Javascript results

Huw2 · 29 July 2015 11:16

Hi Colin,

I do not recall the 'effect' you created. But I have found another

script you wrote back 2009 for rotating through a set of
information/results.

Kind regards,
Huw

···

On 28/07/2015 19:48, Colin Jenkins
[sailwave] wrote:

colin@sailwave.com

Hi All,

            A year or 2 ago I wrote a javascript "effect" that
just showed an index to the published tables and then
showed each table when you clicked on it. Does anybody
have a copy of it? Or a link on the web to some results
that used it. I’ve lost it

Cheers,

Colin J

http://sailwave.com

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ColinJenkins · 29 July 2015 11:28

Hi Huw,

Thanks for that, but not it. This was last year I think. It was a prototype ‘effect’ (i.e. selectable when publishing) that we were going to add to the repertoire (such as it is) - probably called ‘matrix’ or word(s) to that effect - I posted a link to an example but like a twat I published to the Sailwave results folder as test.htm and any number of folk have had the same idea for a great filename since.

It was a significant chunk of Javascript. Essentially it read all the HTML tables from the page into a data structure then replaced the page with a matrix of links and when you clicked a link it showed that table, e.g.:-

Cats | Overall | R1 | R2 | R3

Monos | Overall | R1 | R2 | R3

That sort of thing…

···

On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 12:16 PM, Huw Pearce huw.pearce@bcs.org.uk [sailwave] sailwave@yahoogroups.com wrote:

Hi Colin,
I do not recall the 'effect' you created. But I have found another
script you wrote back 2009 for rotating through a set of
information/results.
Kind regards,
Huw

  On 28/07/2015 19:48, Colin Jenkins
colin@sailwave.com [sailwave] wrote:

Hi All,

            A year or 2 ago I wrote a javascript "effect" that
just showed an index to the published tables and then
showed each table when you clicked on it. Does anybody
have a copy of it? Or a link on the web to some results
that used it. I’ve lost it

Cheers,

Colin J

http://sailwave.com

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Cheers,

Colin J

Huw2 · 29 July 2015 11:59

Hi Colin,

You may be saved ;-) I have searched through my Sailwave email

archives and found an email to the SUG from you dated 12th April
2013; here is the text of that message and the link still works :
I hope it is what you were looking for.
Kind regards,
Huw

···

=-O

Hi Calum/William

I’ve reuploaded the demo:-

                           bit primitive visually but has

potential*

                           i need to talk with Jon to get it in
its not a case of just adding the
effect - i need to slightly tweak the
way that styles are included as i recall
and tweak all the factory plates. but
essentially yes - ill be in it and can
be evolved fomr there.*

Cheers,

Colin J

   On 29/07/2015 12:28, Colin Jenkins

[sailwave] wrote:

Hi Huw,

            Thanks for that, but not it.  This was last year I
think. It was a prototype ‘effect’ (i.e. selectable
when publishing) that we were going to add to the
repertoire (such as it is) - probably called ‘matrix’ or
word(s) to that effect - I posted a link to an example
but like a twat I published to the Sailwave results
folder as test.htm and any number of folk have had the
same idea for a great filename since.

            It was a significant chunk of Javascript. 
Essentially it read all the HTML tables from the page
into a data structure then replaced the page with a
matrix of links and when you clicked a link it showed
that table, e.g.:-

Cats | Overall | R1 | R2 | R3

Monos | Overall | R1 | R2 | R3

That sort of thing…

Cheers,

Colin J

http://sailwave.com

            On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 12:16 PM,
Huw Pearce huw.pearce@bcs.org.uk
[sailwave] <>
wrote:
Hi Colin,
                        I do not recall the 'effect' you created.
But I have found another script you wrote
back 2009 for rotating through a set of
information/results.
                        Kind regards,
                        Huw

On 28/07/2015 19:48, Colin Jenkins
[sailwave] wrote:

Hi All,

                              A year or 2 ago I wrote a
javascript “effect” that just showed
an index to the published tables and
then showed each table when you
clicked on it. Does anybody have a
copy of it? Or a link on the web to
some results that used it. I’ve lost
it

