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SSUR Team Colors - Modified


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Hi all...

I have made another change to my Team Colors lists on the SSUR. Now, when you select a color set description (e.g., Royal Blue, Scarlet Red and White), the color swatch image is generated in a pop-up window - resized to fit the image.

It's a minor change, but I would like all of your input, comments, suggestions, etc.

Ideally, I wanted the image to be right-justified, but can't figure out how to do it, other than to set the location over to the right (1000 pixels in this case). Let me know if this is a problem.

Personally, I really like the way these reports are presented; it's mostly automated (the best I can do considering it's all in MS Access), but the image generation is a bit cumbersome. Until I find a way to automate the generation of images from Access reports (without the use of SnagIt, as I do now), it will have to work this way.

Here's the first two leagues that I've modified to use the pop-up windows:

National Football League

Arena Football League

...oh, and credit should go to Lamicus, who I believe requested this back when I first started going with this format...

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Ideally, I wanted the image to be right-justified, but can't figure out how to do it, other than to set the location over to the right (1000 pixels in this case).

Why not just place the image inside a single row & column table and align the cell's contents to the right?
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I'm using Safari, and when I click the link, a new page opens up in the upper right corner of my screen, but I have to move the window back to the left so I can open it up to see everything in it.

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I'm using Safari, and when I click the link, a new page opens up in the upper right corner of my screen, but I have to move the window back to the left so I can open it up to see everything in it.

I am getting this in Mozilla on a PC as well

I still think that this is a good idea on how to display the colours

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Thanks for the input thus far guys...I'll work on getting it more browser-compatible.

And eriqjaffe - do you mean have each image displayed on the report itself? If I'm reading that correctly, then it would make the page HUGE, and take forever to load. Let me know if I'm missing the point.

Thanks.

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...I've changed the image to load in the left-hand corner for now. Hopefully, that will help with some of the browser issues, but I noticed that the resizing doesn't work quite right using Firefox.

I'll keep working on it...

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...I've changed the image to load in the left-hand corner for now. Hopefully, that will help with some of the browser issues, but I noticed that the resizing doesn't work quite right using Firefox.

I'll keep working on it...

It looks fine to me in Firefox. I was able to compare the Buffalo Bills' current colors and the old AFL Buffalo Destroyers' colors next to each other quite nicely.

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And eriqjaffe - do you mean have each image displayed on the report itself? If I'm reading that correctly, then it would make the page HUGE, and take forever to load. Let me know if I'm missing the point.

In the pop-up window.

Currently, you have this:

<BODY onload='fitPic();' topmargin="0" marginheight="0" leftmargin="0" marginwidth="0">
<script language='javascript'>
document.write( "<img src='" +picUrl +"' border=0>" );
</script>
</BODY>

...I was thinking something more like this:

<BODY onload='fitPic();' topmargin="0" marginheight="0" leftmargin="0" marginwidth="0">

<table width='100%'>
<tr>
<td align='right'>

<script language='javascript'>
document.write( "<img src='" +picUrl +"' border=0>" );
</script>

</td>
</tr>
</table>

This would draw a table the full width of the browser window and align the image to the right of the table - in effect, to the right of the window. I didn't test that code, but something like that should do the trick.

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This would draw a table the full width of the browser window and align the image to the right of the table - in effect, to the right of the window. I didn't test that code, but something like that should do the trick.

Oh OK...I gotcha. Let me work on that. Thanks!

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...oh, and credit should go to Lamicus, who I believe requested this back when I first started going with this format...

You know, it's been a while, but I do kinda remember this. Thanks for the shout-out, D.

Now, where's my check?

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...oh, and credit should go to Lamicus, who I believe requested this back when I first started going with this format...

You know, it's been a while, but I do kinda remember this. Thanks for the shout-out, D.

Now, where's my check?

I'll go ask Sodboy if he has any ideas for your gift.

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