We would like to display Sailwave results for an event on a screen in the club house. However there would be results for several different fleets, which we would like to display in rotation. Is there any way to publish results in this way?
Richard
Hi Richard,
I know what you want to do is possible as Colin did the same thing a
few years ago at a Sail for Gold event.
Kind regards,
Huw
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We would like to display Sailwave results for an event ona screen in the club house. However there would be results
for several different fleets, which we would like to
display in rotation. Is there any way to publish results
in this way?Richard
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hi richard,
as huw said - i have done this in the past in various ways - i
would like to formalise in the new sailwave site. what are your
timescales?
Regards,
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If you can’t wait for the web solution or don’t have web access, should be possible with a little javascript in the template. Do you (a) have a standard file naming convention (b) have any idea how long they should stay on screen before advancing forward?
I was thinking of doing something simillar at my club with a screen to be funded by sponsors who would get ads between results…
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Colin J
We would like to display Sailwave results for an event on a screen in the club house. However there would be results for several different fleets, which we would like to display in rotation. Is there any way to publish results in this way? Richard
Colin,
what are your timescales?
We don't have a definite timescale, but if it's possible to formalise the feature at some point that would be great!
Richard
We don't have a standard file naming convention. I imagined, somewhat naively I suspect, that there might be a single html file with embedded javascript perhaps, displaying each fleet in rotation. I'm getting well out of my depth here!
As for display times, I think we might need to experiment there.
Thx for all the replies,
Richard
···
--- In sailwave@yahoogroups.com, Calum Polwart <yahoo@...> wrote:
If you can't wait for the web
solution or don't have web access, should be possible with a little
javascript in the template. Do you (a) have a standard file naming
convention (b) have any idea how long they should stay on screen before
advancing forward?
We don’t have a standard file naming convention. I imagined, somewhat naively I suspect, that there might be a single html file with embedded javascript perhaps, displaying each fleet in rotation. I’m getting well out of my depth here!
Are the fleets in the one file? Can you point us to an example? Its certainly possible with Races rather than fleets in one file but i have no experience with multiple fleets in one file…
As for display times, I think we might need to experiment there.
Thx for all the replies,
Richard
If you can’t wait for the web
solution or don’t have web access, should be possible with a little
javascript in the template. Do you (a) have a standard file naming
convention (b) have any idea how long they should stay on screen before
advancing forward?
···
On Wed, 04 May 2011 22:05:41 -0000, “Richard” richard.readings@pobox.com wrote:
— In sailwave@yahoogroups.com, Calum Polwart wrote:
Richard,
We did this for the Irish Youth Nationals last weekend. You can see the scrollong page at:
http://www.rsgyc.ie/mitsubishi_results/live.html
If you view the source of this page you’ll see the relatively simple javascript behind it.
The scrolling essentially runs through the 6 results pages which are also individually shown of the results page:
http://www.dublinbay2012.com/mitsubishi2011/index.php/results
Regards,
Ian
RStGYC
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From:
Richard
Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2011 11:05 PM
Subject: [sailwave] Re: Scroll results for individual fleets
We don’t have a standard file naming convention. I imagined, somewhat naively I suspect, that there might be a single html file with embedded javascript perhaps, displaying each fleet in rotation. I’m getting well out of my depth here!
As for display times, I think we might need to experiment there.
Thx for all the replies,
Richard
— In sailwave@yahoogroups.com , Calum Polwart <yahoo@…> wrote:
If you can’t wait for the web
solution or don’t have web access, should be possible with a little
javascript in the template. Do you (a) have a standard file naming
convention (b) have any idea how long they should stay on screen before
advancing forward?
Hi,
Does anyone have any experience of loading alias competitors from an Excel (CSV) file? Basic situation is that I have a number of handicap classes that races under two different handicaps simultaneously - i.e. each boat will get two results per race, one under IRC handicap, and one under ECHO handicap (a progressive handicap, similar to golf handicaps). I handle this using the alias feature of Sailwave (unless anyone has a better way). Question is whether I can load the alias data from a CSV file. Previously I’ve loaded competitors from CSV for one handicap, then manually set up aliases for the second handicap - a little laborious for 100+ competitors.
