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We are seeking a community to establish roots in and to raise a socially aware, nature oriented, holistic family. We currently live in MA along the rte 95 belt, near Blue Hills Reservation but would like to find a more connected community of like-minded individuals. I used to live in VT, before I was married and enjoyed the natural living concepts, CSA's, community activities, etc. I love skiing, although VT is a little on the cold side for me now and the winters are a bit too long, i'm sad to say.
We now live in MA for job reasons, although could move for the right setting.
1. MA areas we would consider are: Princeton – near wachusett Mt. or surrounding areas or the Stow area (love lake boon).
2. We would also consider parts of VA (my inlaws live in Charlottesville), although we like Williamstown area
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4. Also like Salt Lake City UT...
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4. Options for organic, CSA
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7. Offers natural food options, farm stands, etc.
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welcome! you pretty much sound like my little fam. we have been looking for similar things and still haven't found the right place. being near the ocean is super important to us and we would love to find a community that could support our needs as a family. i just wanted to say good luck and if you come up with anything, let us all know. it is fun to see what is out there.
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Sure, thing! I'm always keeping my eyes and ears open to finding this oasis :)
good luck in your search as well! I definitely will post my ideas as I learn about new places.
There is an Eco-Village in Berlin, MA that has two co-housing developments. Lots of farms nearby for food, CSA two towns away. Small town, only 2-3,000 people.
I know for those of us on the South Shore, MA there are many of us trying to improve and create a more holistic community and there are already online and in person(?)/meetings/gathering supports, although maybe just getting started, for example:
South Shore AP yahoo group
Holistic Moms Network (meeting in Plymouth and Norwell)
I'd love to do a booth like I've done for the Natural Child Collaborative at the Plymouth Farmers Market (and Plymouth Family Network Fair, etc.) more often and around the towns because I keep on meeting people that seem to want the same type of community.
There are several MeetUp and probably even other Facebook and other groups now, too- including a South Shore Homebirth Group and a Cloth Diaper group, and others... it is just feeling a bit like with all this technology we are still a little splintered and it is really hard to connect up and then actually sustain that (trying though).
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We love stow and pretty much spend our summers at Lake Boon. I think the area has the 7 points you hit on, and maybe I'm spoiled by my area, but can't you find those things pretty much anywhere?
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Erich Schaefer is a former member of Blizzard North, and brother of Max Schaefer.
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Alongside his brother and David Brevik, Schaefer was one of the founders of Condor, later known as Blizzard North.[1]
Schaefer held the position of senior designer, art director, and story writer for Diablo. In its sequel, he was the project/design lead,[2] which included work on the game's programming. Schaefer has reflected that he had always favored the idea of a sequel to the original game.[1]
In 2003, Schaefer founded Flagship Studios. After the collapse of the company, he helped start Runic Games with his brother and Travis Baldree. He is currently working on Rebel Galaxy, under development of Double Damage Games (once again founded by him).[1]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 2015-09-08, In Their Own Words: An Oral History of Diablo II With David Brevik, Max Schaefer, and Erich Schaefer. US Gamer, accessed on 2015-09-11
- ↑ Erich Schaefer, Moby Games. Accessed on 2015-07-04


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Francesco Vitale at Nauta Yachts calls to say there's been a €700,000 price drop on his central listing, the 33m motor yacht Margherita.
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Diamontina [di-a-mon-ti-na] as a girls' name is of English derivation, and the name Diamontina means "of high value; brilliant". Diamontina is an alternate spelling of Diamond (English).
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Diamontina is an uncommonly occurring first name for females. Diamontina is an equally uncommon last name for all people. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
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Before the web came along, another Internet communications system was in widespread use among those who had Internet access – Usenet. Usenet started as a sort of bulletin board system, which allowed people to post messages in various categories and discuss their favourite topics. Somewhere along the line, Usenet's major use became the distribution of binary files. People now access Usenet mainly for the content they can download, which is not always free of copyright.
