Post by XFox Prower on Sept 17, 2006 22:58:37 GMT -5
Here's my first post. There's not much I can say that wasn't already covered. The boards are going through some changes now that we got the hang of making sub boards. There's still lots of topics to move and sort.
I also modified the Battle Cards scripts today to display admin names in green to distinguish between others. It was suggested once to give them a whole different colored card at one point but that would mean having to create an additional table in the headers that could not be cached, as well as create more resources to load. But now that I think about it, it could probably be done just as easily as cloning the table and filling in values as already done with the exception of changing a class name and letting CSS do the rest. Another change was that all variables are now declared at the start of the script rather than as they come. It made no chnage in execution time on my machine, but it shaved 30ms off someone else's.
I've been working on the Beta Tails Sliding Puzzle too. It's working fine in FireFox now thanks to the DOM debugging tools it comes with. It still looks messed up in IE though. I can't tell why though since the only known difference from the non-beta puzzle is how the nodes are created. Maybe that can be fixed soon.
I also modified the Battle Cards scripts today to display admin names in green to distinguish between others. It was suggested once to give them a whole different colored card at one point but that would mean having to create an additional table in the headers that could not be cached, as well as create more resources to load. But now that I think about it, it could probably be done just as easily as cloning the table and filling in values as already done with the exception of changing a class name and letting CSS do the rest. Another change was that all variables are now declared at the start of the script rather than as they come. It made no chnage in execution time on my machine, but it shaved 30ms off someone else's.
I've been working on the Beta Tails Sliding Puzzle too. It's working fine in FireFox now thanks to the DOM debugging tools it comes with. It still looks messed up in IE though. I can't tell why though since the only known difference from the non-beta puzzle is how the nodes are created. Maybe that can be fixed soon.