Thanks, Ian.
At a guess, you should be able to duplicate the data in the csv file, manipulate as necessary and then load the file once into sailwave
William Carruthers
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On 6 May 2011, at 12:18, “Ian Bowring” bowringi@eircom.net wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone have any experience of loading alias competitors from an Excel (CSV) file? Basic situation is that I have a number of handicap classes that races under two different handicaps simultaneously - i.e. each boat will get two results per race, one under IRC handicap, and one under ECHO handicap (a progressive handicap, similar to golf handicaps). I handle this using the alias feature of Sailwave (unless anyone has a better way). Question is whether I can load the alias data from a CSV file. Previously I’ve loaded competitors from CSV for one handicap, then manually set up aliases for the second handicap - a little laborious for 100+ competitors.
Thanks, Ian.
no way at present - the alt way is to not using
aliases - change the rating system as required and publish -
making sure the update ratings box is ticked.
i've realised the alias feature is too clunky - what it needs is
an expression way of working. having set up the expressions
sailwave create the aliases dynamically. can still leave the by
hand method as is - this could be on top.
e.g. a specification like this for each batch of aliases needed.
expression: fleet=py
set field: fleet=echo
set field: ..=...
...
then all you need to do is set up a single expression and a list
of field changes to apply and that’s it.
would that be useful - Q to other alias users as well...?
Regards,
···
Colin J
Hi,
Does anyone have any experienceof loading alias competitors from an Excel (CSV) file?
Basic situation is that I have a number of handicap classes
that races under two different handicaps simultaneously - i.e.
each boat will get two results per race, one under IRC
handicap, and one under ECHO handicap (a progressive handicap,
similar to golf handicaps). I handle this using the alias
feature of Sailwave (unless anyone has a better way).
Question is whether I can load the alias data from a CSV
file. Previously I’ve loaded competitors from CSV for one
handicap, then manually set up aliases for the second handicap
- a little laborious for 100+ competitors.
Thanks, Ian.
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the problem is chicken and egg - to import an
alias you need to know the competitor handle and you don’t know
that until imported. i suppose it could be done with sail number
or something but its a right palavor to setup.
···
Regards,
Colin J
At a guess, you should be able to duplicate the data in thecsv file, manipulate as necessary and then load the file once
into sailwaveWilliam CarruthersSent from my iPhone
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On 6 May 2011, at 12:18, "Ian Bowring" <bowringi@eircom.net >wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone have anyexperience of loading alias competitors from an Excel
(CSV) file? Basic situation is that I have a number
of handicap classes that races under two different
handicaps simultaneously - i.e. each boat will get two
results per race, one under IRC handicap, and one under
ECHO handicap (a progressive handicap, similar to golf
handicaps). I handle this using the alias feature of
Sailwave (unless anyone has a better way). Question is
whether I can load the alias data from a CSV file.
Previously I’ve loaded competitors from CSV for one
handicap, then manually set up aliases for the second
handicap - a little laborious for 100+ competitors.
Thanks, Ian.
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i did this at sail for gold - scrolls after 10
seconds
[http://www.sailwave.com/results/leader2.htm](http://www.sailwave.com/results/leader2.htm)
copy right-click - view source to grab the javascript
i also have a generic scroll reaults template if anybody wants it
···
Regards,
Colin J
Richard,
We did this for the Irish YouthNationals last weekend. You can see the scrollong page at:
If you view the source of thispage you’ll see the relatively simple javascript behind it.
The scrolling essentially runsthrough the 6 results pages which are also individually shown
of the results page:
http://www.dublinbay2012.com/mitsubishi2011/index.php/results
Regards,
Ian
RStGYC
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From: Richard
Sent: Wednesday, May 04,
2011 11:05 PM
Subject: [sailwave] Re:
Scroll results for individual fleets
We don't have a standard file naming convention. I imagined,somewhat naively I suspect, that there might be a single
html file with embedded javascript perhaps, displaying each
fleet in rotation. I’m getting well out of my depth here!As for display times, I think we might need to experimentthere.