Why did thing change so drastically? How did a repository of regular conversations diverge into hosting such a large quantity of digital media? Well, that's an interesting tale. Let's take a look at where it started and how a few simple changes transformed the service.
How Usenet Began: A Quick History Lesson
Usenet was first discussed in 1979 and then implemented as Netnews by Tom Truscott and Jim Ellis in 1980 at a university in North Carolina. It started as a bunch of shell scripts using the Unix-to-Unix Copy Protocol (UUCP) to transport data between the three networked computers. It was quickly re-written for public release as the A News and again in 1982 as the B News. In 1987 it was again re-written as the C News, but this time incorporated the Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP).
It all started as a sort of online social forum. Discussions on Usenet are organised into categories, which reside in a hierarchial structure. For instance, rec.arts.movies newsgroup is the category "Movies" residing in the category of "Arts" which resides in the top-level hierarchy of "Recreation".
The Turning Point Towards Binaries
Slowly, after Usenet had been used for simple text conversations for years, some smart cookies realised that binaries could be added to Usenet. All it took was to convert the binary data (8-bit) into 7-bit ASCII (plain text) and paste the text into the message. Now, that's a really simple way of putting it, because these binaries could be HUGE in plain text and were therefore far from simple to co-ordinate. A binary file in ASCII format would normally need to be spread over many messages.
Newzbin was not only one of the first websites to index Usenet, but it was also the creator of the .nzb format. The .nzb file format was designed to make sense of binaries uploaded in plain text across multiple messages. As this NCB file format made it easy to download binaries via Usenet, this habit became more popular with users.
The Rising Popularity Of Binaries On Usenet
As with many products and services in history, one of the main reasons downloading binary files on Usenet became really popular was because of illegal media and porn. The nature of Usenet is such that the identities of people downloading material is concealed. Usenet doesn't keep logs (although some servers might) and no-one besides the original server can see who is uploading or downloading the files (unlike with torrents).
So, with plenty of interesting media to download and no worries about being caught, many people decided Usenet was the ultimate way to download illegal files or porn for private consumption. In the late 90s, Usenet became well known for hosting binary files and still is loved by many today for the same reasons. At much the same time, the Internet in general became accessible to the public and the World Wide Web became popular as a communication method. So, Usenet usage as a general chat forum declined as a result, while at the same time its popularity as a binary file haven increased.
Usenet Today & In The Future
Today Usenet is mostly a paid-for service as the Newsgroup Service Providers (NSPs) each host an incredible amount of data which needs to be accessible by many people at once. All that storage and bandwidth for transfers need to be paid for by someone, so that cost is passed on to the customers.
Most people these days use Usenet for finding and downloading binary files, so they make use of online indexes to search for files and use a Usenet NZB client to make downloading the binary files easier. Of course, some people still use Usenet for text-based discussions and there are newsreader clients and hybrid clients available for use too.
It's also possible to access newsgroups today via the web through many different web2news front ends, such as Google Groups. Many web browsers will give access to newsgroups when using news: protocol links.
Obviously each Newsgroup Service Provider and web2news front end will have different ideas about which newsgroups should be allowed and which should be filtered. Some will filter out all of alt.binaries.* as they can't afford to host the files or don't want to be associated with potential illegal activity. Others may filter according to morals or requirements of their host country.
Despite individual filters though, the concept of the Usenet should live on for many years to come. This is because there's no centralised point for the service and all it takes is at least two servers sharing the Network News Transfer Protocol (NNTP) to keep it alive. In fact, the decentralised control could well lead to a resurgence in use as people are beginning to long for internet services which are not controlled by governments or huge companies.
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- Usenet vs Torrents – Strengths & Weaknesses Compared Usenet vs Torrents - Strengths & Weaknesses Compared Usenet vs Torrents - Strengths & Weaknesses Compared With increasingly scary letters being sent to people accused of downloading copyrighted works via torrents, many are considering switching their filesharing habits to Usenet. Is this a wise choice though? What are the pros and... Read More
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In my opinion usenet is the best development that was ever done and the oldest stil existing network as I think. All other networks are not popular anymore, so I hope it will exist for a long time.
