* stupidtable.js:

* jquery.tablesorter.js:
* jquery.tablesorter.min.js: now using "stupid table", that fixes the
  row additions and deletions

* ChooseADate.aspx: Page to choose a date between valid candidates

* YavscModel.csproj:
* FreeDate.cs: a free date

* FrontOfficeApiController.cs: cleanning using clauses

* FrontOfficeController.cs: - cleanning using clauses
- check user role before editing the model object

* GoogleController.cs: view "ChooseADate" in successfull response to
  "DateQuery"


* WorkFlowController.cs: check user's role to drop the estimate.

* Estimate.aspx: * now using "stupid table", that fixes the row
  additions and deletions.
* the user interface more intuitive at row deletion 

* DateQuery.aspx: changed the query parameters

* Web.csproj: google date + stupidtable - tablesorter

* IContentProvider.cs: cleaned an unused "using" clause

* WorkFlowManager.cs: cleanning spaces
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// Stupid jQuery table plugin.
(function($) {
$.fn.stupidtable = function(sortFns) {
return this.each(function() {
var $table = $(this);
sortFns = sortFns || {};
sortFns = $.extend({}, $.fn.stupidtable.default_sort_fns, sortFns);
$table.data('sortFns', sortFns);
$table.on("click.stupidtable", "thead th", function() {
$(this).stupidsort();
});
});
};
// Expects $("#mytable").stupidtable() to have already been called.
// Call on a table header.
$.fn.stupidsort = function(force_direction){
var $this_th = $(this);
var th_index = 0; // we'll increment this soon
var dir = $.fn.stupidtable.dir;
var $table = $this_th.closest("table");
var datatype = $this_th.data("sort") || null;
// No datatype? Nothing to do.
if (datatype === null) {
return;
}
// Account for colspans
$this_th.parents("tr").find("th").slice(0, $(this).index()).each(function() {
var cols = $(this).attr("colspan") || 1;
th_index += parseInt(cols,10);
});
var sort_dir;
if(arguments.length == 1){
sort_dir = force_direction;
}
else{
sort_dir = force_direction || $this_th.data("sort-default") || dir.ASC;
if ($this_th.data("sort-dir"))
sort_dir = $this_th.data("sort-dir") === dir.ASC ? dir.DESC : dir.ASC;
}
$table.trigger("beforetablesort", {column: th_index, direction: sort_dir});
// More reliable method of forcing a redraw
$table.css("display");
// Run sorting asynchronously on a timout to force browser redraw after
// `beforetablesort` callback. Also avoids locking up the browser too much.
setTimeout(function() {
// Gather the elements for this column
var column = [];
var sortFns = $table.data('sortFns');
var sortMethod = sortFns[datatype];
var trs = $table.children("tbody").children("tr");
// Extract the data for the column that needs to be sorted and pair it up
// with the TR itself into a tuple. This way sorting the values will
// incidentally sort the trs.
trs.each(function(index,tr) {
var $e = $(tr).children().eq(th_index);
var sort_val = $e.data("sort-value");
// Store and read from the .data cache for display text only sorts
// instead of looking through the DOM every time
if(typeof(sort_val) === "undefined"){
var txt = $e.text();
$e.data('sort-value', txt);
sort_val = txt;
}
column.push([sort_val, tr]);
});
// Sort by the data-order-by value
column.sort(function(a, b) { return sortMethod(a[0], b[0]); });
if (sort_dir != dir.ASC)
column.reverse();
// Replace the content of tbody with the sorted rows. Strangely
// enough, .append accomplishes this for us.
trs = $.map(column, function(kv) { return kv[1]; });
$table.children("tbody").append(trs);
// Reset siblings
$table.find("th").data("sort-dir", null).removeClass("sorting-desc sorting-asc");
$this_th.data("sort-dir", sort_dir).addClass("sorting-"+sort_dir);
$table.trigger("aftertablesort", {column: th_index, direction: sort_dir});
$table.css("display");
}, 10);
return $this_th;
};
// Call on a sortable td to update its value in the sort. This should be the
// only mechanism used to update a cell's sort value. If your display value is
// different from your sort value, use jQuery's .text() or .html() to update
// the td contents, Assumes stupidtable has already been called for the table.
$.fn.updateSortVal = function(new_sort_val){
var $this_td = $(this);
if($this_td.is('[data-sort-value]')){
// For visual consistency with the .data cache
$this_td.attr('data-sort-value', new_sort_val);
}
$this_td.data("sort-value", new_sort_val);
return $this_td;
};
// ------------------------------------------------------------------
// Default settings
// ------------------------------------------------------------------
$.fn.stupidtable.dir = {ASC: "asc", DESC: "desc"};
$.fn.stupidtable.default_sort_fns = {
"int": function(a, b) {
return parseInt(a, 10) - parseInt(b, 10);
},
"float": function(a, b) {
return parseFloat(a) - parseFloat(b);
},
"string": function(a, b) {
return a.localeCompare(b);
},
"string-ins": function(a, b) {
a = a.toLocaleLowerCase();
b = b.toLocaleLowerCase();
return a.localeCompare(b);
}
};
})(jQuery);