Colour won't display around "Cool"

[William Grimsley]

Hi Ken/others,

Why is it that the colour around the heat word e.g. Cool won't display before the Javascript updates?

For example, in PHP the heat word just displays as a word and then when the AJAX updates 10 seconds later, the heat word displays as a word with the relevant colour and box.

Thanks,

William

[saratogaWX]

The ajax-dashboard.php has no formatting built-in for the $heatcolourword display. The HTML/PHP for that display is

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                  <span class="ajax" id="ajaxheatcolorword">
                    <?php  langtrans($heatcolourword); ?></span>

When the AJAX routine executes, the innerHTML for <span> id="ajaxheatcolorword" is changed and displayed with the border/color.

And no, I don't plan on adding the PHP equivalent of the code to the dashboard...

[William Grimsley]

The ajax-dashboard.php has no formatting built-in for the $heatcolourword display. The HTML/PHP for that display is

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                  <span class="ajax" id="ajaxheatcolorword">
                    <?php  langtrans($heatcolourword); ?></span>

When the AJAX routine executes, the innerHTML for <span> id="ajaxheatcolorword" is changed and displayed with the border/color.

And no, I don't plan on adding the PHP equivalent of the code to the dashboard...

Ok, so there is a way to get this border/colour to be displayed then?

Ok, I can't understand why not because it just looks silly not showing up and then showing up not one or the other...

[BigOkie]

The ajax-dashboard.php has no formatting built-in for the $heatcolourword display. The HTML/PHP for that display is

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                  <span class="ajax" id="ajaxheatcolorword">
                    <?php  langtrans($heatcolourword); ?></span>

When the AJAX routine executes, the innerHTML for <span> id="ajaxheatcolorword" is changed and displayed with the border/color.

And no, I don't plan on adding the PHP equivalent of the code to the dashboard...

Ok, so there is a way to get this border/colour to be displayed then?

Ok, I can't understand why not because it just looks silly not showing up and then showing up not one or the other...

It appears looking at Ken's response is that the css class is contained with the ajax formatting. It's been like this since I've been using the template (as far back as 2010; maybe earlier).

I think someone's OCD may be showing.

[William Grimsley]

The ajax-dashboard.php has no formatting built-in for the $heatcolourword display. The HTML/PHP for that display is

Code: Select all

                  <span class="ajax" id="ajaxheatcolorword">
                    <?php  langtrans($heatcolourword); ?></span>

When the AJAX routine executes, the innerHTML for <span> id="ajaxheatcolorword" is changed and displayed with the border/color.

And no, I don't plan on adding the PHP equivalent of the code to the dashboard...

Ok, so there is a way to get this border/colour to be displayed then?

Ok, I can't understand why not because it just looks silly not showing up and then showing up not one or the other...

It appears looking at Ken's response is that the css class is contained with the ajax formatting. It's been like this since I've been using the template (as far back as 2010; maybe earlier).

I think someone's OCD may be showing.

I do not have OCD! You're the first person to say that I have OCD, I have Aspergers not OCD, ok?

[William Grimsley]

Hi guys,

Someone was nice enough to provide me the correct PHP code to display what I wanted...

Thank you!

Thanks,

William