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The Priority List is the result of some experiments I did in order to explore a few of those cool jQuery plugins. At my work were using a priority list to track what should be done and in what order. It was however a manual cut and paste task to administrate the list, which existed in our Media Wiki.

By making use of the ContextMenu plugin and the jEditable plugin, I have tried to make a priority list that is as easy to administrate as possible. By right-clicking on a user, you change the owner of a task from the appearing menu, and by just clicking on a task description it can be changed and saved. Everything is of course stored in a DB on the server.

The server used is Yaws which means that the code is written in Erlang. The tables are made sortable by making use of the excellent TableSorter plugin. The Tooltip plugin of course takes care of the tooltips. The About and Admin windows are using the awesome jqModal plugin. Finally, the nice curved corners are made by the amazing jQuery-Corner plugin.

If you would like to play with the code, then you first need Erlang and Yaws. For example, on Debian they can be installed as: 

    # apt-get install erlang yaws
Then you'll need to checkout the code and set it up: 
    # svn co svn://tornkvist.org/tpl/trunk tpl

    # cd tpl; make; ./bin/tpl -x; ./bin/tpl -d

Now point your browser to: http://localhost:8383/

TPL Admin

user 1

Also include fixed tasks in the priority list!

Only show a particular owner in the result.

Export in either MediWiki or CSV format.

Import data, either in MediWiki format or CSV format.

OwnerPrioDescription
putte4foohhh
ruslan5Mojselimojs
putte2testing aginkkkk
masse2another test