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14/05/2011

TagCanvas 1.7.1

Just a quick update to TagCanvas, this time fixing a bug that can cause an error message to appear in the console on Firefox. The error in question actually ends the click event handler just before it would have given up anyway, so it wouldn't change anything noticable, but this version cleans it up.

The updated files are on the TagCanvas page.

12/05/2011

Glowspot glowing link script

I've been playing about with canvases again, and this time I have produced a script that attempts to mimic the glowing effect on Chrome's tabs when you hover your mouse cursor over them. It's not quite the same, but it is a bit of fun and gave me a chance to try out the toDataURL function.

Take a look at the new Glowspot page for full details.

28/04/2011

SVGGraph's new axis options

The new options in version 2.3 are not very complicated, but I'm not very good at explaining them either. To make things clearer, I've created a page full of examples - the axis and grid options page.

I apologise in advance for the hideous colour scheme on some of the bars in the examples.

26/04/2011

SVGGraph 2.3

This new version of SVGGraph adds three more types of graph - horizontal versions of the bar, stacked bar and grouped bar graphs.

Also in this update, I've added options for controlling the region of the graph displayed within the grid (by specifying the minimum and maximum values), and an option to control the grid divisions.

The 3D bar graph has been slightly updated too, and now supports displaying negative values. You can get a copy of this new version by visiting the downloads page.

07/04/2011

mozRequestAnimationFrame and webkitRequestAnimationFrame

Following on from my look at setInterval, I've been looking into these new global timing functions for use in animations. Firefox has mozRequestAnimationFrame and Chrome has webkitRequestAnimationFrame and if either of them are available in your browser it will be used to update the clock in the canvas below.

There is a clock here - if you can't see it, your browser does not support the canvas element.

These functions act similarly to setTimer, though they trigger the callback function when the browser thinks it is time to update the page instead of at a fixed interval.

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