That was great, these sorts of articles are my favourites
I always enjoy these posts!
Interesting article, although I use a combination of google-fu + torrent + forums + file locker sites to find the things I'm looking for. :p
I've been using Usenet for the last ten years to build up an enormous personal ebook library of reference books. It's fabulous for that.
Face it, with textbooks going for $40-50 and up, it's impossible to keep up with the industry by buying books; ebooks are the only way to go.
I use GigaNews which is one of the better providers. For $13/month (well, $15 now I see for new users) you get 50GB of download traffic, plus 5GB of online storage (a new service called Dump Truck). There are smaller and larger plans. They also offer a personal VPN service now as well.
I never use nzb files. I just subscribe to four different newsgroups (comic books, RPGs, fiction and technical ebooks) and just plow through the new listings once a week. I probably download a hundred or two hundred items a week, weed out ones I forgot I already had, and end up with 50-100 new items. Every week for the last ten years.
And all of it stuff I would never have bought anyway since I would never have enough money for even a fraction of it.
I found many files I want in .NZB. but so far I'm have no success using Saznzb via XS Usenet. Any idea?


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This city hotel, which was renovated in 2007, is built in a European style, and is small, simple and basic. It has 58 rooms varying in size and bed type. It is air-conditioned and has a lobby with 24-hour reception. Internet access is available, though subject to fees.
The hotel is located in the heart of D.C., near Scott Circle, and within walking distance of the metro station and many sights including the White House and Capitol Hill. The hotel is located in the Logan circle neighbourhood, offering convenient access to both Adams Morgan and the U Street district. Ronald Regan Washington National Airport is just 5 km away, while Dulles International Airport is 15 km away.
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Swimming pool and nice hotel staff.
It was the first time I have stayed at a hotel anywhere around the world...I Hate to carry toothpaste /shampoo /condition, they were unable to provide these basic items which is available in any hotel where ever you are around the world apart from this hotel it seems.
The hotel is situated on walking distance of the center of Lochem in very calm surroundings. The attitude of the staff; with the exeption of the lady who served the breakfast!!
nothing everything: small claustrophobic room, to small bed, restaurant to expensive for the quality, hotel is not 4 stars but maximum 2-3 stars, no mini bar in room, hotel is in my opinion not renovated since the '60.
everything was o.k. it was a nice place to stay no
Very poor, for me it is not a 4 stars, on your site the say internet gratis but is is an "hotspot" from KPN, chek the prices!!!
Pleasant hotel and a nice breakfast
Very nice location and very good service
The management and personnel were excellent
Well located and comfortable, in a quiet part of the city.
The room we were offered on arrival was old-fashioned, in need of decorating & the mattresses were old & sagging. We asked to change (we both have back problems) & were given a large, comfortable, well decorated room with memory foam mattress, spa bath, garden view....very satisfied! The first room we were offered. Our stay would not have seemed such good value for money if we had not been upgraded.
restaurant prices were outrageous but we had no choice as we had to eat. a simple menu for travellers would be good.
The hotel is in a lovely setting and the staff were friendly and willing to help. 1. My bill included a sum of 90 euros for 4 telephone calls. There was no rate information in the room. I stay in Dutch hotels for more than 100 nights every year and this is over 4 times more per minute than comparable calls from any other Dutch hotel. 2. Because I had to leave for work early I arranged for a breakfast pack to be prepared. On 2 of the 4 days I was there it wasn't done. 3. Although the rooms were acceptable they are a little tired and in need of renovation. There was a plan exhibited to show that they were being done in 2010 but no sign that anything was actually happening. There are too many good hotels available in Holland and I will not be staying here again.
