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flying birds
Moderator: mcrossley
- tfavors
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flying birds
Send a note to Mark Crossley, who makes the Steelseries gauges (you'll find him on the Sandysoft forum).
https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewforum.php?f=21
Mark also authored the javascript file that creates the flying birds.
Hi Mark trying to find out how to ad the flying birds on weather website.
Thanks, Terry
https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewforum.php?f=21
Mark also authored the javascript file that creates the flying birds.
Hi Mark trying to find out how to ad the flying birds on weather website.
Thanks, Terry
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Re: flying birds
OK, I think I updated the script some time ago to simplify it, all you need to do is add the script crows.min.js to your HTML page - that's it.
In fact if you put the somewhere accessible on your web server you can test out adding the birds to *any* web page you browse to. Create a browser favourites shortcut called 'Add Crows' that includes the path to your copy of the script with the following content...
Then on the page you want to test, just click your new 'Add Crows' browser favourites link - the birds will be added. Refresh the page to remove them.
In fact if you put the somewhere accessible on your web server you can test out adding the birds to *any* web page you browse to. Create a browser favourites shortcut called 'Add Crows' that includes the path to your copy of the script with the following content...
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javascript:(function(){var d=document,s=d.createElement('script');if(d.getElementById('bg')){return;}s.src='http://www.YOURWEBSERVER.com/PATH/crows.min.js';d.body.appendChild(s);})();
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- tfavors
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Re: flying birds
I did had no luck........sfws wrote:Instead of sending note to Mark you could just type "birds" into forum search and get https://cumulus.hosiene.co.uk/viewtopic.p ... rds#p61312 the thread that tells you where the birds actually originated...
Terry
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Re: flying birds
Thank you so much, Terrymcrossley wrote:OK, I think I updated the script some time ago to simplify it, all you need to do is add the script crows.min.js to your HTML page - that's it.
In fact if you put the somewhere accessible on your web server you can test out adding the birds to *any* web page you browse to. Create a browser favourites shortcut called 'Add Crows' that includes the path to your copy of the script with the following content...Then on the page you want to test, just click your new 'Add Crows' browser favourites link - the birds will be added. Refresh the page to remove them.Code: Select all
javascript:(function(){var d=document,s=d.createElement('script');if(d.getElementById('bg')){return;}s.src='http://www.YOURWEBSERVER.com/PATH/crows.min.js';d.body.appendChild(s);})();
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Re: flying birds
I got some birds testing out here they flying well, lol...
http://www.weathergray.com/weather/gauges-ss.htm
http://www.weathergray.com/weather/gauges-ss.htm
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Re: flying birds
Hey.. does this script not work for .php? I've added it to my site but the crows are flying behind the clouds.. Great looking addon though..
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Re: flying birds
It shouldn't matter if the page is static html or PHP generated. A link?
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Re: flying birds
Hi Phil,philipg wrote:Hey.. does this script not work for .php? I've added it to my site but the crows are flying behind the clouds.. Great looking addon though..
When I played with these I decided to turn them white to reflect seagulls as we do not have crows. But they looked all wrong so back to black
They are on both my htm and php main pages.
I just added the below under < body > and uploaded both js's
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<script type="text/javascript" src='crows.js'></script>
Jenny
Wairoa, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand Weather Station:
http://wairoa.net/weather/index.htm
Cumulus Topsites:
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http://wairoa.net/weather/index.htm
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http://cumulussites.net/