redesign the look and feel - save point.-cart editing is done by clicking individual assessments rather than doing them in batches.-cart status is shown in the search results (but still need a refresh for after adding cart items from search...)
improve clarity of the available cart actions by:-hiding/showing the logical options for a given screen (only allowed to remove when viewing the cart)-refresh when cart changes - more positive feedback that pushing buttons actually did something.
make "add to cart" more obvious (with icon, too!)
refresh the entire cart view when modifications are made.add icons to many of the control features (download, remove...)
added Scriptaculous effects to many of the ajax calls.neat-o!
can now select and save metadata fields from a document and use them when merging across documents in the "cart"
[optionally] view assessment details from within results set
rearrange pages, search features, etc...
added place holders for structured search fields
refactor search methods into common search.js file.start on making ajax-based search from the index page.state of things: now merging across assessments and including question-level metadata
use the generalized (and now built-in) data query mechanism for downloading "merged" data.
adjust xpaths to match changes to edml/qti output by FirstMorpho
add support for selecting records for only one question from a set of one or more assessment response data files
add CSV download as an option for retrieving datasets.NOTE: depends on opencsv jar in the /first project...
add ability to retrieve response data using datamanager lib (note that this requires both the datamanager.jar and firstMetacatIntegration.jar from /eml and /first modules respectively...)yes, this is more ajax...and still mostly Proof Of Concept-ish
get the ajax-specific first skins organized with some better naming.these essentially provide a pointer to custom resultset style sheets so that we can just use Ajax.Updater from prototype and inject the returned html.they do rely on the first skin (which makes it nice for changing the look and feel - not a bunch of css files lying around messing things up, etc...).