Thx for all the replies, Richard --- In sailwave@yahoogroups.com ,Calum Polwart wrote:
If you can’t wait for the web
solution or don’t have web access, should be possible
with a little
javascript in the template. Do you (a) have a standard
file naming
convention (b) have any idea how long they should stay
on screen before
advancing forward?
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<yahoo@…>
This method seems to display the different results pages at timed intervals, but does not vertically scroll the page which would be a more useful aspect
William Carruthers
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On 6 May 2011, at 12:07, “Ian Bowring” bowringi@eircom.net wrote:
Richard,
We did this for the Irish Youth Nationals last weekend. You can see the scrollong page at:
If you view the source of this page you’ll see the relatively simple javascript behind it.
The scrolling essentially runs through the 6 results pages which are also individually shown of the results page:
http://www.dublinbay2012.com/mitsubishi2011/index.php/results
Regards,
Ian
RStGYC
----- Original Message -----
From:
Richard
Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2011 11:05 PM
Subject: [sailwave] Re: Scroll results for individual fleets
We don’t have a standard file naming convention. I imagined, somewhat naively I suspect, that there might be a single html file with embedded javascript perhaps, displaying each fleet in rotation. I’m getting well out of my depth here!
As for display times, I think we might need to experiment there.
Thx for all the replies,
Richard
— In sailwave@yahoogroups.com , Calum Polwart <yahoo@…> wrote:
If you can’t wait for the web
solution or don’t have web access, should be possible with a little
javascript in the template. Do you (a) have a standard file naming
convention (b) have any idea how long they should stay on screen before
advancing forward?
I tried adding this javascript to one of my results files, but it doesn’t scroll as does the example on the Sailwave website.
Would this be because my server doesn’t have the requisite Java?
regards,
Malcolm Osborne
Sedgefield, South Africa
···
----- Original Message -----
From:
Colin Jenkins
Sent: Friday, May 06, 2011 1:46 PM
Subject: Re: [sailwave] Re: Scroll results for individual fleets
i did this at sail for gold - scrolls after 10 seconds
http://www.sailwave.com/results/leader2.htm
copy right-click - view source to grab the javascript
i also have a generic scroll reaults template if anybody wants it
Regards, Colin J [www.sailwave.com](http://www.sailwave.com)On 06/05/2011 12:07, Ian Bowring wrote:
Richard,
We did this for the Irish Youth Nationals last weekend. You can see the scrollong page at:
If you view the source of this page you'll see the relatively simple javascript behind it.
The scrolling essentially runs through the 6 results pages which are also individually shown of the results page:
http://www.dublinbay2012.com/mitsubishi2011/index.php/results
Regards,
Ian
RStGYC
----- Original Message -----
From: Richard
Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2011 11:05 PM
Subject: [sailwave] Re: Scroll results for individual fleets
We don't have a standard file naming convention. I imagined, somewhat naively I suspect, that there might be a single html file with embedded javascript perhaps, displaying each fleet in rotation. I'm getting well out of my depth here! As for display times, I think we might need to experiment there. Thx for all the replies,Richard
— In sailwave@yahoogroups.com, Calum Polwart <yahoo@…>
wrote:If you can’t wait for the web
solution or don’t have web access, should be possible with a little
javascript in the template. Do you (a) have a standard file naming
convention (b) have any idea how long they should stay on screen before
advancing forward?
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did you catch the call to the javascript
function in the boat tag “onload=…”
···
Regards,
Colin J
I tried adding this javascript toone of my results files, but it doesn’t scroll as does the
example on the Sailwave website.
Would this be because my serverdoesn’t have the requisite Java?
regards,
Malcolm Osborne
Sedgefield, South Africa
----- Original Message -----
From: Colin Jenkins
Sent: Friday, May 06, 2011
1:46 PM
Subject: Re: [sailwave]
Re: Scroll results for individual fleets
i did this at sail for gold - scrollsafter 10 seconds
[http://www.sailwave.com/results/leader2.htm](http://www.sailwave.com/results/leader2.htm) copy right-click - view source to grab the javascript i also have a generic scroll reaults template if anybodywants it
On 06/05/2011 12:07, Ian Bowring wrote:
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Regards,
Colin J
Richard,
We did this for the IrishYouth Nationals last weekend. You can see the
scrollong page at:
If you view the source ofthis page you’ll see the relatively simple javascript
behind it.
