Scroll results for individual fleets

Imported from Yahoo
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I now have a modified live.html file
(http://datastore.parkstoneyachtclub.com/Results/live.html), as suggested, in the same directory as my results file
(http://datastore.parkstoneyachtclub.com/Results/easterseries.html). However it doesn't seem to want to jump to the NAME tags. Any ideas what might need tweaking? Of course I've probably missed something much more basic!

Richard

···

--- In sailwave@yahoogroups.com, Calum Polwart <yahoo@...> wrote:

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" 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
[1]

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 [2], "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 [3]

> 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 [4]

Links:
------
[1]
http://datastore.parkstoneyachtclub.com/Results/easterseries.html#wayfarer
[2]
mailto:sailwave%40yahoogroups.com
[3]
http://www.rsgyc.ie/mitsubishi_results/live.html
[4]
http://www.dublinbay2012.com/mitsubishi2011/index.php/results
[5]
mailto:richard.readings@…?subject=Re%3A%20Scroll%20results%20for%20individual%20fleets
[6]
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[7]
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Hi Richard

Had a look at how the code works now -sorry this method can’t load at a bookmarked section using just that code.

As an aside it - Looks like its randomly picking the file rather than working through in order. It looks like the line:

var randomnumber=Math.floor(Math.random()*8);

Is supposed to pick a number between 1 and 8 (i could be wrong that could be 0 and 7 or 0 and 8 as I know there is something a little unusual about how js randsomises numbers. So at least in some cases you'll be randomly picking files that don't exist. so suggest changing the 8 to 4 or possibly even 3 for testing.

However this looks to me like it complicates your solution.

I can write you something that will work in a dozen lines of code or so. My preferred solution would be to: write a small js file which you'd add variables to like file names and classes, and the time to show on screen. Then add a single line of code to the sailwave template that would call that js file. And possibly then have the scrolling function switched off / on using a tag in the URL eg easterseries.html?scroll=true

But before I write it (happy to do so) - can I get a clearer understanding of what you want to scroll...

All the fleet results in the easterseries? Or all the fleet results in 2011 or all the fleet results ever?

Calum
···

On Sat, 07 May 2011 16:25:28 -0000, “Richard” richard.readings@pobox.com wrote:

I now have a modified live.html file
(http://datastore.parkstoneyachtclub.com/Results/live.html), as suggested, in the same directory as my results file
(http://datastore.parkstoneyachtclub.com/Results/easterseries.html). However it doesn’t seem to want to jump to the NAME tags. Any ideas what might need tweaking? Of course I’ve probably missed something much more basic!

Richard

— In sailwave@yahoogroups.com, Calum Polwart wrote:

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” 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
[1]

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 [2], “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 [3]

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 [4]

Links:

[1]
http://datastore.parkstoneyachtclub.com/Results/easterseries.html#wayfarer
[2]
mailto:sailwave%40yahoogroups.com
[3]
http://www.rsgyc.ie/mitsubishi_results/live.html
[4]
http://www.dublinbay2012.com/mitsubishi2011/index.php/results
[5]
mailto:richard.readings@…?subject=Re%3A%20Scroll%20results%20for%20individual%20fleets
[6]
mailto:sailwave@yahoogroups.com?subject=Re%3A%20Scroll%20results%20for%20individual%20fleets
[7]
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23

Richard.

I’m assuming you don’t want to be random and don’t want to scroll between series.

On that basis here is a js script that’ll do the job. Pop it in your html directory and call it scroller.js

Edit the classes (var bookmarks = to list all your classes you might want)

Edit the delay to be appropriate.

Now go to your C:\Program Files\Sailwave\Templates and edit Results.htm and under

add:

Save it.

Publish your file as normal but now access it by typing:

yourdomain/yourfile.html?scroll=true

If you don’t want to scroll just don’t add the ?scroll=true and it behaves like normal.

From here down is the JS File:

// Set some variables that are needed to define the operation of the script
var delay = 5000; //milli-seconds

// List of bookmarks to be followed
var bookmarks = [
“#wayfarer”,
“#topper”,
“#dart”,
“#dolphin”
];

setTimeout(“scroller()”, delay);

function getUrlVars() {

var vars = {};

 var parts = window.location.href.replace(/[?&]+([^=&]+)=([^&#]*)/gi, function(m,key,value) {
    vars[key] = value;

});

return vars;

}

function scroller() {
// Identify if scrolling enabled

var scroll = getUrlVars()[“scroll”];

if (scroll == “true”) {

// Carry out the reloading phase
// Identify the url of the calling page (without the bookmark)
var currentURL = window.location.href;

// Identify the current bookmark
var hash = window.location.hash ;

  for(var i=0; i<bookmarks.length; i++) {
        if (bookmarks[i] == hash) { break; }
  }

// Identify the next bookmark
if (i < bookmarks.length -1) {
    i = i + 1 ;
} else {
    i = 0 ;
    }

window.location.hash=bookmarks[i];
window.location.reload();

} else {
// Do not reload the page

return;
}
}

24

Calum,

Your assumptions are quite correct... and it works in Firefox (http://datastore.parkstoneyachtclub.com/Results/easterseries.html?scroll=true) - many thx!

