Questions are already starting to surface on the Woopra forums on how to use the new SOAP interface. There really isn’t a lot of documentation on how to do this on the Woopra site itself, but I am going to give you a quick lesson right now on how to use the Woopra API with [...]
One of the problems using the flash date function is that if you need to manually test a time period and ‘start’ from a certain time there really is no ‘built in’ function to force the date function not to use your system clock. I was getting frustrated that I could set the starting clock. [...]
As I really don’t care. Woopra does. But my flash header now cares as well! As I mentioned in the last flash post, I was striving for real time time sync with your current locations sunrise and sunset. I really being trying to do this since the first incarnation of the flash header. Now it [...]
As you might have noticed by now, the butterfly in my flash header moves all over the stage without a clear “defining” path, which was the case here when I gave you an update on the season code. That has been scraped for a much better code.
As the lyrics to Twinkle Twinkle Littler Star go: Twinkle, twinkle, little star, How I wonder what you are! Up above the world so high, Like a diamond in the sky. This is now true for my flash header. After three days of looking for the perfect star animation and designing the very complex code [...]
Topics: flash | Tags: butteryfly, flash, header, seasons
Time to give you another update on the flash header project for this time. As you know for a while it’s been working where the time of day happens and updates every second. That’s one goal. The other was the sun/moon phases. That so far is unattainable at this point. I did however add another [...]
Topics: programing,wordpress | Tags: jquery, programing, scroll, wordpress
Another day.. another innovation over here at the rabbit hole and for other WordPress blogs a-like. One of the things I started dreading when I first started this blog again back in July 2008 is that eventually that archives ‘By Month’ list and categories list was going to get so long that it was going [...]



