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Here are a couple of mock ups for alternative layouts, what do you think? Note that the linear gauges cannot display all the information that the radial gauges can, but they take up less screen estate.

Hi Mark,
3 quick question
1. I noted in the example code id="gaugeTable was used two times ?
2. to remove logos does all this code need marked out ?
3. var oldGauges = "gauges.php"; if I use ie8 it goes to gauges.htm
keep up the good work

99.148.155.159/gauges-ss.php
thanks beau

beau

1. Yes a bit naughty, I should use a className here instead, but because I do not use teh id to reference the tables I get away with it. I'll get it changed sometime.

2. You would be better leaving:
var g_imgSmall = null;
var g_imgLarge = null;
and commenting out the rest, or comment out the lot AND the references in drawTemp() and drawDew().

3. ?? very odd !

Version 1.2.2 just posted...

• 1.2.2
• Updated steelseries.js
  - Minor tweak to stop filled 'areas' overlapping shaded 'sectors' on radial gauges
  - Minor fix to LED component redraw when changing colour (the halo density used to increase
  with each colour change)
  - Added shadows to LCD text for a more 3D effect - Standard LCD colour only.
  - Optimised the compass rose drawing routines
• Added gauges-altT.htm and gauges-alt.css
  - Alternative minimal page without any gauge option buttons, and a 'compressed' layout
• Updated gauges.js
  - Removed logo's showing by default

Yet another oddity with the Chrome browser (Chrome on the left IE on the right)...It leaves a gap in the dashed ring! I have stepped through in the debugger and the code is called for the missing section, Chrome just doesn't paint it - Firefox does just like IE. Weird.

Oops, sorry, the original post of 1.2.2 had the HTML files still loading steelseries.js (which I use for debugging) rather than steelseries.min.js file. I have updated the zip - I think only one person had downloaded the original version.

mcrossley wrote:Yet another oddity with the Chrome browser...

Mark, as I stated before, Google Chrome is (probably) not the only browser having those oddities ... more likely Apple Safari for Windows (since both browsers are using the WebKit as a layout engine).

Even odder, I just checked it on another computer with the same version of chrome and it does NOT miss the segment out

I saw your gauges in my chrome but nothing was missing, but I'm missing now my imageoverlay on the barometer after upgrading http://apeldoorn.tk/weer/gauges-ss.htm

edit no error in scripts

Ron
You are setting...
var g_imgSmall = document.getElementById("logo");

But the HTML...
<img id="logo" src="myimages/weather_4.png">

Comes in the body of the page, after the script has loaded in the header. So the <img> element has not been created when you make your assignment.

Leave...
var g_imgSmall;
where it is and move...
g_imgSmall = document.getElementById("logo");
into the init() function and you should be good.

EDITED: Rather move the assignment into init(), but leave the declaration outside so it is global.

Hi Mark,
is there a way to make the forecast font darker?

thanks beau

beau, it seems to be very browser dependent, IE for instance renders it very well, Chrome quite poorly.

in chrome it looks foggy

Latest additions to the steelseries library. Three new pointer types TYPE11,12,13and a new wind direction gauge.All in the next release, sometime soon.

All in the next release, sometime soon.

Really like the new wind direction gauge - hurry up!

GW