Alter Search behavior to update Summary View when project and date inputs change. #34
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This change causes the Summary view to update when: * The Project dropdown changes * The start date changes * The end date changes This allows users to change the summary view without the extra Search button click. This change also alters how the related HTML elements are discovered in the DOM. Each element is queried before event execution, which means they do not need to be queried every time the Search events fire.
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This change causes the Summary view to update when:
This allows users to change the summary view without the extra Search button click.
This change also alters how the related HTML elements are discovered in the DOM. Each element is queried before event execution, which means they do not need to be queried every time the Search events fire.
This PR does not update all DOM queries to only query once. Only the date/project inputs (the ones related to this PR) have been updated.