This version has been superseded by a later revision here
This timecard tool seeks to provide a quick way to convert and calculate work hours.
I wrote it to keep track of my own work hours and I still use it.
Use at your own risk.
For example, if it calculates something incorrectly due to a bug, you are ultimately responsible to sanity check the results (but if you find bugs, please let me know--lets squash those!)
Thanks for the feedback and suggestions. Going forward, I'll try to make edits as time permits.
Instructions: (scenario based, to illustrate some time-saving features)
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Press ALT-11 to jump to the first input on row 1.
Enter "8" and press TAB2 until the cursor appears in the ending hour (3 times)
Enter "5" and press TAB
Enter the hours and minutes for a lunch break which are not covered time.
Repeat these steps for row 2, 3, and so on.
As you move through the fields the totals for the row will auto-calculate.
As you move through the rows, the aggregated totals will update and display as Total Hrs.
Notes:
1
The underlined characters imply a short-cut key which can make data-entry faster by reducing movement between the mouse and keyboard to navigate the form fields.
These are accessed by pressing ALT plus the underlined key.
If you use Firefox you need to press SHIFT-ALT-1, they just needed to be different I guess.
When you see the same key underlined more than once, the short-cut should move sequentially through the fields sharing that key.
2
TAB moves the cursor to the "next" input field. SHIFT-TAB moves the cursor to the "previous" input field.
misc
CTRL-A selects/highlights all text in the current input field.
More lines. (Went from 5 lines... the standard work week I was using when I wrote this, to 14 days based on various input... basically two full weeks based on a seven day week.)
Less focus on the how-to aspect of writing of this app. (At inception the focus of this project was to demonstrate JavaScript programming techniques, but given that the app has merit without the learning component--and that audience is probably different, I'm working to isolate the functionalities so we can extend this more readily going forward.)
