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| Name: | Matthew Langley |  |
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| Date Posted: | Mar 02, 2005 | |
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Finally everything about my Journal System with a Torquescript Database back end (Torque DB I like to call it lol)... is working !! on top of this T2D opens up a whole new possibility for me and my team
Well after much time that I've slowly been able to sneak in since I first developed the mass of this, Its working...
here are some beautiful pics !
First Pic: here is the journal system... now with a "Back and Next" button
Second Pic: Showing the next button working wonderfully... (this was much harder to implement then I could've imagined
Third Pic: Shows what happens when you select an entry, for testing purposes I just entered one field... but this shows it accesses it fine, also when you click on this it will return back to the other menu
Fourth Pic: Now you see the 999th entry !!! I really need to put a first and last button now lol... but it cycles through them all! I entered 1,000 entries at one time! no delay practically.
Fifth Pic: And even on "person999" it loads the entry to it fine... this is what I couldn't get working for a while...
Originally this was all in one big scroll control... except that 1000 entries that have to redraw everytime you move your mouse (for highling selections - note the blue) doesn't work too well..
Well now that I have this working I can clean this up, make a tutorial (I have some fairly good commented functions with examples in the code)...
though due to my limited time (T2D sucking every last milisecond) I might release this as a resource a bit rough, so people can have a journal system and a torqueScript database (if they choose)... even if the code is a bit sloppy
here are some beautiful pics !
First Pic: here is the journal system... now with a "Back and Next" button
Second Pic: Showing the next button working wonderfully... (this was much harder to implement then I could've imagined
Third Pic: Shows what happens when you select an entry, for testing purposes I just entered one field... but this shows it accesses it fine, also when you click on this it will return back to the other menu
Fourth Pic: Now you see the 999th entry !!! I really need to put a first and last button now lol... but it cycles through them all! I entered 1,000 entries at one time! no delay practically.
Fifth Pic: And even on "person999" it loads the entry to it fine... this is what I couldn't get working for a while...
Originally this was all in one big scroll control... except that 1000 entries that have to redraw everytime you move your mouse (for highling selections - note the blue) doesn't work too well..
Well now that I have this working I can clean this up, make a tutorial (I have some fairly good commented functions with examples in the code)...
though due to my limited time (T2D sucking every last milisecond) I might release this as a resource a bit rough, so people can have a journal system and a torqueScript database (if they choose)... even if the code is a bit sloppy
Recent Blog Posts
| List: | 11/30/06 - Torque Game Builder 1.1.3 Goes Live! 11/05/06 - The Future of the TGB Documentation 05/16/06 - TGB Bounties Extended! 05/12/06 - Final review of TGB Bounties today 05/04/06 - Call to the TGB Community 02/28/06 - New TGB Particle Editor (Preview) 02/06/06 - A lot has happened 12/09/05 - Preview of a TDN T2D Strategy Article |
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Submit your own resources!| Robert Pierce (Mar 02, 2005 at 06:05 GMT) |
Good luck with T2D.
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EDIT: First, yay (in a monotonous tone).
Edited on Mar 02, 2005 06:05 GMT
| Nick Zafiris (Mar 02, 2005 at 07:53 GMT) |
Nick
| Melv May (Mar 02, 2005 at 08:26 GMT) |
Great work!
- Melv.
| Chris Newman (Mar 03, 2005 at 00:41 GMT) |
| Ed Johnson (Mar 31, 2005 at 04:29 GMT) |
| Matthew Langley (Apr 02, 2005 at 01:19 GMT) |
Edited on Apr 02, 2005 01:19 GMT
| Matthew Langley (Apr 20, 2005 at 16:24 GMT) |
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