The restaurant is very good. Good food, very nice service, reasonably priced. The rooms on the top floor are very warm. (Flat roof)
Nice pool and good sized bedroom. Room was nicely decorated but somehow lacked atmosphere. Very Clean and excellent bar /restaurent area. Very relaxing.
Ambience, setting everything was good.
location/surroundings menu/preparation of the food/not representative for a 4 star hotel
the restaurant is a nice room The room was small, really a "leftover room". The bathroom had an ugly smell that entered into the room. There were many midgets we were not warned for and when we found out it was too late. We could not get another room anymore. So if you really have to go to this hotel, do not take room 106.
We had booked 2 singles and 1 double. We ended up with 2 large twin rooms with balcony and 1 large double suite. We only had breakfast there but the choice was excellent as well as the service throughout.
The closeness to the woods was great. That was just where we wanted to be. Staff very friendly. Food good. Bathroom did not smell very fresh when we first went into the room
Good breakfast. Tea & coffee facilities in room
good food, friendly staff Carpet in the room had stains
Personal attention of the staff during breakfast, dinner etc., also on the terrace and in the (lovely) garden. Papers, magazines and books about local history in the lounge. Ambiance: original artproducts (no reproductions) in room and corridors, fresh flowers everywhere, plants in good condition. Our room was one of the finest we ever had on our many trips in our country and abroad. The tower bell of the nearby church had a nice sound but was very loud and woke one of us up every half hour during the night. Maybe the staff should recommend guests to use earplugs (at checking in).
Lovely hotel with comfortable rooms, good staff and facilities in a very pleasant town. Church bells, right outside our window, rang the time, every half hour, all night.
Excellent restaurant, friendly staff, great surroundings. No tea or coffe making arrangements in room.
The beautiful location, courteous staff, restaurant food excellant. No tea or coffee making facilities in the rooms, but able to take up to the room,no prpblem.
the garden from the hotel was very nice no everything was fine
nice hotel staff, beautifull area, very good for riding by bicycle, we had a room with direction to the nice church, but have not been affected by the bell although it rang every half hour
Good and pleasant staff, good breakfasts and very good dinner, the village of Almen and other places around. Moreover the shed to park our bikes, which is not in every hotel available.
The hotel interiors are beautiful, beds are extremely comfortable, location is in a charming small town well located to reach many points of interest and the owner is a fun, lovely woman.
New modern facilities, classy, friendliness, excellent breakfast Difficult to find
eveything was perfect, including the delicious breakfast.I would certainly recommend this lovely hotel to my friends
Location of hotel is most beautiful. Staff very friendly & helpfull.Greaat food.
The value for money foor the hotel accomodation was fine. The value for money in the restaurant was between poor and fair. The relation between the supplied meal and the price for the main course (€ 17,50) was out of proportion compared to other hotels with the same price for the main course. Starting breakfest from 07.30 as standard without giving notice first to tghe Hotel staff.
The morning breakfast! The beds! Two single beds put together only to split apart when rolling over and falling on the ground.
Great location, friendly staff, good food Old building, so a bit noisy.
beautiful location and a great few from the room. Good breakfast buffet the corridors and the rooms didn't look very modern (more old), the delux room is not more luxurius, only bigger in my oppinion
Quiet surroundings
staff unhelpful ; shower extremely poorly constructed i.e. water flowing into bathroom itself breakfast opening hours much too late ; i.e 8.00 AM
Excellent country setting. Very good choice of breakfast
staff friendly and competent; location quiet and in the middle of nature; very much value for money.
The atmosphere is very relaxed and the staff were most helpful from check in to check out.
The staff was helpful and pleasant. The room was quite large. The underlying cafe is nice and not loud at all. The beds and the sheets were too short for us.
It felt as being back in the 70's, which was great for this stay. Billiart competition, table cloth, smell of beer, GREAT!!!
staff very helpful not ensuite
Good dinner and breakfast, relaxed atmosphere, nice staff, reasonable pricing. Great starting point for biking tours. Rooms could use some painting.
