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    Wow. First person to ever admit he was wrong, thats extremly noble of you


    www.fragme.co = a project.

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    Gotcha' nick

    Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /var/www/html/www.youmeo.com/pages/yourhome/index.php on line 57

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    Quote Originally Posted by Klydo View Post
    So Caleb you coded the downloaded one from ColourPickers? Wow, so they employ you? Think you'll find I actually downloaded direct from ColourPickers as I didn't have any of the JS files on Klydo. All I have is the CSS and images.

    Stop trying to claim it's yours

    Maybe people would like to realise the fact this thread is about the BETA site not the current one. Stay on topic
    You that thick, if you haven't noticed, the one directly from ColourLovers didn't include the features I included. As well as the code being almost the same, with the exception of ().

    YouMeo:
    Code:
    <script type="text/JavaScript">
    _whichField = "hexValue_0";
    CLCPHandler = function(_hex) {
    document.getElementById("header_colour").value = _hex;
    document.getElementById("header").style.backgroundColor = ("#" + _hex);
    }
    _CLCPdisplay = "none";
    _CLCPisDraggable = true;
    _CLCPposition = "relative";
    _CLCPinitHex = "3b3834";
    CLCPinitPicker();
    </script>
    Klydo:
    Code:
    <script type="text/JavaScript">
    _whichField = "hexValue_0";
    CLCPHandler = function(_hex) {
    document.getElementById("headerc").value = _hex;
    document.getElementById("user_top").style.backgroundColor = "#" + _hex;
    }
    _CLCPdisplay = "none";
    _CLCPisDraggable = true;
    _CLCPposition = "absolute";
    _CLCPinitHex = "60A1CC";
    CLCPinitPicker();
    </script>
    hmm... and that didn't come with the chooser :rolleyes:

    Quote Originally Posted by itsme View Post
    Hello. It's Calum here from youmeo. Founder etc

    I've been watching the threads etc for ages. It's really interesting to see bits and peices that have been wrote about Greg and the website.

    I appreciate that at present the website does have a few bugs, I can assure you our developers are working around the clock.

    The point is there were much more serious issues that none of you guys had even picked up on that we have been fixing.

    I'll reply to all feedback - feel free to email me direct [email protected], your even welcome to visit our office for a coffee.

    I look forward to your replys.

    Calum
    Some users picked up the serious issues, but didn't tell anyone. I'm glad it has picked up, and they are being fixed.

    Nick is a great coder from what I have seen, did a great job on Hab-World, and all his other projects, and he seems to be fixing them well, and knows what he is talking about :eusa_clap

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    Quote Originally Posted by loserWILL View Post
    Glad someone's fixing up the site.
    Aye, it's about time


    Kudos to Pyroka.
    Last edited by Janczyk; 24-07-2008 at 08:24 PM.

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    First time I've ever seen someone admit they're wrong here (in this kind of situation) - kudos Pyroka.

    @ Denta: Those are basically similar. Hmm.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dentafrice View Post
    YouMeo:
    Code:
    <script type="text/JavaScript">
    _whichField = "hexValue_0";
    CLCPHandler = function(_hex) {
    document.getElementById("header_colour").value = _hex;
    document.getElementById("header").style.backgroundColor = ("#" + _hex);
    }
    _CLCPdisplay = "none";
    _CLCPisDraggable = true;
    _CLCPposition = "relative";
    _CLCPinitHex = "3b3834";
    CLCPinitPicker();
    </script>
    Klydo:
    Code:
    <script type="text/JavaScript">
    _whichField = "hexValue_0";
    CLCPHandler = function(_hex) {
    document.getElementById("headerc").value = _hex;
    document.getElementById("user_top").style.backgroundColor = "#" + _hex;
    }
    _CLCPdisplay = "none";
    _CLCPisDraggable = true;
    _CLCPposition = "absolute";
    _CLCPinitHex = "60A1CC";
    CLCPinitPicker();
    </script>
    hmm... and that didn't come with the chooser :rolleyes:
    Code:
    <script type="text/JavaScript">
      _whichField = "hexValue_0";
      CLCPHandler = function(_hex) {
    // This function gets called by the picker when the sliders are being dragged. The variable _hex contains the current hex value from the picker
        // This code serves as an example only, here we use it to do three things:
        // Here we simply drop the variable _hex into the input field, so we can see what the hex value coming from the picker is:
            document.getElementById(_whichField).value = _hex;
        // Here is where we color the BG of a div to preview the color:
    document.getElementById("CLCPUpdateDiv").style.background = ("#" + _hex);
    // Giving you control over this function really puts the reigns in your hands. Rewrite this function as you see fit to really take control of this color picker.
      }
      // Settings:
      _CLCPdisplay = "none"; // Values: "none", "block". Default "none"
      _CLCPisDraggable = true; // Values: true, false. Default true
      _CLCPposition = "absolute"; // Values: "absolute", "relative". Default "absolute"
      _CLCPinitHex = "0039B3"; // Values: Any valid hex value. Default "ffffff"
      CLCPinitPicker();
    </script>
    Direct from colourpickers, all I done was remove the commenting...
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    All I have to say is that the website isn't very pleasing to me atm, I can't upload photos without JavaScript enabled and I don't intend to enable it any time soon.


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    Well then, I think Youmeo has to consider building an alternative image upload system, for users who haven't got Javascript enabled. I like stating the obvious, heh.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pyroka View Post
    Well then, I think Youmeo has to consider building an alternative image upload system, for users who haven't got Javascript enabled. I like stating the obvious, heh.
    Yeah we agree..

    Our image system is very complex and we have to plan changes like these carefully. There was hundreds of thousands of images all sorted into different folders/servers etc.

    So (again) this is on the todo!
    Calum of youmeo.com



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    Ah, that makes everything so much harder doesn't it. Prevention of data loss is paramount after all (or so I think). I'm sure there is a way to enable Javascript to run automatically, even with disabled Javascript but I can't remember how. I remember reading something along the lines of that when I was stumbling on StumbleUpon.

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