FRC-Spy

[R.C.]

Interesting, looks very promising.

[Tom Bottiglieri]

Would it be possible to add a penalty column?

[Brandon Martus]

Originally Posted by Tom Bottiglieri

Would it be possible to add a penalty column?

Done (I think .. someone check my math, assuming the test data is valid)

[JesseK]

Looks good Brandon. You may well have just provided a way to automate Fantasy First

[vhcook]

Column headers for the blue moon rocks are a bit askew (E is over S rather than next to it). Windows XP, 1280x1024 (both fullscreen and smaller window sizes), IE 6.0

Other than that really minor quibble, this is wonderful.

[Brandon Martus]

Originally Posted by vhcook

Column headers for the blue moon rocks are a bit askew (E is over S rather than next to it.

Other than that really minor quibble, this is wonderful.

What browser, resolution, and OS?

[Tom Line]

Perhaps I'm going to get a quick tutorial. I downloaded MS's XML viewer - but when I try to get to the xml, I get this error:

The XML page cannot be displayed
Cannot view XML input using XSL style sheet. Please correct the error and then click the Refresh button, or try again later.


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Only one top level element is allowed in an XML document. Error processing resource 'http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/frcs...

<match>
-^

FYI - columns look just fine in IE6.

[Elgin Clock]

Originally Posted by vhcook

Column headers for the blue moon rocks are a bit askew (E is over S rather than next to it). Windows XP, 1280x1024 (both fullscreen and smaller window sizes), IE 6.0
Other than that really minor quibble, this is wonderful.

Originally Posted by Brandon Martus

What browser, resolution, and OS?

Same issue here.

Windows XP Pro, IE 6.0.2900.2180_______, 1280x960 resolution with CD spread the whole width of my monitor.

[artdutra04]

I not sure if this is a browser issue or if this was a change to the formatting, but earlier today (when using Firefox), the losing alliance was a faded color. Now when checking again (using IE7), the losing alliance is not faded with the winning alliance outlined in a black line.

Maybe it's personal perference, but I prefer the faded colors of the losing alliance to the box around the winning alliance; it's easier to glance at the list to see which alliance won.

[Brandon Martus]

Originally Posted by artdutra04

I not sure if this is a browser issue or if this was a change to the formatting, but earlier today (when using Firefox), the losing alliance was a faded color. Now when checking again (using IE7), the losing alliance is not faded with the winning alliance outlined in a black line.

Maybe it's personal perference, but I prefer the faded colors of the losing alliance to the box around the winning alliance; it's easier to glance at the list to see which alliance won.

Both the fade and outline are still there (fade is in Firefox only, at the moment). I've got to fix it to be compliant and work in non-FF.

[Tom Line]

I am not fluent in XML.

Would it be possible to simply make a text file (tab delimited or otherwise) that we can download to get all the current scores? Since most of us will be playing with the data in excel anyway, it would make a very convenient way to grab the data for us non-fluent-web folks.

An extra bonus would be to have ALL the scores up to the current time, including all the weeks, available in the text file or in different text files.

Again, I don't know how hard that is.