Cheers,

Colin J

http://sailwave.com

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http://www.sailwave.com/results/cjmtest.htm#http://amazon.co.uk?tag=sailwave-21 colin@sailwave.com
sailwave@yahoogroups.comcolin@sailwave.com

ColinJenkins · 29 July 2015 12:31

Awesome, thanks Huw

I’ve extracted the relevant code from *http://www.sailwave.com/results/cjmtest.htm# *into an effect file for safe-keeping. I think effects can be used to great, well, effect and as I’m doing some scoring again for MYC, I intend to gradually build up a library. I’ll post them on my blog and then if Jon wants to use any in the install he can do so. Currently there are some buglets in Sailwave that need fixing when using more than one effect, which hopefully between us we can resolve soon. I’ve emailed Jon the details.

Thanks again.

···

On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 12:59 PM, Huw Pearce huw.pearce@bcs.org.uk [sailwave] sailwave@yahoogroups.com wrote:

Hi Colin,
You may be saved ;-) I have searched through my Sailwave email
archives and found an email to the SUG from you dated 12th April
2013; here is the text of that message and the link still works =-O :

Hi Calum/William

I’ve reuploaded the demo:-

http://www.sailwave.com/results/cjmtest.htm#

                           bit primitive visually but has

potential*

                           i need to talk with Jon to get it in
its not a case of just adding the
effect - i need to slightly tweak the
way that styles are included as i recall
and tweak all the factory plates. but
essentially yes - ill be in it and can
be evolved fomr there.*

Cheers,

Colin J

http://amazon.co.uk?tag=sailwave-21
I hope it is what you were looking for.

Kind regards,

Huw


  On 29/07/2015 12:28, Colin Jenkins
colin@sailwave.com [sailwave] wrote:

Hi Huw,

            Thanks for that, but not it.  This was last year I
think. It was a prototype ‘effect’ (i.e. selectable
when publishing) that we were going to add to the
repertoire (such as it is) - probably called ‘matrix’ or
word(s) to that effect - I posted a link to an example
but like a twat I published to the Sailwave results
folder as test.htm and any number of folk have had the
same idea for a great filename since.

            It was a significant chunk of Javascript. 
Essentially it read all the HTML tables from the page
into a data structure then replaced the page with a
matrix of links and when you clicked a link it showed
that table, e.g.:-

Cats | Overall | R1 | R2 | R3

Monos | Overall | R1 | R2 | R3

That sort of thing…

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Cheers,

Colin J

Cheers,

Colin J

http://tablesorter.com/docs/http://www.kryogenix.org/code/browser/sorttable/

            On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 12:16 PM,

Huw Pearce huw.pearce@bcs.org.uk
[sailwave] sailwave@yahoogroups.com
wrote:

Hi Colin,
                        I do not recall the 'effect' you created.
But I have found another script you wrote
back 2009 for rotating through a set of
information/results.
                        Kind regards,
                        Huw

On 28/07/2015 19:48, Colin Jenkins colin@sailwave.com
[sailwave] wrote:

Hi All,

                              A year or 2 ago I wrote a
javascript “effect” that just showed
an index to the published tables and
then showed each table when you
clicked on it. Does anybody have a
copy of it? Or a link on the web to
some results that used it. I’ve lost
it

Cheers,

Colin J

http://sailwave.com

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Huw2 · 29 July 2015 12:56

Hi Colin,

My archives have some uses and the fact you had used another name

was the main factor.

Something I would like to see and others have asked is the ability

to click on column headers to sort on that column and/or other
columns by CTL-click. I have experimented with TableSorter
() and SortTable
().
I have managed at some point to get one of theme working but not
reliably and consistently. My preference is TableSorter as it looks
more polished but that is the one I think I did not get working.
Anyway pleased to have been of help.
Kind regards,
Huw

···

   On 29/07/2015 13:31, Colin Jenkins

[sailwave] wrote:

Awesome, thanks Huw

I’ve extracted the relevant code from * * into
an effect file for safe-keeping. I think effects can be
used to great, well, effect and as I’m doing some
scoring again for MYC, I intend to gradually build up a
library. I’ll post them on my blog and then if Jon
wants to use any in the install he can do so. Currently
there are some buglets in Sailwave that need fixing when
using more than one effect, which hopefully between us
we can resolve soon. I’ve emailed Jon the details.