For some reason when displayed in IE8 it displays the selected fleet briefly but then jumps back to the beginning of the page. Any ideas?

Richard

···

--- In sailwave@yahoogroups.com, <yahoo@...> wrote:

Richard.

I'm assuming you don't want to be random and don't want to
scroll between series.

On that basis here is a js script that'll do the
job. Pop it in your html directory and call it scroller.js

Edit the
classes (var bookmarks = to list all your classes you might want)

Edit
the delay to be appropriate.

Now go to your C:Program
FilesSailwaveTemplates and edit Results.htm and under

add:

Save it.

Publish your file as normal but now access it by typing:

yourdomain/yourfile.html?scroll=true

If you don't want to scroll just
don't add the ?scroll=true and it behaves like normal.

From here down is
the JS File:

// Set some variables that are needed to define the
operation of the script
var delay = 5000; //milli-seconds

// List of
bookmarks to be followed
var bookmarks = [
"#wayfarer",
"#topper",

"#dart",
"#dolphin"
];

setTimeout("scroller()", delay);

function
getUrlVars() {

var vars = {};

var parts =
window.location.href.replace(/[?&]+([^=&]+)=([^

});

return
vars;

}

function scroller() {
// Identify if scrolling enabled

var
scroll = getUrlVars()["scroll"];

if (scroll == "true") {

// Carry out
the reloading phase
// Identify the url of the calling page (without the
bookmark)
var currentURL = window.location.href;

// Identify the current
bookmark
var hash = window.location.hash ;

for(var i=0; i

25

I tested in FF. I suspect I know whats going on in IE. I’ll do some testing - it’ll be a tweak to the js file I suspect.

Calum

···

On Sun, 08 May 2011 11:35:10 -0000, “Richard” richard.readings@pobox.com wrote:

Calum,

Your assumptions are quite correct… and it works in Firefox (http://datastore.parkstoneyachtclub.com/Results/easterseries.html?scroll=true) - many thx!

For some reason when displayed in IE8 it displays the selected fleet briefly but then jumps back to the beginning of the page. Any ideas?

Richard

— In sailwave@yahoogroups.com, wrote:

Richard.

I’m assuming you don’t want to be random and don’t want to
scroll between series.

On that basis here is a js script that’ll do the
job. Pop it in your html directory and call it scroller.js

Edit the
classes (var bookmarks = to list all your classes you might want)

Edit
the delay to be appropriate.

Now go to your C:Program
FilesSailwaveTemplates and edit Results.htm and under

add:

Save it.

Publish your file as normal but now access it by typing:

yourdomain/yourfile.html?scroll=true

If you don’t want to scroll just
don’t add the ?scroll=true and it behaves like normal.

From here down is
the JS File:

// Set some variables that are needed to define the
operation of the script
var delay = 5000; //milli-seconds

// List of
bookmarks to be followed
var bookmarks = [
“#wayfarer”,
“#topper”,

“#dart”,
“#dolphin”
];

setTimeout(“scroller()”, delay);

function
getUrlVars() {

var vars = {};

var parts =
window.location.href.replace(/[?&]+([^=&]+)=([^

});

return
vars;

}

function scroller() {
// Identify if scrolling enabled

var
scroll = getUrlVars()[“scroll”];

if (scroll == “true”) {

// Carry out
the reloading phase
// Identify the url of the calling page (without the
bookmark)
var currentURL = window.location.href;

// Identify the current
bookmark
var hash = window.location.hash ;

for(var i=0; i

26 
> I tested in FF. I suspect I know whats going on in IE.  I'll do some testing - it'll be a tweak to the js file I suspect.

I've done some digging and the issue is these 2 lines:

        window.location.hash=bookmarks[i];
        window.location.reload();

The first line sets the URL to the new URL. The second refreshes the page.
In firefox the URL is set but not being loaded. In IE its being "reloaded" automatically so the reload command refreshes the page and for some reason it seems to then ignore the hash...

Off to find a fix ;-)

C
27

My bad programming!

Please replace the line window.location.reload(); with:

setTimeout(“scroller()”, delay);

That is needed to reloop the next page. Works in FF3.6.6 and IE9.

Calum

···

On Sun, 08 May 2011 22:09:17 +0100, yahoo@wittongilbert.free-online.co.uk wrote:

> I tested in FF. I suspect I know whats going on in IE.  I'll do some testing - it'll be a tweak to the js file I suspect.

