Nice work, Andrew. Please, add the units (I know you think in feets) :) m.
On 10.1.2011, at 17:59, Andrew Atkinson wrote: > Hello > > Well Bruce you spurred me into action, and I have produced some web > pages, that allow users to search the database. > > It can be a little slow, especially the passage height query. Even > the form is slow to load, and no indication is given that it is > working. Finding the heights are quite quick it is the checking to > see if they are underground that take the time, oh well probably can > be optimised, but someone better than me. > > It is set up so that more searches can be easily added. > > Known problems > > Passage height gives meaningless results if one or both of the > heights given are between the min and max. > AJAX menu does not work on all browsers. > > Which brings me back to the where this all started, it would be more > user-friendly to do searches on passage names as people call them. > IE how long is 'Route 66' Currently to do this they would have to > know that 'Route 66' was made up of the second half of Diesel Duck > plus Onion and the first half of 'hall of time'. The first and last > of these is not searchable? > > Have a look at > > http://wotcc.org.uk/Cheddar/ > > (the style is stolen from ubss.org.uk) > > If people think that it is useful, I'll add the code to the wiki, > you should be able to edit the config file and it should then drop > in to any site. Extra Searches can be added to the Searches > Directory, so it should be adaptable. > > Works with mySQL. > > Andrew > > _______________________________________________ > Therion mailing list > Therion at speleo.sk > http://mailman.speleo.sk/mailman/listinfo/therion