Thanks again.

Cheers,

Colin J

http://op12no2.me

              On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 12:59
PM, Huw Pearce huw.pearce@bcs.org.uk
[sailwave] <>
wrote:
Hi Colin,
                          You may be saved ;-) I have searched
through my Sailwave email archives and
found an email to the SUG from you dated
12th April 2013; here is the text of that
message and the link still works
=-O :

Hi

Calum/William*

                                                   I've

reuploaded the
demo:-*

bit

primitive
visually but has
potential*

                                                   i need to
talk with Jon to
get it in - its
not a case of
just adding the
effect - i need
to slightly
tweak the way
that styles are
included as i
recall and tweak
all the factory
plates. but
essentially yes

ill be in it
and can be
evolved fomr
there.*

Cheers,

Colin J

                        I hope it is what you were looking for.

                        Kind regards,

                        Huw

On 29/07/2015 12:28, Colin Jenkins
[sailwave] wrote:

Hi Huw,

                                Thanks for that, but not it. 
This was last year I think. It was
a prototype ‘effect’ (i.e.
selectable when publishing) that we
were going to add to the repertoire
(such as it is) - probably called
‘matrix’ or word(s) to that effect -
I posted a link to an example but
like a twat I published to the
Sailwave results folder as test.htm
and any number of folk have had the
same idea for a great filename
since.

                                It was a significant chunk of
Javascript. Essentially it read all
the HTML tables from the page into a
data structure then replaced the
page with a matrix of links and when
you clicked a link it showed that
table, e.g.:-

                                Cats    | Overall | R1 | R2 |

R3

                                  Monos | Overall | R1 | R2 |

R3

That sort of thing…

Cheers,

Colin J

http://sailwave.com

                                On Wed, Jul

29, 2015 at 12:16 PM, Huw Pearce
[sailwave] wrote:

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huw.pearce@bcs.org.uk<>sailwave@yahoogroups.com

Hi Colin,

                                            I do not recall the

‘effect’ you created.
But I have found another
script you wrote back
2009 for rotating
through a set of
information/results.

                                            Kind regards,
                                            Huw

                                            On 28/07/2015 19:48,

Colin Jenkins
[sailwave] wrote:

Hi All,

                                                  A year or 2 ago
I wrote a
javascript
“effect” that just
showed an index to
the published
tables and then
showed each table
when you clicked
on it. Does
anybody have a
copy of it? Or a
link on the web to
some results that
used it. I’ve lost
it

Cheers,

Colin J

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been checked
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antivirus
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ColinJenkins · 29 July 2015 13:10

Hi Huw,

The reason the jQuery tablesorter plugin (prob best option) fails is because Sailwave does not produce strictly correct HTML for the tables - specifically it doesn’t generate THEAD and TBODY elements (which the plugin looks for). it would be trivial to tweak the Sailwave source code to do that and then it would be subsequently very easy to add a generic ‘Sortable’ effect that would act on all published tables if included. If Jon tweaks the code (or gives me temporary access to it) I’ll write the effect.

