Comic-engine progress...
Oct. 3rd, 2006 02:23 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
wolfwings...was able to rebuild the interface to match the 'lamppost' style Inverloch is currently using.
I'm lacking ready access to anything except Linux and Mac OS/X so I can't really test IE support for this version unfortunately. I fully expect something to break horribly, since I'm following nothing but W3C standards so IE will have to screw up somewhere. :-)
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mira_fastfire, I added the next/back buttons near the bottom, and placeholder icons for single/double page layout and text links for the various languages. I think this addresses the concerns you'd raised previously about the approach I'd been taking for the interface? I hope? =^.^=
I am kinda proud of the approach I took for handling the 'scene names' lists as a side-node. Collapsing view-cropped tables is really useful when you have to only show an intersection between two items, in this case the chapter to show and the current language. The table is generated client-side since it's smaller to transmit the data and create the table after the fact than to transmit the table itself by quite a bit.
Only thing left to do is re-integrate the multi-lingual 'copyright text' at the bottom of the interface, and add all the Italian, German, and Polish chapter titles, and all the non-English scene titles if I can get them translated.
Edit: I'm a dumbass and forgot to provide a link to see the current progress: http://wolfwings.us/inverloch/comic.html
As usual, only the first two scenes of the first chapter actually work. =^.^=
I'm lacking ready access to anything except Linux and Mac OS/X so I can't really test IE support for this version unfortunately. I fully expect something to break horribly, since I'm following nothing but W3C standards so IE will have to screw up somewhere. :-)
Also,
mira_fastfire, I added the next/back buttons near the bottom, and placeholder icons for single/double page layout and text links for the various languages. I think this addresses the concerns you'd raised previously about the approach I'd been taking for the interface? I hope? =^.^=I am kinda proud of the approach I took for handling the 'scene names' lists as a side-node. Collapsing view-cropped tables is really useful when you have to only show an intersection between two items, in this case the chapter to show and the current language. The table is generated client-side since it's smaller to transmit the data and create the table after the fact than to transmit the table itself by quite a bit.
Only thing left to do is re-integrate the multi-lingual 'copyright text' at the bottom of the interface, and add all the Italian, German, and Polish chapter titles, and all the non-English scene titles if I can get them translated.
Edit: I'm a dumbass and forgot to provide a link to see the current progress: http://wolfwings.us/inverloch/comic.html
As usual, only the first two scenes of the first chapter actually work. =^.^=
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Date: 2006-10-03 02:01 pm (UTC)I'm using the latest FF. When I click on the 'Next' button after page 6 of the first chapter, the display screen stays blank. When I nav with the forward and back buttons, either the display screen shows nothing, or it shows the same page regardless. When I did the double page display, it cut each page in half to show them (might be expected behavior there, though, I suppose).
Hrm...
Date: 2006-10-03 08:01 pm (UTC)Also, there aren't any pages after 9 on the 'demo site' I have up, so in case it's that (and not page 6 that's the breakpoint) I added a one-time-per-forced-page-reload warning the first time you try to view a page after 9.
Re: Hrm...
Date: 2006-10-03 08:03 pm (UTC)Figured out the problem with the back/forward buttons.
Date: 2006-10-03 08:16 pm (UTC)