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Jason Jystad wrote: I was having trouble with the mouseovers. I wasn't able to get them working consistantly. I shall have to take a look at how you did it. I streamlined the code a little and made it more Mozilla friendly. Also added a few little tweaks such as toggle mode on the wrapping functions (ie if you select a word and click B then the text is wrapped in <b>'s; click B again the wrapping is removed. Also modifed the
InLinkErAtora wee bit) Spent an hour this morning trying to get Mozilla to work with the textRange and finally gave up when I found an article that discusses the Mozilla broken Range property. :rolleyes: I also convincingly broke the Netscape 4 version of the toolbar but I am so over Netscape that I'm no longer willing to support such a buggy application. Besides, we all use IE here right? right?? ;) Jason Jystad wrote: Or is it just me? It's just you ;) cheers, Chris MaunderChris Maunder wrote: I streamlined the code a little and made it more Mozilla friendly. Ah, I was just about to take a pass at making it work in Mozilla. Chris Maunder wrote: Also added a few little tweaks such as toggle mode on the wrapping functions Hahahahaha! Great minds think alike. I don't think I posted it to the demo page, but I added the same feature to the toolbar right at the end. :) Chris Maunder wrote: Also modifed the InLinkErAtor a wee bit Really? what did you do to it? It still seems to work the same. Chris Maunder wrote: Spent an hour this morning trying to get Mozilla to work with the textRange and finally gave up when I found an article that discusses the Mozilla broken Range property. Yeah, that was the biggest thorn in my side with cross browser compatibility. The range object really is useful, but here we are with more cross-browser problems. ;p The thing that I got stuck on trying to do was to get the whole thing into an external javascript library. That way the code would be centralized and we would gain an effective speed up for our modem using bretheren. Unfortunately I kept running into strange side effects from dropping the code into a library. Code that worked right before would stop working, either the code on the page or the library code. Nothing that I could quite debug either. Never did get it work out completely. :mad:
Jason Jystad
Cito Technologies
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Wecome back Jason - I see Chris has finally implemented those amazingly cool formatting controls on the post message screens :D Waiting with baited breath to see what secret features yer cooking up... :)
Shog9 --
Maybe Java is kind of like God, it "works in mysterious ways". It seems like your apps are running slowly, because in the backgroud Java is solving world hunger, or finding the cure to cancer. - Ryan Johnston, Don't die java!
Shog9 wrote: Waiting with baited breath to see what secret features yer cooking up... I have a couple of things I was going to add to the toolbar partially completed. I will post them as soon as I can get the code tree out of storage and finish them up. We'll see what Chris thinks. :)
Jason Jystad
Cito Technologies
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People seem to misinterpret complexity as sophistication.
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Roger Wright wrote: You were actually here and didn't call??? I'm in the damned book, after all! :eek: You know you're a geek when... I am sorry Roger, I was thinking the whole time I was there that I wished I could give you a call. All I could think of was: "Damn, I wish I had an Internet connection so I could hook up with Roger!" It truly never occurred to me to look in the phone book. :-O Must of been the stress of the situation. Yeah, that's the ticket, I am not that much of a geek. I'm not, I'm not, I'm not! :rolleyes:
Jason Jystad
Cito Technologies
Sonork ID: Ogami(100.9918)
People seem to misinterpret complexity as sophistication.
--Niklaus Wirth (Inventor of Pascal)LOL! So, are you working? If so, where? "Knock, knock." "Who's there?" "Recursion." "Recursion who?" "Knock, knock..."
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My moving truck broke down. :mad: I finally had to cross-load my stuff into a new truck and then we were able to make it out. ;P
Jason Jystad
Cito Technologies
Sonork ID: Ogami(100.9918)
People seem to misinterpret complexity as sophistication.