Cheers,

···

On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 1:56 PM, Huw Pearce huw.pearce@bcs.org.uk [sailwave] sailwave@yahoogroups.com wrote:

Hi Colin,
My archives have some uses and the fact you had used another name
was the main factor.
Something I would like to see and others have asked is the ability
to click on column headers to sort on that column and/or other
columns by CTL-click. I have experimented with TableSorter
(http://tablesorter.com/docs/ ) and SortTable
(http://www.kryogenix.org/code/browser/sorttable/).
I have managed at some point to get one of theme working but not
reliably and consistently. My preference is TableSorter as it looks
more polished but that is the one I think I did not get working.
Anyway pleased to have been of help.
Kind regards,
Huw

  On 29/07/2015 13:31, Colin Jenkins
colin@sailwave.com [sailwave] wrote:

Awesome, thanks Huw

I’ve extracted the relevant code from *http://www.sailwave.com/results/cjmtest.htm# * into
an effect file for safe-keeping. I think effects can be
used to great, well, effect and as I’m doing some
scoring again for MYC, I intend to gradually build up a
library. I’ll post them on my blog and then if Jon
wants to use any in the install he can do so. Currently
there are some buglets in Sailwave that need fixing when
using more than one effect, which hopefully between us
we can resolve soon. I’ve emailed Jon the details.

Thanks again.

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Colin J

Cheers,

Colin J

              On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 12:59

PM, Huw Pearce huw.pearce@bcs.org.uk
[sailwave] sailwave@yahoogroups.com
wrote:

Hi Colin,
                          You may be saved ;-) I have searched
through my Sailwave email archives and
found an email to the SUG from you dated
12th April 2013; here is the text of that
message and the link still works
=-O :

Hi

Calum/William*

                                                   I've

reuploaded the
demo:-*

http://www.sailwave.com/results/cjmtest.htm#

bit

primitive
visually but has
potential*

                                                   i need to
talk with Jon to
get it in - its
not a case of
just adding the
effect - i need
to slightly
tweak the way
that styles are
included as i
recall and tweak
all the factory
plates. but
essentially yes

ill be in it
and can be
evolved fomr
there.*

Cheers,

Colin J

http://amazon.co.uk?tag=sailwave-21
                        I hope it is what you were looking for.

                        Kind regards,

                        Huw
On 29/07/2015 12:28, Colin Jenkins colin@sailwave.com
[sailwave] wrote:

Hi Huw,

                                Thanks for that, but not it. 
This was last year I think. It was
a prototype ‘effect’ (i.e.
selectable when publishing) that we
were going to add to the repertoire
(such as it is) - probably called
‘matrix’ or word(s) to that effect -
I posted a link to an example but
like a twat I published to the
Sailwave results folder as test.htm
and any number of folk have had the
same idea for a great filename
since.

                                It was a significant chunk of
Javascript. Essentially it read all
the HTML tables from the page into a
data structure then replaced the
page with a matrix of links and when
you clicked a link it showed that
table, e.g.:-

                                Cats    | Overall | R1 | R2 |

R3

                                  Monos | Overall | R1 | R2 |

R3

That sort of thing…

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Cheers,

Colin J

                                On Wed, Jul

29, 2015 at 12:16 PM, Huw Pearce huw.pearce@bcs.org.uk
[sailwave] sailwave@yahoogroups.com
wrote:

Hi Colin,

                                            I do not recall the

‘effect’ you created.
But I have found another
script you wrote back
2009 for rotating
through a set of
information/results.

                                            Kind regards,
                                            Huw

                                            On 28/07/2015 19:48,

Colin Jenkins colin@sailwave.com
[sailwave] wrote:

Hi All,

                                                  A year or 2 ago
I wrote a
javascript
“effect” that just
showed an index to
the published
tables and then
showed each table
when you clicked
on it. Does
anybody have a
copy of it? Or a
link on the web to
some results that
used it. I’ve lost
it

Cheers,

Colin J

http://sailwave.com

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Sandra_Stapper · 29 July 2015 13:25

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···

On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 1:56 PM, Huw Pearce huw.pearce@bcs.org.uk [sailwave] sailwave@yahoogroups.com wrote:

Hi Colin,

My archives have some uses and the fact you had used another name was the main factor.

Something I would like to see and others have asked is the ability to click on column headers to sort on that column and/or other columns by CTL-click. I have experimented with TableSorter (http://tablesorter.com/docs/) and SortTable (http://www.kryogenix.org/code/browser/sorttable/).

I have managed at some point to get one of theme working but not reliably and consistently. My preference is TableSorter as it looks more polished but that is the one I think I did not get working.