A budget hotel in a rural location, handy restaurant with 70's style reliable food. Basic but cheap for the Netherlands. Room was small and drab, ask for one above the restaurant, those above the bar are noisy, the 'No Smoking' room policy is pointless as an acrid stench rises from the bar and nightclub.
We certainly got what we paid for. A very nice and cosy little hotel in the middle of a smal village. We had a warm and friendly welcome, eventhough we arrived by midnight with 3 children. The rooms were clean, the surroundings quiet and the houselord made breakfast for us in the morning. Scrambled egg, salami, fresh bread and all sorts of jam, peanutbutter, honey etc. We will be back - highly recomended!


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Last month I attempted to climb Mt. Shasta 5 times in 3 days, but only ended up climbing it 2 times in 1.5 days because of bad weather. This trip report took so long to post because the flash drive containing half of the photos fell under a car seat and it took me a month to find it.
Trip Report:
I arrived at the city of Mt. Shasta after 12 hours on the I-5. The mountain had over 150% of average snowfall and snow conditions were like the middle of May. The temperature at the city was 94 degrees, while it was around 5 degrees at the summit.
Mt. Shasta viewed from the short drive up Castle Lake Rd
Lake Siskiyou right before sunset
I was staying in the city of Weed the previous night and woke up to find mostly sunny skies with 20mph winds. The drive to the trailhead took about 30 minutes. I was surprised to see that at 7,900 ft, the snow was still much higher than the cars. At the trailhead, I filled out a permit, paid the $20 for it, and was off trudging through the snow.
The mountain seen from about 1 mile below the trailhead
A group setting up camp at 9,300 ft
I arrived at camp Helen Lake (10,400 ft) at noon. There were about 25 tents in the camp. Usually its more crowded at this time of year, but snow conditions hindered many climbers.
I was planning on summiting the first day and than glissading back to camp, but saw that storm clouds starting to build. The forecast for the day was only a 20% chance of thunderstorms so I decided to go for it after lunch.
This is taken at about an hour after I left camp. The sky was getting worse with each passing minute and I was debating whether or not to turn back.
View towards the Trinity Alps, located about 40 miles away
The clouds were randomly clearing and darkening and I had no idea if the weather was getting better or worse. I was at an elevation of 12,500 ft which is not that far from the summit and decided to stay put and see if the clouds would move. I passed the time by digging a snow cave and playing with random features on my camera.
I had stayed at that spot for a long time not realizing time was passing so fast. I was jerked to my senses when it started hailing heavily and decided to go down. In the 2 hours I there, a sheet of clouds had lowered themselves to the point where they had completely engulfed the mountain above 13,000 feet, and was still descending fast! I hastily packed everything as fast as I could in order to beat the cloud wall down to camp. While I was putting the last object (the sunglasses) into the bag for the trip down, there were 2 ladies glissading down the mountain at top speed who looked frightened. They told me that there was a total whiteout above 13,000ft, and they had already nearly died more than once up there.
I gone down to about 11,000 ft, and reached for the camera to take a picture, and suddenly had the OHhhhhhhhh noooooooooooooooo feeling. In my haste to get down the mountain, I had left the camera in the snow cave back at 12,500 ft. I checked the time and it was 6:30pm, which was 2.5 hours before dark (because of Mt. Shasta's height and location, sunset is at about 9pm). Deciding to go get the camera, I turned around and climbed up at full speed. When I did reach the snow cave, the area was already in a whiteout and visibility was about 10 ft and getting worse. The area was pretty easy to locate though. I just had to follow the glissade path up and check the GPS every few minutes. The camera was surprisingly still in full working condition. The strangest thing up there was that it was hailing like crazy, there was barely any visibility, and yet the wind was at 0mph the whole way up.