--Niklaus Wirth (Inventor of Pascal)Jason Jystad wrote: My moving truck broke down Where did you break down? Or is that just a polite way of saying "I got stuck on a hot slot machine over in Laughlin and it didn't quit paying off for four days!" "Knock, knock." "Who's there?" "Recursion." "Recursion who?" "Knock, knock..."
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Jason Jystad wrote: My moving truck broke down Where did you break down? Or is that just a polite way of saying "I got stuck on a hot slot machine over in Laughlin and it didn't quit paying off for four days!" "Knock, knock." "Who's there?" "Recursion." "Recursion who?" "Knock, knock..."
Roger Wright wrote: Where did you break down? You are not going to believe this, (well, you might but everybody else is going to think I'm kidding), but I broke down 5 miles outside of Nothing, AZ. :laugh: That was the first time, then we managed to limp into Wikiup (sp?) and things seemed OK so we limped into Kingman. While trying to find a Motel in Kingman we broke down again. We managed to squeek into a Motel for the night and they towed us into Bullhead the next morning. The Hilltop Shell there is one of their repair depots. They fixed what they thought was the problem and we got under way but then the AC in my car stopped working and we had to get that fixed. After a night there we tried to get under way but the truck was having troubles on the grades out of Bullhead so we went back and told them the truck was having problems. They patted us on the head, (figuratively speaking), and told us we were imagining things so we shrugged and tried again. This time the entire cooling system on the truck shat itself and poured out over the highway. We went back to them in my car and did the "I Told You So" Waltz. :) They towed us back in and then cross-loaded us into a new truck. by then it was too late and we stayed overnight one more time. In the morning we got under way and the rest of the trip went more or less OK.
Jason Jystad
Cito Technologies
Sonork ID: Ogami(100.9918)
People seem to misinterpret complexity as sophistication.
--Niklaus Wirth (Inventor of Pascal) -
LOL! So, are you working? If so, where? "Knock, knock." "Who's there?" "Recursion." "Recursion who?" "Knock, knock..."
Roger Wright wrote: So, are you working? If so, where? Yeah, I am. I am working for a consulting firm in Seattle that I worked for before I moved to Phoenix. We will see how it works out. So far so good. How about yourself?
Jason Jystad
Cito Technologies
Sonork ID: Ogami(100.9918)
People seem to misinterpret complexity as sophistication.
--Niklaus Wirth (Inventor of Pascal) -
Roger Wright wrote: Where did you break down? You are not going to believe this, (well, you might but everybody else is going to think I'm kidding), but I broke down 5 miles outside of Nothing, AZ. :laugh: That was the first time, then we managed to limp into Wikiup (sp?) and things seemed OK so we limped into Kingman. While trying to find a Motel in Kingman we broke down again. We managed to squeek into a Motel for the night and they towed us into Bullhead the next morning. The Hilltop Shell there is one of their repair depots. They fixed what they thought was the problem and we got under way but then the AC in my car stopped working and we had to get that fixed. After a night there we tried to get under way but the truck was having troubles on the grades out of Bullhead so we went back and told them the truck was having problems. They patted us on the head, (figuratively speaking), and told us we were imagining things so we shrugged and tried again. This time the entire cooling system on the truck shat itself and poured out over the highway. We went back to them in my car and did the "I Told You So" Waltz. :) They towed us back in and then cross-loaded us into a new truck. by then it was too late and we stayed overnight one more time. In the morning we got under way and the rest of the trip went more or less OK.
Jason Jystad
Cito Technologies
Sonork ID: Ogami(100.9918)
People seem to misinterpret complexity as sophistication.
--Niklaus Wirth (Inventor of Pascal)Jason Jystad wrote: I broke down 5 miles outside of Nothing, AZ. LOL! Aptly named, isn't it? Hilltop Motors is well known here as the last place on earth you'd ever want to buy a car or have one repaired. Absolute rock bottom. The locals won't trust them to put air in a bicycle tire - a pity you ran into them.:( It sounds like a thoroughly rotten trip. A pitcher of cold ale and a few rounds of pool would've set you straight, and you might have found a reputable mechanic... remember that next time you break down somewhere! Most barflys are losers, but I've discovered that they do know where the reliable services are offered:-) I'm glad you made it safely out of town, though. So many don't! At least you now have a/c that works, now that you won't be needing it again:laugh: "Knock, knock." "Who's there?" "Recursion." "Recursion who?" "Knock, knock..."
