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Got TWO computers fired up wirelessly at home now, things are going well! I've done my chores for the day (got my driving license sent off, and found a PA to hire for the wedding reception) and
Clare's out at a dress fitting so I have the rest of the afternoon to myself. Got the new free computer from Clare's work hooked up wirelessly, that's how I'm posting this.
Quite pleased that I've learned XSL today, which is needed for my Folkestone interactive map google map hack... At first I copied examples from the google map group, but then I realised they were mixing their design into their XML, which is slightly defeating the object... so, I've normalised my XML as much as possible and used the simple programming functionality of XSL to display things how I want. I still want more pictures of Folkestone pubs in there but if you go to the map and say you're looking for real ale and darts, you can see an example that does work nicely, The Harbour. Hey, someone tell me how smart I am!
Not sure what to do with the rest of the day, it's still pretty hot, we must go out somewhere this evening...
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Just moving between one computer and another where I can't access my email!
Intro to XSL
XSL quick reference PDF
XSLT standard library, at SourceForge
XSLT terminology
Tree view XML node explainicator
Nice XSLT primer
31 Aug :: 2006 :: Comment / reply
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Come, come Pauly you must have Gate 28 on the list surely although not a pub as such it does great food, has a DJ at weekends and good wine....sorry no darts or pool table !!!!
Deano :: 27 Jun :: 2005 :: Comment / reply
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It's under Sandgate though, and not Folkestone... That's a good point though, when you pick "Folkestone", it shows Sanddgate as it's so close, but it doesn't mark the actual venues... this needs more though, maybe I should stop picking an arbitrary "town" for venues and just organise them by location...
