user to easily select a time from a jQuery based pop up. This allows for consistent time formatting through out the site and removes errors from misformatting. In this video I will start from the installation of the Field Type and we will go through the setup and creating the proper tags in the template to properly use the Field Type. I will aslo go over many of the problems that I see happening on the Forums and Twitter and will go though best of techniques. I will als go through and show you of some sites that are using this field type in creative and inspireing ways. The final part of the video will go through build a calender to build for an events weblog.
TRJL Time Selector - An Overview
Developed by: Justin Long
Developer's Homepage: http://therealjustinlong.com
The TRJL Time Selector cost $0.00 and works on ExpressionEngine Version: 1.6.8.
You can purchase the 4:28 minute full length video of TRJL Time Selector for $1. After you complete the checkout process you will be given access to the video to either stream or download along with accompanying source files. You will also be able to leave comments and questions.
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