Re: RGPL - a couple of updates

On Dec 2, 6:43 am, "PinZach" <z...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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On Mon, 1 Dec 2008 20:52:58 -0800, "PinZach" <z...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Had a couple of late posts and a corrected score or two emailed to me.

So, the stats/rankings were updated again.

www.pinzach.com

34 players this week - a new RGPL record.

Pretty sweeeeeeeeeet.

PZ, not sure if you know about this or if the problem is on my end but
when I display the rankings on my machine using firefox 3.0.4 the
columns are not sized properly for the data. For example, the high
score for AFM is ~14 characters and is displayed in a column about 6-8
characters wide.

It does display correctly on IE.

FYI.

Thanks for the info, not sure I know what to do about that.  It's simly an
Excel spreadsheet I'm exporting as an html, so I don't know how else do
crank it out that's similar to solve that problem.

Anyone else having issues that are similar?

It might be an unrecognized font type or size, maybe I'll try something diff
there.  The high score has a diff size and font than the median.  Does the
median look okay?

I've seen this all along Zach. Thought I mentioned it months ago. I
simply use an add on to Firefox that allows me to open links in IE.

The problem is the width of the table (table-layout:fixed;width:950pt
also a separate width=1262) and cells combined with the font size in
the html code:

<table x:str border=0 cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0 width=1262
style='border-collapse:
collapse;table-layout:fixed;width:950pt'>

Additionally Excel will add TONS of unnecessary code to the page
making it a chore to work with. A few options include a) mucking
through the code and fixing it by hand, b) take a screen shot of the
spreadsheet and post that, c) write your own table in html the import
the spreadsheet (mucho code work), d) leave it as is since we know the
issue and the work around is to simply view it in IE (eeewwwww). ;P

~Ron R
TBK=The Biggest Kid
"Route-rat extraordinaire!"
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