spencer-weston/diabetes

diabetes's Issues

Action After Form Submission

The form should return to the form submission page after a form is submitted

Facebook and Yahoo Anwsers

All invalidd data inputs should be submitted to Yahoo answers for clarification. Also, we link to your personal facebook account often for no specific reason. For example, if they say cow, let them know where the nearest farm is, so they can buy future cows (Or cow futures). And we viciously steal their bank account info in the process. Social Security Number specifically b/c it's how we get to know people. STart a religion. acebook account often for no specific reason. For example, if they say cow, let them know where the nearest farm is, so they can buy future cows (Or cow futures). And we viciously steal their bank account info in the process. Social Security Number specifically b/c it's how we get to know people. STart a religion.

Multiple Form Submit

As of now, each form (BG, food, insulin) submits independently. It's redundant and awful design. Obviously, we need a submit button that will handle all forms simultaneously. It should not submit empty fields. It should handle fields with user data. Reading around, it sounds like we need stuff like Jquery and/or Ajax to do this?

A couple other form related notes:

1. We need input checks/evaluation
2. We need to decide how to handle data submission. This will be fluid as we transition to a AWS database, but do we have multiple csv's (bg.csv, food.csv, etc.) and merge those into a single source, or do we handle the merging on submission.
3. As we move the data into tables, we need to figure out how to handle time between submissions. If we add a row for every minute, we will end up with 1000's of empty cells. Perhaps that's appropriate, perhaps not. When we're ready, I'll get with my old stats professor to discuss this.

Create Time Field

Add a time field to our form. If no time is specified, initialize it to the current time.

Basal Program Submission

In an insulin pump, there is a constant background basal rate which may change over the course of the day. For example, I have something like .6 IU(international units) of insulin from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. then .8 IU from 7:01 a.m. to 9:59 p.m.

Send date/time with form

I think our best approach right now is to have a datetime-local input in our form and set it's default value to the current time. That way, a user can specify a time in the past as well for logging late information.

Here's a rough snippet I've come up with to help.

First, the form input element:

<input type="datetime-local" id="time-input" name="time">

And later in the code, to set the default value to now:

<script>
var s = new Date().toISOString();
document.getElementById("time-input").defaultValue = s.slice(0, -5);
// NOTE: the slice was used to convert from the ISO string I was getting to a format used by the HTML element
// I'm not sure the ISO string format I was getting is always gauranteed across browsers
// This seems to work for me but should be flagged as something to change later to make sure it always works
</script>