Saturday, October 30, 2010

Continuing with tickets.

Today, I followed the work that Iadir started in the tickets section. The main advance that I made was keep doing the translation from the Event code to the Ticket code. We can do this because in general both sections have the same functionality. That is why I worked in the views archive from Tickets. I did not test it yet, so it is only a beta of the final idea. The changes can be seen in the modifyTickets method. It is pretty similar to the modifyEvent method.

After doing this, I started to make a research for the next steps. These steps will be developing the creation of the range of the tickets. The user should be able to determine a range, and the system should create tickets taking in consideration this range. To make this possible, I look at some functions in Django and how to handle arrays or lists.

I found some interesting links:

- http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2322739/django-array-or-list-output (How to print or show arrays/lists).

- http://stackoverflow.com/questions/739942/how-to-pass-an-array-in-django-to-a-template-and-use-it-with-javascript (How to pass an array from Django to a template. This could be useful when using JavaScript).

- http://efreedom.com/Question/1-3636930/Data-Arrays-Django-Model (A question about using arrays, could be useful for doubts that could surge later).

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