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13/09/2010

TagCanvas 1.4

Another small update to TagCanvas, this time to improve compatibility with other scripts by making the tags use any event handlers that the links have. I've also added a minSpeed option so that you can keep the tags in motion when the mouse is not inside the canvas.

As usual, the updated stand alone and jQuery versions are available from the TagCanvas page.

01/09/2010

TagCanvas 1.3

This new version of TagCanvas doesn't look much different on the outside, but internally I've made quite a few changes to support the use of ExplorerCanvas. If you have never heard of ExplorerCanvas (like I had until a short time ago) this is a Javascript file which translates canvas code to VML understood by Internet Explorer.

TagCanvas 1.3 also supports the use of image links, though annoyingly it doesn't work in IE, even with ExplorerCanvas. For full details and downloads, visit the TagCanvas page.

Edit: if anyone's wondering why I haven't updated the version on the jQuery plugins site, this forum post might explain it a bit.

19/08/2010

SVGGraph 2.0

I've updated SVGGraph with two new graph types, a few new options and an overhaul of the class hierarchy to update it to use the PHP 5 syntax. I'm not planning to support PHP 4 any more, but the old version is still available if you really want it.

07/07/2010

CRCDropper 3.1

CRCDropper 3.1 is now available for download, so if you use files with asian, arabic, or any other non-latin script in their name then this is the version for you. Coming next: er... something else.

26/06/2010

New look

I've updated the website with a new look. I was getting a bit fed up with the white on black, so this time I'm trying something brighter. If you're looking at it in Internet Explorer you won't be seeing the nice rounded corners that all the modern browsers support, but the proportion of visitors to the site using IE is dropping all the time.

Coming soon there will be an updated version of CRCDropper 3, and probably an updated JPEG Saver 4, both of which should cope better with Unicode file paths (and Unicode strings in general).

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