The scrollingessentially runs through the 6 results pages which are
also individually shown of the results page:
http://www.dublinbay2012.com/mitsubishi2011/index.php/results
Regards,
Ian
RStGYC
----- Original Message
From: Richard
Sent: Wednesday, May
04, 2011 11:05 PM
Subject: [sailwave]
Re: Scroll results for individual fleets
We don't have a standard file naming convention. Iimagined, somewhat naively I suspect, that there might
be a single html file with embedded javascript
perhaps, displaying each fleet in rotation. I’m
getting well out of my depth here!As for display times, I think we might need toexperiment there.
Thx for all the replies, Richard --- In sailwave@yahoogroups.com ,Calum Polwart wrote:
If you can’t wait for the web
solution or don’t have web access, should be
possible with a little
javascript in the template. Do you (a) have a
standard file naming
convention (b) have any idea how long they should
stay on screen before
advancing forward?
No virusfound in this message.
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Date: 05/05/11
<yahoo@…>
I called the function but found the scroll was jerky dinwards before pausing then smoothly scrolling back up again!
William Carruthers
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/)/)/)
···
Regards,
Colin J
I tried adding this javascript toone of my results files, but it doesn’t scroll as does the
example on the Sailwave website.
Would this be because my serverdoesn’t have the requisite Java?
regards,
Malcolm Osborne
Sedgefield, South Africa
----- Original Message -----
From: Colin Jenkins
Sent: Friday, May 06, 2011
1:46 PM
Subject: Re: [sailwave]
Re: Scroll results for individual fleets
i did this at sail for gold - scrollsafter 10 seconds
[](http://www.sailwave.com/results/leader2.htm)[](http://www.sailwave.com/results/leader2.htm)[http://www.sailwave.com/results/leader2.htm](http://www.sailwave.com/results/leader2.htm) copy right-click - view source to grab the javascript i also have a generic scroll reaults template if anybodywants it
On 06/05/2011 12:07, Ian Bowring wrote:
No virus foundin this message.
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Regards,
Colin J
Richard,
We did this for the IrishYouth Nationals last weekend. You can see the
scrollong page at:
If you view the source ofthis page you’ll see the relatively simple javascript
behind it.
The scrollingessentially runs through the 6 results pages which are
also individually shown of the results page:
http://www.dublinbay2012.com/mitsubishi2011/index.php/results
Regards,
Ian
RStGYC
----- Original Message
From: Richard
Sent: Wednesday, May
04, 2011 11:05 PM
Subject: [sailwave]
Re: Scroll results for individual fleets
We don't have a standard file naming convention. Iimagined, somewhat naively I suspect, that there might
be a single html file with embedded javascript
perhaps, displaying each fleet in rotation. I’m
getting well out of my depth here!As for display times, I think we might need toexperiment there.
Thx for all the replies, Richard --- In sailwave@yahoogroups.com ,Calum Polwart wrote:
If you can’t wait for the web
solution or don’t have web access, should be
possible with a little
javascript in the template. Do you (a) have a
standard file naming
convention (b) have any idea how long they should
stay on screen before
advancing forward?
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i can’t explain that - if it works with the
example i posted…
try saving the source of my example in a .htm file - then removing
the display table and replacing it with yours…?
···
Regards,
Colin J
I called the function but found the scroll was jerkydinwards before pausing then smoothly scrolling back up again!
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I tried adding thisjavascript to one of my results files, but it
doesn’t scroll as does the example on the Sailwave
website.
