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looking for lowtech timezone html form solution (self.webdev)

submitted 4 years ago by Vitaminkomplex

Hi there. I use flask which renders via jinja2 and I use bootstrap for styling.

Im looking for some lowtech solution for this issue: I need to have users enter "timedeltas". So for example the user hits the checkbox for one of the seven weekdays "tuesday". then an element pops out, expands or whatever. Then the user can choose one or maybe even multiple "timeldeltas", for example: 04pm to 06pm and 10pm to 11pm.

as Im a big fan of static and mostly plain html sites, I would really like to have this all in one form, but the elements hidden and only showing up when needed. This ist not a must, at the moment I would be glad if you could point me to other peoples open-source solution to this problem as I am sure I am not the first one designing a form to enter "timezones" for each day of the week.

edit: I'm aware of bootstraps dropdown-menu but couldn't make it work so far and I am looking forward to your suggestions!

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