OmnomIRC Options Page

[ZippyDee]

Google Chrome

[Juju]

I agree, it would be nicer with checkboxes.

[Netham45]

Have you cleared your cache, restarted browser, deleted cookies, etc...?

[ZippyDee]

Clearing cache did it Thanks. I should have tried that first, sorry.

[Darl181]

Minor random thing, but in the options page the search box on top migrates to the middle of the bar. (Firefox 4.1)

Other than that, great job.

[ztrumpet]

Minor random thing, but in the options page the search box on top migrates to the middle of the bar. (Firefox 4.1)

Other than that, great job.

Yup, that happened to me to (Firefox 4.1).

Wow, Netham, nice job!   I like it.

[yunhua98]

How is the color of your name determined?

[ztrumpet]

Strange.  Again, I'm using Firefox 4.1:
If I left click on "Rules," "Today's Logs," or "This Year's Logs" and open it in a new tab, it opens another copy of the page I'm currently on instead of the logs.

[Netham45]

Just click it, it opens in a new page by default.

They call a javascript function on left click that opens in a new tab.

[Darl181]

How is the color of your name determined?

it's by the letters in the name, it seems.  Look at "Goto"

[Netham45]

How is the color of your name determined?

Code: [Select]

function getNameColor($name)
{
$name = str_replace("@","",$name);
$name = str_replace("+","",$name);
$rcolors = array(19, 20, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29);
$sum = $i = 0;
while (isset($name[$i]))
$sum += ord($name[$i++]);
$sum %= 9;
return $rcolors[$sum];
}


[Darl181]

So, I'm guessing it won't be possible to choose which color one has?

[Netham45]

It could be controlled by the last char in your name.

[Darl181]

How was the color changed in the screenie then?  All that changed was the first letter.

* Darl181 doesn't understand the code si he has no idea how it works

[Netham45]

Every character has an ascii number.

Code: [Select]

N = 78
e = 101 +  78 = 179
t = 116 + 179 = 295
h = 104 + 295 = 399
a = 97 + 399 = 496
m = 109 + 496 = 605
4 = 52 + 605 = 657
5 = 53 + 657 = 710

710

Then we modulate it by 9.

Code: [Select]

710 % 9 = 8

It's then equal to the 8th color in the array(that goes from 0-8). Since I kept the x-chat numerals, that's 29. 29 matches up to a CSS value with colors (that were again, ripped from x-chat).

By changing any one character up one or down one, you can make the result equal whatever you want. Appending an 'a' to the end would make the color stay the same at the 8th entry, a 'b' would make it be the 0th entry in the array, a 'c' would make it the 1st, ... 'i' would make it be the 7th, and j would start the loop again.