After that it was an easy glissade to camp that took about 20 minutes to get down 2,100 ft of elevation. Surprisingly, it wasn't hailing at camp. What I had just experienced in the last few hours was probably one of the most epic and exciting moments in all my hiking experiences.
After dinner, right when the sun was setting, the clouds opened up and there was one of the most amazing sunsets I ever saw. A few minutes after the clouds broke, nearly the ENTIRE camp was out looking at the sunset or taking pictures. Some were evenly randomly screaming into tents where others were sleeping to come out and see it. Groups of hikers were gathering in front of the sunset to have their picture taken.
In the north, the surrounding mountains and valleys were thickly illuminated by the sun reflecting off storm clouds. To the west, the sun cast an apendaglow on the mountains with a rainbow extending from the clouds.
In all the hundreds of trip reports I have seen of Mt. Shasta, I have never seen a sunset like this!
I woke up later that night and saw there wasnt a single cloud in the sky. Because the precipitation had cleaned up the air, and the elevation was above 10,000 ft, you could see the entire band of the milky way very clearly.
I woke up at 4:00am and started to hike at 4:30. The route was very icy, so crampons and ice axe were needed.
The view from 11,500 ft
Panorama at 12,000 ft
Panorama at 12,500 ft
This is thumb rock, located just under 13,000 ft. It can be seen from distances as far as 80 miles away!
The peak in the distance is Mt. Lassen
This is Misery Hill, seen at just above 13,000 ft. This is also where many climbers call quits because they cant stand the elevation anymore.
Looking towards the Whitney Glacier, seen from a quarter way up Misery Hill
Halfway up the hill
View from the top of Misery Hill
Mt. Shastina
Its a few days before July and it looks like Alaska down here in California!
The summit pinnacle, the last push to go.
This flat area at 13,800ft is commonly know as the summit plateau. Last year two people hiked up in March and had to spend the night because of 100mph+ winds. One died of edema and the other was forced to descend in blizzard conditions with 90mph winds. Read his trip report:
I feel a little nervous for that guy standing near the edge
A staggering row of climbers struggle to walk up the summit pinnacle
Summit Time!!!
The conditions on the summit were pretty favorable. 25 degrees with 30mph winds
On the upper right is the top of the largest glacier in California, the Whitney Glacier.
I stayed up on the summit for about 30 minutes before descending
back at 13,000 ft
Back at camp, it was starting to cloud up again and look like another storm was headed there. I decided to head down a day early.
Gorgeous scenery and pictures; thanks for sharing them.
Those sunset pictures are stunning. Thank You!
Um, wow. Beautiful!
Very nice pix. I guess the cloud cover / hail helped keep the wind at bay? You're right, very strange....we had horrible winds when we tried it this year and got turned back because of the storm
Also of note, "The Heart" still looks to be under snow in your photos...
Can't believe your tenacity to go back and get your camera - bravo!
Love the sunset pix. Thanks for sharing.
All I can say is awesome trip report. That sunset must have been surreal.
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OK, so I have to admit that my HTML and Java knowledge is about as close to zero as you can get and still know the name.
Trying to do a simple iFrame widget and I got the width to work dynamically using the width 100% feature. But when I do this with the height it cuts out most of the data. Now, I've set a manual height that works and the widget looks OK except for some whitespace towards the bottom.
Since the data is dynamic and will be different for everyone fixed height isn't the best way to do this.
I'm using a Google visualization, so I suspect when the 100% is being calucalated it's before the visualization has had a chance to return so the height get's all wacked out.
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Apr 26, 2010 at 4:51 UTC
One irritating thing about HTML and CSS is the limited control over vertical layout.
That is, if width 100% works the way you'd think it should - doesn't meant that height will do the same. There is evidence of this in the fact that you can't vertically center a div in any sort of container very easily.
Your intuition serves you correctly as the visualization is added after the height has been calculated in the layout process. If your widget is very long I suggest using addNavigationItem() as a full-page widget instead, as it gives you complete control of the application's content area.