Anyway pleased to have been of help.
Kind regards,
Huw

        On 29/07/2015 13:31, Colin Jenkins colin@sailwave.com [sailwave] wrote:

Awesome, thanks Huw

           I've extracted the relevant code from 
*http://www.sailwave.com/results/cjmtest.htm# *into an effect file for safe-keeping. I think effects can be used to great, well, effect and as I’m doing some scoring again for MYC, I intend to gradually build up a library. I’ll post them on my blog and then if Jon wants to use any in the install he can do so. Currently there are some buglets in Sailwave that need fixing when using more than one effect, which hopefully between us we can resolve soon. I’ve emailed Jon the details.

Thanks again.

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Colin J

http://
op12no2.me

Cheers,

Colin J

            On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 12:59 PM, Huw Pearce huw.pearce@bcs.org.uk [sailwave] <sailwave@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

Hi Colin,

You may be saved I have searched through my Sailwave email archives and found an email to the SUG from you dated 12th April 2013; here is the text of that message and the link still works =-O :

Hi Calum/William

I’ve reuploaded the demo:-

http://www.sailwave.com/results/cjmtest.htm#

bit primitive visually but has potential

i need to talk with Jon to get it in - its not a case of just adding the effect - i need to slightly tweak the way that styles are included as i recall and tweak all the factory plates. but essentially yes - ill be in it and can be evolved fomr there.

Cheers,

Colin J

http://amazon.co.uk?tag=sailwave-21

I hope it is what you were looking for.

Kind regards,

Huw
                  On 29/07/2015 12:28, Colin Jenkins
                  colin@sailwave.com [sailwave] wrote:

Hi Huw,

Thanks for that, but not it. This was last year I think. It was a prototype ‘effect’ (i.e. selectable when publishing) that we were going to add to the repertoire (such as it is) - probably called ‘matrix’ or word(s) to that effect - I posted a link to an example but like a twat I published to the Sailwave results folder as test.htm and any number of folk have had the same idea for a great filename since.

It was a significant chunk of Javascript. Essentially it read all the HTML tables from the page into a data structure then replaced the page with a matrix of links and when you clicked a link it showed that table, e.g.:-

Cats | Overall | R1 | R2 | R3

Monos | Overall | R1 | R2 | R3

That sort of thing…

This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software.
www.avast.com

Cheers,

Colin J

                     On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 12:16 PM, Huw Pearce
                     huw.pearce@bcs.org.uk [sailwave] <sailwave@yahoogroups.com> wrote:

Hi Colin,

I do not recall the ‘effect’ you created. But I have found another script you wrote back 2009 for rotating through a set of information/results.

Kind regards,
Huw

                           On 28/07/2015 19:48, Colin Jenkins
                           colin@sailwave.com [sailwave] wrote:

Hi All,

A year or 2 ago I wrote a javascript “effect” that just showed an index to the published tables and then showed each table when you clicked on it. Does anybody have a copy of it? Or a link on the web to some results that used it. I’ve lost it

Cheers,

Colin J

http://sailwave.com

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Huw2 · 29 July 2015 13:49

Hi Colin,

Ah that makes sense now, I thought I was going loopy; I know my

coding skills are very poor compared to you & Jon but even so I
should have been able to spot that. Look forward to the tweak getting done. In case you missed it Jon is
currently in Latvia scoring the Techno Europeans and gets back i
think sometime on Sunday.
Kind regards,
Huw

···

:-[

   On 29/07/2015 14:10, Colin Jenkins

[sailwave] wrote:

Hi Huw,

            The reason the jQuery tablesorter plugin (prob best
option) fails is because Sailwave does not produce
strictly correct HTML for the tables - specifically it
doesn’t generate THEAD and TBODY elements (which the
plugin looks for). it would be trivial to tweak the
Sailwave source code to do that and then it would be
subsequently very easy to add a generic ‘Sortable’
effect that would act on all published tables if
included. If Jon tweaks the code (or gives me temporary
access to it) I’ll write the effect.