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Roger Wright wrote: So, are you working? If so, where? Yeah, I am. I am working for a consulting firm in Seattle that I worked for before I moved to Phoenix. We will see how it works out. So far so good. How about yourself?
Jason Jystad
Cito Technologies
Sonork ID: Ogami(100.9918)
People seem to misinterpret complexity as sophistication.
--Niklaus Wirth (Inventor of Pascal)Great news! I'm still looking for work, doing a bit of consulting-type stuff, fixing PCs and helping small companies with their little networks. I've been doing a lot of volunteer stuff, and getting some consulting fees for helping a local charity get incorporated and registered as a tax-exempt org. I wonder how little groups ever do it, the IRS puts so much paperwork and repetitive crap in the way. It's educational for me, at least. "Knock, knock." "Who's there?" "Recursion." "Recursion who?" "Knock, knock..."
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Jason Jystad wrote: I broke down 5 miles outside of Nothing, AZ. LOL! Aptly named, isn't it? Hilltop Motors is well known here as the last place on earth you'd ever want to buy a car or have one repaired. Absolute rock bottom. The locals won't trust them to put air in a bicycle tire - a pity you ran into them.:( It sounds like a thoroughly rotten trip. A pitcher of cold ale and a few rounds of pool would've set you straight, and you might have found a reputable mechanic... remember that next time you break down somewhere! Most barflys are losers, but I've discovered that they do know where the reliable services are offered:-) I'm glad you made it safely out of town, though. So many don't! At least you now have a/c that works, now that you won't be needing it again:laugh: "Knock, knock." "Who's there?" "Recursion." "Recursion who?" "Knock, knock..."
Roger Wright wrote: Hilltop Motors is well known here as the last place on earth you'd ever want to buy a car or have one repaired. Absolute rock bottom. The locals won't trust them to put air in a bicycle tire - a pity you ran into them. ah, well they seemed to do OK and I did eventually get here. that is all that really counts in the end. :) Roger Wright wrote: It sounds like a thoroughly rotten trip. A pitcher of cold ale and a few rounds of pool would've set you straight, Yes, it would have. Too bad I didn't know how to operate with the Internet portion of my brain disconnected or we could have done exactly that. ;P ah well, life will mosey on, at least everywhere but Nothing, AZ. :laugh:
Jason Jystad
Cito Technologies
Sonork ID: Ogami(100.9918)
People seem to misinterpret complexity as sophistication.
--Niklaus Wirth (Inventor of Pascal) -
Great news! I'm still looking for work, doing a bit of consulting-type stuff, fixing PCs and helping small companies with their little networks. I've been doing a lot of volunteer stuff, and getting some consulting fees for helping a local charity get incorporated and registered as a tax-exempt org. I wonder how little groups ever do it, the IRS puts so much paperwork and repetitive crap in the way. It's educational for me, at least. "Knock, knock." "Who's there?" "Recursion." "Recursion who?" "Knock, knock..."
Roger Wright wrote: It's educational for me, at least Hmm, I don't know if "educational" is the right word here, I am thinking something more like "frustrating" or "annoying as shite" or something along those lines. :) Well at least you seem to be getting by. Managing to cover rent and such I hope? BTW have you ever eaten at that Thai/Chinese restaurant there in Bullhead? The green building. I think it was called Darunees or something.
Jason Jystad
Cito Technologies
Sonork ID: Ogami(100.9918)
People seem to misinterpret complexity as sophistication.
--Niklaus Wirth (Inventor of Pascal)