time-tracking | A simple time tracking web application | Frontend Framework library

I am trying to find a way to clear this form on submit, nothing i have tried has helped. I would appreciate any insight as to what I am doing wrong!

I have tried adding resets and onClick events to set the data back to initial values, but nothing I do seems to work.

FormJr.js

I have a table component that I am trying to populate from Firebase. I have 3 fields that need to populate: Name Date Comment

I need it to add a row for each entry, I have already added the pivot successfully.

When I attempt to populate the table, i get undefined instead of the actual entries....

index.js

I am trying to post name from state to firebase, and keep getting status 405.

I have tried changing how i import and send the data, but I cannot figure out where I am going wrong.

Index.js:

In my time-tracking add-in I need to know how long the user has been writing his email. For the READ mode there is dateTimeCreated. But that field does not exist in COMPOSE mode.

What I want:

1. User writes his email
2. Before he sends it, he opens the add-in taskpane. The add-in automatically calculates the time the user has been composing the email and shows this time on the screen: like

var time = new Date() - Office.context.mailbox.item.dateTimeCreated

This won't work obviously because dateTimeCreated does not exist in the compose mode, but just so you get the idea...

Any idea on how to achieve this? Some alternatives?

I created a web page, tracked with Google's gtag.js, and I added a timing event using the syntax as per docs:

I'm running IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate 2017.1 (Build #IU-171.3780.107, built on March 22, 2017) on Linux.

According to the docs there should be a Time Management tool window available in Tools > Tool Windows > Time Tracking

However, I'm not seeing this option in the menu. The "task management" and "time tracking" plugins are installed and Time Tracking is enabled. Does anyone know why the window is missing? I'd like to be able to report my time spent on tasks.

For my time-tracking app, I'm storing time entries in an array of objects each looking like this:

I've got a time-tracking sheet web-app where each row represents a user in the database and each column has an input field where the user will put in their amount of hours worked for that specific day. A fiddle to show you what it looks like: https://jsfiddle.net/L5u1fc0a/138/

Basically, how can I make sure that I only send new data to the database. I wish to (obviously) display current values in the table, and I'm fetching that data and storing it in a Vue v-model (see worklogs in the fiddle) - this data in worklogs is what populates the table. My issue is that I don't know how to handle additional hours. If a user adds another hour at a specific date and hits "Update" (in the fiddle, "Save"), it'll send the entire worklogs data value which holds all current values + the new one, so if someone were to add only one input, it'll still send everything in the worklogsobject. In the fiddle, if you enter a new value somewhere and hit the "Save" button, you can see my array updateDatapopulating all existing values as well - how can I only send the newly updated values to the database?

For example, can I create a PWA under example.com/todo-app, another one under example.com/time-tracking-app, and have each as a completely separate app that can be "installed" with a different icon on the home screen, have its own separate notifications, etc.?