Cheers,

Colin J

http://op12no2.me

              On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 1:56
PM, Huw Pearce huw.pearce@bcs.org.uk
[sailwave] <>
wrote:
Hi Colin,
                          My archives have some uses and the fact
you had used another name was the main
factor.
                          Something I would like to see and others
have asked is the ability to click on
column headers to sort on that column
and/or other columns by CTL-click. I have
experimented with TableSorter ( )
and SortTable ().
I have managed at some point to get one of
theme working but not reliably and
consistently. My preference is TableSorter
as it looks more polished but that is the
one I think I did not get working.
Anyway pleased to have been of help.
Kind regards,
Huw

On 29/07/2015 13:31, Colin Jenkins
[sailwave] wrote:

Awesome, thanks Huw

                                I've extracted the relevant code
from *http://www.sailwave.com/results/cjmtest.htm# *
into
an effect file for safe-keeping. I
think effects can be used to great,
well, effect and as I’m doing some
scoring again for MYC, I intend to
gradually build up a library. I’ll
post them on my blog and then if Jon
wants to use any in the install he
can do so. Currently there are some
buglets in Sailwave that need fixing
when using more than one effect,
which hopefully between us we can
resolve soon. I’ve emailed Jon the
details.

Thanks again.

Cheers,

Colin J

http://op12no2.me

                                  On Wed, Jul

29, 2015 at 12:59 PM, Huw Pearce
[sailwave] wrote:

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colin@sailwave.com
sailwave@yahoogroups.com http://tablesorter.com/docs/http://www.kryogenix.org/code/browser/sorttable/

colin@sailwave.com
huw.pearce@bcs.org.uk<>sailwave@yahoogroups.com

Hi Colin,
                                              You may be saved ;-) I
have searched through
my Sailwave email
archives and found an
email to the SUG from
you dated 12th April
2013; here is the text
of that message and
the link still works

=-O :

Hi

Calum/William*

                                                     I've

reuploaded the
demo:-*

bit

primitive
visually but
has potential*

                                                     i need
to talk with
Jon to get it
in - its not a
case of just
adding the
effect - i
need to
slightly tweak
the way that
styles are
included as i
recall and
tweak all the
factory
plates. but
essentially
yes - ill be
in it and can
be evolved
fomr there.*

Cheers,

                                                     Colin

J*

                                            I hope it is what you

were looking for.

                                            Kind regards,

                                            Huw


                                              On 29/07/2015

12:28, Colin Jenkins
[sailwave] wrote:

Hi

Huw,

                                                    Thanks for
that, but not
it. This was
last year I
think. It was a
prototype
‘effect’ (i.e.
selectable when
publishing) that
we were going to
add to the
repertoire (such
as it is) -
probably called
‘matrix’ or
word(s) to that
effect - I
posted a link to
an example but
like a twat I
published to the
Sailwave results
folder as
test.htm and any
number of folk
have had the
same idea for a
great filename
since.

                                                    It was a
significant
chunk of
Javascript.
Essentially it
read all the
HTML tables from
the page into a
data structure
then replaced
the page with a
matrix of links
and when you
clicked a link
it showed that
table, e.g.:-

                                                    Cats    |

Overall | R1 |
R2 | R3

                                                      Monos |

Overall | R1 |
R2 | R3

                                                    That sort of

thing…

Cheers,

Colin J

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Wed, Jul 29,
2015 at 12:16
PM, Huw Pearce
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Hi Colin,

                                                      I do not

recall the
‘effect’ you
created. But I
have found
another script
you wrote back
2009 for
rotating
through a set
of
information/results.

                                                      Kind regards,
                                                      Huw

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28/07/2015
19:48, Colin
Jenkins
[sailwave]
wrote:

Hi

All,

                                                      A year or
2 ago I wrote
a javascript
“effect” that
just showed an
index to the
published
tables and
then showed
each table
when you
clicked on
it. Does
anybody have a
copy of it? Or
a link on the
web to some
results that
used it. I’ve
lost it

Cheers,

Colin J

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