I’ve done some digging and the issue is these 2 lines:

    window.location.hash=bookmarks[i];
    window.location.reload();

The first line sets the URL to the new URL. The second refreshes the page.
In firefox the URL is set but not being loaded. In IE its being “reloaded” automatically so the reload command refreshes the page and for some reason it seems to then ignore the hash…

Off to find a fix :wink:

C

__._,

28

Calum,

Works fine now, many thx!

I have another question...

Is there any way to display just one fleet at a time? Something equivalent to page breaks used when printing? I note that you did this when displaying separate Sailwave output files for the Irish Youth Nationals, but we generally score all fleets in a single Sailwave program.

Richard

···

--- In sailwave@yahoogroups.com, <yahoo@...> wrote:

My bad programming!

Please replace the
line window.location.reload(); with:

setTimeout("scroller()", delay);

That is needed to reloop the next page. Works in FF3.6.6 and IE9.

Calum

29 

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On Mon, 09 May 2011 12:10:39 -0000, "Richard" <richard.readings@pobox.com> wrote:

> Calum,
> 
>  Works fine now, many thx!
> 
>  I have another question...
> 
>  Is there any way to display just one fleet at a time? Something equivalent to page breaks used when printing? I note that you did this when displaying separate Sailwave output files for the Irish Youth Nationals, but we generally score all fleets in a single Sailwave program.

Well that wasn't my code... But its certainly not something people would generally do from a browser perspective - if you think of it from a non-scrolling perspective - how would the user know to look further down the page?

BUT - there are a couple of options that might be possible using <DIV> tags.  But I'm just pondering how best to achieve that...

Take a look at these tabs:

http://www.barelyfitz.com/projects/tabber/

If the fleets split into the tabs (not sure if that can be done but hopefully it could from the template ;-) ) and the scroller was to advance through the tabs would that achieve what you desire?

C

</details>
30

Calum,

If the fleets split into the
tabs ... and the scroller was to advance through the tabs
would that achieve what you desire?

I believe it would! IMHO quite a neat way to display results from different fleets even without the scrolling feature.

Richard

···

--- In sailwave@yahoogroups.com, <yahoo@...> wrote:

On Mon, 09 May 2011 12:10:39 -0000, "Richard" wrote:

Calum,

Works
fine now, many thx!

I have another question...

Is there any way to
display just one fleet at a time? Something equivalent to page breaks used
when printing? I note that you did this when displaying separate Sailwave
output files for the Irish Youth Nationals, but we generally score all
fleets in a single Sailwave program.

Well that wasn't my code... But its
certainly not something people would generally do from a browser
perspective - if you think of it from a non-scrolling perspective - how
would the user know to look further down the page?

BUT - there are a
couple of options that might be possible using tags. But I'm just
pondering how best to achieve that...

Take a look at these tabs:

http://www.barelyfitz.com/projects/tabber/

If the fleets split into the
tabs (not sure if that can be done but hopefully it could from the template
:wink: ) and the scroller was to advance through the tabs would that achieve
what you desire?

C

31

Calum,

If the fleets split into the
tabs … and the scroller was to advance through the tabs
would that achieve what you desire?

I believe it would! IMHO quite a neat way to display results from different fleets even without the scrolling feature.

Thats what i was thinking :wink: And will work with ?scroll=true or ?scroll=false with my code… now just to work out how to get the template to populate it…

Will take me a few days - I’ll get back to you.

···

On Mon, 09 May 2011 22:02:09 -0000, “Richard” richard.readings@pobox.com wrote:

32

Colin J wrote...

i also have a generic scroll results template if anybody wants it

Is that available somewhere on your new website?

Richard

33

its on my laptop - ill grab it later - used it
at MYC last year - plgged into screen projector so huge results
display all weekend

··· 
Regards,
Colin J

www.sailwave.com

Colin J wrote...

i also have a generic scroll results template if anybody wants it


Is that available somewhere on your new website?
Richard
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34

later - used it at MYC last year - plgged into screen
projector so huge results

We're hoping to do similar for Parkstone Regatta in a couple of

weeks time!

Richard
··· 
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Mobile: 07771 521033
E-mail:

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35

richard - found it - arrached. plonk it in a
folder then point sailwave at it from setup+globaloptions folders
tab (my templates) - restart sailwave - it should appear in the
list as scrollresults - you may need to fiddle with the timings in
the file itself - edit with notepad.

··· 
Regards,
Colin J

www.sailwave.com

  On 12/05/2011 20:02, Colin

Jenkins wrote:
> its on my laptop - ill grab it
later - used it at MYC last year - plgged into screen
projector so huge results

  We're hoping to do similar for Parkstone Regatta in a couple of

weeks time!

  Richard

-- Richard Readings
123 South Western Crescent
Lower Parkstone
Poole
Dorset
BH14 8RZ
Tel: 01202 740150
Mobile: 07771 521033
E-mail:

richard.readings@pobox.com

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