I'm a web-loving, webapp maker kinda guy. Here are a few things I have created for my employers, my freelancing projects and my own personal projects

Posts tagged ‘Reports’

A dashboard full of charts and reports.

Our new dashboard feature was presented at our annual conference, Project Flow 2011, to rave reviews! Project managers and executives who use our web-based software once had to scour through several charts and reports to see the information they need for the day. However, with the new dashboard design, most of the essential information can be seen on one screen.

The charts are generated using a 3rd Party add-on called ChartFX.Net from SoftwareFX. I used jQuery to populate the widgets with data. jQuery was also used to display enlarged widgets in a modal dialog box. All the widgets were generated with ASP.Net code.

*update: The dashboard feature was officially released to clients on Dec 13, 2012.

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ASP.Net, jQuery

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A web-based chart made only with HTML? No way?

This chart was made with only HTML!

What do you do when you need to make a report with bar charts, columns of data, panning dates, expandable sub-rows, and absolutely with no plugins are allowed? You do it in HTML, of course. This… was my task.

Because we have clients who are part of the US government and have very strict rules on what is allowed to be installed on government computers, I had to come up with a way to fulfilled specs without the use of any plugins. I was able to accomplish this feat with alot of DHTML and Javascript. I don’t believe there is any other report on the planet that looks like this.

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ASP Classic, HTML, Javascript

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