chromium-status: tighten up the Who/When columns

trunk/tools/chromium-status/templates/main.html

Index: trunk/tools/chromium-status/templates/main.html
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--- trunk/tools/chromium-status/templates/main.html	(revision 232630)
+++ trunk/tools/chromium-status/templates/main.html	(working copy)
@@ -26,14 +26,14 @@
   <table border="1" cellpadding="5">
   <tr bgcolor="#CCCCFF">
     <td><b>Who</b></td>
-    <td><b>When</b></td>
+    <td><b>When (UTC)</b></td>

[cmp, 2013/11/02 22:46:55]

We want this to be local time for people rather than UTC.  If you have cycles to
make that change here, that would be cool.

[vapier, 2013/11/02 22:48:36]

yeah, i agree with that entirely.  i've been pondering how to make it happen,
but i'm not strong in appengine foo atm, so i've been polishing other bits
first.

[vapier, 2013/11/03 18:17:16]

in looking at docs online, i don't think this can be done sanely on the server
side.  i've implemented it client side in javascript and that logic is pretty
easy to pull off.

[cmp, 2013/11/03 19:34:50]

We'll end up wanting to implement it on the server-side at some point, but a
client-side solution is a great way to hold us over for now if it means we'll
have this addressed at least in the short term.  Thanks.

     <td><b>Message</b></td>
   </tr>
   {% for a_status in status %}
     <tr class="{{ a_status.general_state }}">
-      <td>{{ a_status.username }}</td>
-      <td>{{ a_status.date|date:"D M d, H:i T " }}</td>
-      <td>{{ a_status.message }}</td>
+      <td class="username">{{ a_status.username }}</td>
+      <td class="date">{{ a_status.date|date:"D, d M H:i" }}</td>
+      <td class="message">{{ a_status.message }}</td>
     </tr>
   {% endfor %}