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That's what I get for doing this while sick.
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Surround the date event and time entry duplication in a timeout. We
need to wait for the select boxes to be filled in before we can
duplicate the time entries, so wait a conservative amount of time to
ensure the first entry is filled in before duplicating it.
The date event listener is also part of this timeout as it fires an
event on load without user interaction. We don't care about that
initial event.
Our date listener will listen for changes to the first time entry's
date field and automatically fill in the four duplicated entries with
subsequent dates increasing by 1 for each entry. This allows us to
select a Monday for the first time entry and have the rest of the week
automatically filled in for us.
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Create four copies of the first entry to fill out a five day week.
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Doing so properly fills in these boxes, leaving them time to populate
their options asynchronously.
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Remove our timeouts for the moment to focus on getting the Module
select box populated.
Fire a change event on the Project select box using the technique
and code described here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2856513/how-can-i-trigger-an-onchange-event-manually/2856602#2856602
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Rough approach at filling in the first row in the form. Trouble is
that the "module" select box doesn't get populated until the
"project" select box receives click/selection event.
Will need to figure out a way around that.
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