If you can't rely on the data taking up a predictable amount of space, you may want to set the overflow to auto with a discrete height value, that way it scrolls like its own browser.
But you may not like this behavior due to your iframe's layout. Web design is a frisky business.
Apr 26, 2010 at 5:59 UTC
Heh... well, that sounded very informative. ;)
Height isn't too predictable, but it doesn't vary too too much either. The overflow may do the trick (I'm guessing it adds scroll bars, if needed?)
Apr 26, 2010 at 9:30 UTC
If you just set height: auto; it will scale the height to your content dynamically.
You can also add min-height: x px; to have a starting height of lets say 700 px. It will force the height to start at 700 and then any content that exceeds the 700 will resize appropriately.
I use stuff like this for XML parsing. It works for dynamic content in JavaScript, should work with php etc.
Apr 27, 2010 at 9:17 UTC
Overflow auto adds the scroll bars if needed. Snozzberries's approach sounds elegant if it works that way (I've never really used height: auto), but may not work in the cases you only have a limited amount of vertical space.
Shortly put: use overflow auto for scroll bars and a consistent height, try out height auto if you need everything to resize to the content.
Apr 27, 2010 at 10:55 UTC
Scrolls bars would not be good, and the min-height and height:auto do the same as height:100%. Since the visualization takes much longer to come through then the drawing of the widget the height is to little.
No way to know the size of the visualization beforehand, though :|
Apr 27, 2010 at 11:22 UTC
One thing we haven't yet looked at is the use of an iframe. I 'm assuming what you are trying to is include an external page that uses dynamic content via the Google visualization. If this was a typical div inside the DOM then everything would behave correctly (as much of Spiceworks's dashboard plugins do).
The weakness occurs when introducing the iframe because its basically a "window" to an external source - and its inner contents are not considered an extension of DOM tree. No extra content, size changes, or javascript events in the iframe's document are reflected or bubble up through the frame.
If you have no control over the page's contents you are trying to put in the iframe, then you kind of have your answer at this point. If you are trying to use your own data, framework, or environment then you may know another way to adapt the actual page layout.
If this is a Spiceworks plugin, I strongly suggest writing code inside our DOM and javascript environment. Communication between iframes and websites have security concerns that keep it rightfully locked down in most scenarios.
One way of getting around the iframe's dimension issues, is to run a web-server. You would have to post back to the server after the page has loaded the DOM's width and height. Polling from the location that includes the iframe could pass these values back and javascript could resize the iframe, but ignoring the fact you would have to control the server we are just talking crazy now anyway.
Apr 27, 2010 at 11:37 UTC
Well, the plugin is a whole sneaker-net kinda thing.
I have an external script that's dropping a HTML file into Spicework's web root, then just pointing the iFrame at it.
The entire thing almost certainly could be made into a Java script and done within the plugin (at least some of it) but part of the exercise was to learn Powershell and do it from there.
Whole thing is a little complicated to setup, so not sure I'll ever publish here... Chris, thoughts?
Apr 27, 2010 at 11:49 UTC
So you have a small application that grabs data via WMI across the network and feeds it back into an iframe as a plugin? How do you process the data?
Apr 27, 2010 at 12:21 UTC
Well, without giving away all of my secrets... this script takes data it parses from a Microsoft utility and pumps it into a SQL database (for history). Then pulls the data back out and creates a very simple HTML page which I then copy to Spiceworks\pkg\gmes\spiceworks_public-<build#> directory.
The iFrame just points to that HTML.
The script runs hourly (or whatever), so the longer it runs the more information the chart can display.
Apr 27, 2010 at 2:14 UTC
if this is the case - you can make a html "partial" out of it. This means no html, head, or body tags. You can load the contents of this file into an element.update() call in a widget and it will inject the HTML.
One way to get around the ajax domain issue is to have your program that generates the HTML page to also generate javascript - one that encodes the data to be used in the google visualization.
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