I've started making the Xizi web pages more presentable and it turned out that it wasn't so hard to do.
Here's the login page:
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(You'll never guess where I got the font from) |
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(Placeholder graphics for now) |
You will perhaps notice that the FitnessApplication box shows a list of events that have occurred. This is an implementation of a timeline style history record that will be accessible if required. In this case, the timeline records are created by a Subscription Event that fires when an Instance is added. I wrote the event in a stored IronPython script, but it could just as well be in a .Net assembly too.
Along the way I fixed a few things and created a bunch more. Xizi.Client now transfers parameters via HTTP headers rather than on query string, as a date written in Universal Time was somehow getting a plus-sign stripped. As a part of that, all HTTP headers are now added in to the Asura.Web Context object as parameters automatically. I've also added a new Request behaviour - PreRender, which makes sure things like the User object are added to the Context.ControlState automatically and so will be available to the Razor templates.
Very pleased with progress and it's great to have something a bit more visual to work with.