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[POCMLOC] - HOW'D YOU DO DAT???? |
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Do it for me do it for me!!! |
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That is probably the most amazing thing I have seen since
teatime. And I can say that, even though Spunt, the junior
molecatcher, insisted on doing that trick with his thumb to
amuse the children as we passed him this evening. |
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Cursory examination of referenced links indicates apparent mind degeneration. |
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Hey Max, see my link. Amazed? Your next idea will be your 200th. |
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Oh, OK. So, everybody knows how to do clever view things
except Old Max, the almost-bicentenarian, huh? |
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Has anyone got a spare huff I can borrow to go off in? |
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[Max] - if you create a new 'view' or edit an existing view and save it with no name, it won't do anything to your existing view, but it will give you a URL for the view which you can post elsewhere. That's all [poc], [jin] and [xav] are doing.
[phoenix] is one short of 200 as well. And I'm amazed how many ideas [xenzag] has. |
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And bungston is closing in on top spot. |
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Max, don't rush into your bicentennial, it'll appear in good time. I'll illustrate it if you can manage a 'tangible' invention. |
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Oooh! Now there's an offer - many thanks. I may post "prime
number post-codes" as my 201st instead, then. |
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[JinBish], I thought you'd have defined a XSLT stylesheet to generate SVG from HB's RSS version!
Hang on, I appear to be speaking in TLAs.
O,T,U... OMG, I am! |
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[edit] Sorry, [Jin], I thought it was easier, or my XML/RSS/XSLT synapse is on strike at the mo.
(Perhaps Jutta fancies adding a pure XML feed view, with each idea having nicely separated-out attributes such as Name, Category, URI (RSS's esource), Fish, Bun, ...) - Possible to do with the current RSS format, but better XSLT skills than I posses at the moment would be required. |
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No, both SVG, XSLT AND Xpath synapses.
I've quite forgotten how to extract shaped text (e.g. teh title, fish/bun info from "{%s} ({%f}: {%d})" shaped text in an attribute).
There's a very handy (browser based) tool out there for visualizing Xpath stuff |
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I am so impressed with the depth of knowledge
around here, at times. |
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[MaxwellBuchanan] Hi Lingua Obscura |
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Maybe just make a separate category for graph ideas. There are only 5 or 6. |
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