Is there an easy way to put multiple sponsor logo’s/links on the bottom of a results or competitor list.
Thanks
Hi Keith,
You have a few options.
a) as standard for the headers you have two burgees - depending upon how many sponsors you want to display one in each or combine some into a single image.
b) The Headers and Footers can be totally customised.
There are files header.txt and footer.txt in the Sailwave\Templates folder which is HTML which you can modify to have whatever you want.
You can even have multiple versions by modifying the folder that is the designated templates folder - see the Setup Global options
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Hi Keith,
the short answer is yes it is relatively easy.
I usually create one composite image of all the sponsors logos but
if you want to include links to the sponsors the you will need to
do a bit more work in including all the sponsor logos and getting
them to look balanced in size and position.
You can see an example of something I have done at
You need to edit the file footer.txt in the templates folder. The
following is something I prepared but did not use in the end for the
29 European Championship, which could easily include code to link to
sponsor web site. Note - Do not remove the first 3
lines because. if you do you would not comply with the condition of
free use of Sailwave.
<p class="hardleft"><a
href=>venue.web<a
href=>venue.email
`event.web``event.email`
Sailwave Scoring Software `version`
Companies and organisations supporting the event:
If you wanted to have a header banner you could do that by editing
the header.txt file in the Templates folder. Note the
Templates folder I am referring to is the one specified on the
Folders tab of the Global options on the Setup menu.
Hope that gives something you can work on /use.
Kind regards,
Huw
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On 06/09/2018 13:44, [sailwave] wrote:
Is there an easy way to put multiple sponsorlogo’s/links on the bottom of a results or competitor
list.
Thanks
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Thanks for both these tips I will have a play and see what I can do.
Ideally we want Club burgee, class and title sponsor at the top and rest of the supporters at the bottom.
Thanks
Keith
Hi Keith,
You can do what you would ideally like. It is just a matter of
deciding what layout is appropriate
Look forward to seeing what you decide on layout.
Kind regards,
Huw
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On 06/09/2018 22:27, [sailwave] wrote:
Thanks for both these tips I will have a play and seewhat I can do.
Ideally we want Club burgee, class and title sponsor atthe top and rest of the supporters at the bottom.
Thanks
Keith
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Thanks for this I have had a good play, and for the
moment just gone simple with extra logo.
It has raised possibly another question though. Is
it possible to have a page with all the headings static and the table scrolling
in a frame?
Preferably with a frame that refreshed, currently we use a raspberry pi with iceweasel (firefox) to display the results in the club, there are 2 addins to firefox, the first scrolls the page, the second reloads it once the scroll has finished, this works most of the time, however from time to time when a race result is added and the page it reuploaded, if the firefox reload and the remote sailwave upload happen at similar times, then firefox goes to a blank screen and doesn’t reload so a different way of achieving the same thing would be good.
Thanks
Keith
Hi Keith,
Good question but currently the answer to your question is no. I
am not even sure if it would be possible but I will investigate.
I have attached a scroller effect which may overcome the problem
you are occasionally experiencing with Firefox reloading at same
time as Sailwave upload happens. Copy the file to the Javascript
folder. To make use of the effect and others when publishing in
the second window ‘Destination options’ click the ‘Effects’ button
highlight scoller in left pane and then click >> to place
in right hand pane. The Javascript code will be included in the
HTML file and then when the file is opened in a browser the
results will scroll down and when the bottom is reached will jump
back to the top and start scrolling again.
Kind regards,
Huw
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On 07/09/2018 10:24, [sailwave] wrote:
Thanks for this I have had a good play,and for the
moment just gone simple with extra logo.
It has raised possibly another questionthough. Is
it possible to have a page with all the headings
static and the table scrolling
in a frame?
Preferably with a frame that refreshed,currently we use a raspberry pi with iceweasel
(firefox) to display the results in the club, there
are 2 addins to firefox, the first scrolls the page,
the second reloads it once the scroll has finished,
this works most of the time, however from time to time
when a race result is added and the page it
reuploaded, if the firefox reload and the remote
sailwave upload happen at similar times, then firefox
goes to a blank screen and doesn’t reload so a
different way of achieving the same thing would be
good.
Thanks
Keith
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H Keith,
I have found a possible piece of coding and I am asking Jon who
is the man that does the coding magic if it is something use to
include in the scroll effect.
Not promising anything but it does seem possible to do what you
have asked.
Kind regards,
Huw
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On 07/09/2018 13:04, Huw Pearce
[sailwave] wrote:
Hi Keith,
Good question but currently the answer to your questionis no. I am not even sure if it would be possible but I
will investigate.
I have attached a scroller effect which may overcome theproblem you are occasionally experiencing with Firefox
reloading at same time as Sailwave upload happens. Copy
the file to the Javascript folder. To make use of the
effect and others when publishing in the second window
‘Destination options’ click the ‘Effects’ button
highlight scoller in left pane and then click >> to
place in right hand pane. The Javascript code will be
included in the HTML file and then when the file is opened
in a browser the results will scroll down and when the
bottom is reached will jump back to the top and start
scrolling again.
Kind regards,
Huw
On 07/09/2018 10:24, [sailwave] wrote:
Thanks for this I have had a goodplay, and for the moment just gone simple with
extra logo.
It has raised possibly anotherquestion though. Is it possible to have a page
with all the headings static and the table
scrolling in a frame?
Preferably with a frame thatrefreshed, currently we use a raspberry pi with
iceweasel (firefox) to display the results in the
club, there are 2 addins to firefox, the first
scrolls the page, the second reloads it once the
scroll has finished, this works most of the time,
however from time to time when a race result is
added and the page it reuploaded, if the firefox
reload and the remote sailwave upload happen at
similar times, then firefox goes to a blank screen
and doesn’t reload so a different way of achieving
the same thing would be good.
Thanks
Keith
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I think it should be fairly easy to create that. Just create a static page with a frame that points to the html file you are using for the Sailwave results. In the main frame you would put the stuff like title, sponsors, etc. that doesn’t change. Then use the header.txt and footer.txt files to trim the stuff you don’t want out of the final results that go into the results frame.
I think it should be fairly easy to create that. Just create a static page with a frame that points to the html file you are using for the Sailwave results. In the main frame you would put the stuff like title, sponsors, etc. that doesn’t change. Then use the header.txt and footer.txt files to trim the stuff you don’t want out of the final results that go into the results frame.