New publishing effect

Imported from Yahoo
1

Sailwave currently one has one “effect” that you can apply when publishing - a scroller that scrolls the page up and down.

I had a fiddle tonight with another one called matrix.js that (if JS is enabled) hides everything and selectively shows the results tables (only works for results) from a dynamically created matrix of links (it scans the DOM).

Possibly useful when publishing lots of scored groups to one page.

Demo:-

http://sailwave.com/results/test.htm

If JS is not enabled (is it even possible to use the web w/o JS enabled these days?) the usual static HTML is displayed.

2

Like it! Works on iPhone. Would be useful on website if I can embed it

Thanks Colin

William Carruthers

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Sent from my iPhone

On 20 Feb 2013, at 23:29, Colin Jenkins colin@sailwave.com wrote:

Sailwave currently one has one “effect” that you can apply when publishing - a scroller that scrolls the page up and down.

I had a fiddle tonight with another one called matrix.js that (if JS is enabled) hides everything and selectively shows the results tables (only works for results) from a dynamically created matrix of links (it scans the DOM).

Possibly useful when publishing lots of scored groups to one page.

Demo:-

http://sailwave.com/results/test.htm

If JS is not enabled (is it even possible to use the web w/o JS enabled these days?) the usual static HTML is displayed.

3

How is yr site constructed? The most straightfotward way is an I frame but there are other ways…

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On 20 Feb 2013 23:43, “Bassenthwaite SC” club@bassenthwaite-sc.org.uk wrote:

Like it! Works on iPhone. Would be useful on website if I can embed it

Thanks Colin

William Carruthers
Sent from my iPhone

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On 20 Feb 2013, at 23:29, Colin Jenkins colin@sailwave.com wrote:

Sailwave currently one has one “effect” that you can apply when publishing - a scroller that scrolls the page up and down.

I had a fiddle tonight with another one called matrix.js that (if JS is enabled) hides everything and selectively shows the results tables (only works for results) from a dynamically created matrix of links (it scans the DOM).

Possibly useful when publishing lots of scored groups to one page.

Demo:-

http://sailwave.com/results/test.htm

If JS is not enabled (is it even possible to use the web w/o JS enabled these days?) the usual static HTML is displayed.

4

You’ve got the green download button appearing on the home page add again!

5

Colin,

How do I get this code? 2.9.4 only offers scroller… :frowning:

Could possibly have nicked it from the demo but the demo is no longer linked to the right demo either.

Calum

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On 2013-02-20 23:29, Colin Jenkins wrote:

Sailwave currently one has one “effect” that you can apply when publishing - a scroller that scrolls the page up and down.

I had a fiddle tonight with another one called matrix.js that (if JS is enabled) hides everything and selectively shows the results tables (only works for results) from a dynamically created matrix of links (it scans the DOM).

Possibly useful when publishing lots of scored groups to one page.

Demo:-

http://sailwave.com/results/test.htm

If JS is not enabled (is it even possible to use the web w/o JS enabled these days?) the usual static HTML is displayed.

6

Its a random googleads advert - changes on each access. Helps pay for the system. We can't complain.

regards,
Malcolm Osborne
Sedgefield South Africa

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On 2013/04/12 00:41, yahoo@wittongilbert.free-online.co.uk wrote:

You've got the green download button appearing on the home page add again!

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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

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On Thu, Apr 11, 2013 at 11:47 PM, yahoo@wittongilbert.free-online.co.uk wrote:

Colin,

How do I get this code? 2.9.4 only offers scroller… :frowning:

Could possibly have nicked it from the demo but the demo is no longer linked to the right demo either.

Calum

On 2013-02-20 23:29, Colin Jenkins wrote:

Sailwave currently one has one “effect” that you can apply when publishing - a scroller that scrolls the page up and down.

I had a fiddle tonight with another one called matrix.js that (if JS is enabled) hides everything and selectively shows the results tables (only works for results) from a dynamically created matrix of links (it scans the DOM).

Possibly useful when publishing lots of scored groups to one page.

Demo:-

http://sailwave.com/results/test.htm

If JS is not enabled (is it even possible to use the web w/o JS enabled these days?) the usual static HTML is displayed.

8

I look forward to it

Thanks Colin

William Carruthers

/)/)/)___/)

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Sent from my iPhone

On 12 Apr 2013, at 10:48, Colin Jenkins colin@sailwave.com wrote:

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

On Thu, Apr 11, 2013 at 11:47 PM, yahoo@wittongilbert.free-online.co.uk wrote:

Colin,

How do I get this code? 2.9.4 only offers scroller… :frowning:

Could possibly have nicked it from the demo but the demo is no longer linked to the right demo either.

Calum

On 2013-02-20 23:29, Colin Jenkins wrote:

Sailwave currently one has one “effect” that you can apply when publishing - a scroller that scrolls the page up and down.

I had a fiddle tonight with another one called matrix.js that (if JS is enabled) hides everything and selectively shows the results tables (only works for results) from a dynamically created matrix of links (it scans the DOM).

Possibly useful when publishing lots of scored groups to one page.

Demo:-

http://sailwave.com/results/test.htm

If JS is not enabled (is it even possible to use the web w/o JS enabled these days?) the usual static HTML is displayed.

9

Me too,

That looks very good

Cheers

Rob Morton

Pambula NSW Australia

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From: sailwave@yahoogroups.com [mailto:sailwave@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Bassenthwaite SC
Sent: Friday, 12 April 2013 21:44
To: sailwave@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [sailwave] New publishing effect

I look forward to it

Thanks Colin

William Carruthers

Sent from my iPhone

/)/)/)___/)

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On 12 Apr 2013, at 10:48, Colin Jenkins colin@sailwave.com wrote:

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

On Thu, Apr 11, 2013 at 11:47 PM, yahoo@wittongilbert.free-online.co.uk wrote:

Colin,

How do I get this code? 2.9.4 only offers scroller… :frowning:

Could possibly have nicked it from the demo but the demo is no longer linked to the right demo either.

Calum

On 2013-02-20 23:29, Colin Jenkins wrote:

Sailwave currently one has one “effect” that you can apply when publishing - a scroller that scrolls the page up and down.

I had a fiddle tonight with another one called matrix.js that (if JS is enabled) hides everything and selectively shows the results tables (only works for results) from a dynamically created matrix of links (it scans the DOM).

Possibly useful when publishing lots of scored groups to one page.

Demo:-

http://sailwave.com/results/test.htm

If JS is not enabled (is it even possible to use the web w/o JS enabled these days?) the usual static HTML is displayed.