Would this bebecause my server doesn’t have the requisite Java?
regards,
Malcolm Osborne
Sedgefield, South Africa
----- Original Message
From: Colin Jenkins
Sent: Friday,
May 06, 2011 1:46 PM
Subject: Re:
[sailwave] Re: Scroll results for individual fleets
i did this at sail for gold
scrolls after 10 seconds
[http://www.sailwave.com/results/leader2.htm](http://www.sailwave.com/results/leader2.htm) copy right-click - view source to grab thejavascript
i also have a generic scroll reaults template ifanybody wants it
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[www.sailwave.com](http://www.sailwave.com)
Richard,
We did this forthe Irish Youth Nationals last weekend. You
can see the scrollong page at:
If you view thesource of this page you’ll see the relatively
simple javascript behind it.
The scrollingessentially runs through the 6 results pages
which are also individually shown of the
results page:
http://www.dublinbay2012.com/mitsubishi2011/index.php/results
Regards,
Ian
RStGYC
----- OriginalMessage -----
From: Richard
Sent:
Wednesday, May 04, 2011 11:05 PM
Subject:
[sailwave] Re: Scroll results for individual
fleets
We don't have a standard file namingconvention. I imagined, somewhat naively I
suspect, that there might be a single html
file with embedded javascript perhaps,
displaying each fleet in rotation. I’m
getting well out of my depth here!As for display times, I think we might needto experiment there.
Thx for all the replies, Richard --- In sailwave@yahoogroups.com ,Calum Polwart wrote:
If you can’t wait for the web
solution or don’t have web access,
should be possible with a little
javascript in the template. Do you (a)
have a standard file naming
convention (b) have any idea how long
they should stay on screen before
advancing forward?
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- Release Date: 05/05/11
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Ian,
This is pretty much the way I would like to be able to view the results. I was hoping to be able to scroll to each fleet in turn from a single Results html file, using the embedded NAME tags, e.g. http://datastore.parkstoneyachtclub.com/Results/easterseries.html#wayfarer
I was hoping that it might be possible to insert some javascript in a template, but the fleets would vary from one event to the next.
Pls tell me if my ideas are completely off the wall!
Richard
···
--- In sailwave@yahoogroups.com, "Ian Bowring" <bowringi@...> wrote:
Richard,
We did this for the Irish Youth Nationals last weekend. You can see the scrollong page at:
http://www.rsgyc.ie/mitsubishi_results/live.html
If you view the source of this page you'll see the relatively simple javascript behind it.The scrolling essentially runs through the 6 results pages which are also individually shown of the results page:
http://www.dublinbay2012.com/mitsubishi2011/index.php/results
The section of the JavaScript that says:
var result_files = [
'2011_420.htm' , '2011_LR.htm' , '2011_L47.htm' , '2011_OPT.htm' , '2011_OPC.htm' , '2011_FEVA.htm' , '2011_TOPPER.htm'The
];
could be updated to something like - including EVERY POSSIBLE FLEET:
var result_files = [
'#wayfarer' , '#topper' , '#dart' , '#dolphin'
];
If no fleet exists in that series then the screen doesn't advance and stays where it is (so you may want to craft the order of files in the right sequence so that you put common fleet - uncommon fleet - common fleet etc)
And just to make you aware all fleet names are lower case and spaces replaced by underscores.
I think that will work but it may need a little tweak as I haven't studied how the script called the page...
···
On Sat, 07 May 2011 15:08:34 -0000, “Richard” richard.readings@pobox.com wrote:
Ian,
This is pretty much the way I would like to be able to view the results. I was hoping to be able to scroll to each fleet in turn from a single Results html file, using the embedded NAME tags, e.g. http://datastore.parkstoneyachtclub.com/Results/easterseries.html#wayfarer
I was hoping that it might be possible to insert some javascript in a template, but the fleets would vary from one event to the next.
Pls tell me if my ideas are completely off the wall!
Richard
— In sailwave@yahoogroups.com, “Ian Bowring” wrote:
Richard,
We did this for the Irish Youth Nationals last weekend. You can see the scrollong page at:
http://www.rsgyc.ie/mitsubishi_results/live.html
If you view the source of this page you’ll see the relatively simple javascript behind it.The scrolling essentially runs through the 6 results pages which are also individually shown of the results page:
http://www.dublinbay2012.com/mitsubishi2011/index.php/results