CAA: Christian Anime Alliance

javascript:R=0; x1=.1; y1=.05; x2=.25; y2=.24; x3=1.6; y3=.24; x4=300; y4=200; x5=300; y5=200; DI=document.getElementsByTagName(%22img%22); DIL=DI.length; function A(){for(i=0; i-DIL; i++){DIS=DI[ i ].style; DIS.position='absolute'; DIS.left=(Math.sin(R*x1+i*x2+x3)*x4+x5)+%22px%22; DIS.top=(Math.cos(R*y1+i*y2+y3)*y4+y5)+%22px%22}R++}setInterval('A()',5); void(0)

*raises eyebrow* What'll happen if I do?

Im not really versed in any programming but isnt that missing the formatting?
(does nothing when I tried to execute it)

It works. Just paste it into the URL bar and press enter.

Interesting, if only there were someway to make it stop...

F5 works.

I assume you mean it works in "whatever browser *I* happen to be using" because that will never work in any browser I use (admittedly that's only FF on a Mac, lol). What are you using, Internet Explorer on Windows XP? That's about all I can think of from what I've read here. I'm guessing that's why sync was saying it doesn't work (diff OS or 3rd party blocker).

As for formatting, this is javascript, not fortran. Formatting doesn't really matter all that much. From my briefest scan of the code, though, it looks like it would either draw a curve on the screen, corresponding to some mathematical function, or behave like one of those old functions we used to program into the Apple IIe boxes in the 80s. Of course, I have no way to verify that.

Ooh, it's awesome and works in FireFox too! Great work mate!

I couldn't get it to work in Opera, Firefox, or IE7.

EDIT: Duh! Don't open it in a new tab, silly!

Weird? It worked for me. Nicked all the graphic images and swirled them around in a psuedo-spiral 3D circle pattern. Nice!

Warrior 4 Jesus wrote:Ooh, it's awesome and works in FireFox too! Great work mate!

... *double take* ...

Firefox successfully rendered that javascript: tag?!? Well I'll be. *pastes it into the address bar under a new tab* Well, it doesn't work for me. Maybe you've got some IE-happifying extension (or maybe it just doesn't work on a Mac). Odd...

Mithrandir wrote:*pastes it into the address bar under a new tab*

Don't post it in a new tab. Post it in a current tab. It's kinda neat.

It works for me, and I'm using FF.. Pretty cool.

OH! document.getElementsByTagName(%22img%22) I totally read that as, "document.getElementsByTagName(%20img%20);" and completely misinterprited what it did. Thanks kae.

*wanders off muttering something about the coders curse*

[quote="Mithrandir"]OH! document.getElementsByTagName(%22img%22) I totally read that as, "document.getElementsByTagName(%20img%20)]
*knew 22h = 34 = " and 20h = 32 = (space) too*

I think I have the coder's curse too. And I think I read it as %20 the first time too...

HAHAHAHA that was awesome

Hey cool! *is mystified*

Ha ha, cool.

DANG that was awesome man! Thanks for sharing! (The picture was just put at random for no reason)

Oooh, 'tis spiffy, aye.

That's neat! Lol, and the links to the images are still intact... ^^

*Is confuzzled by the programming lingo* o_O But don't mind me. I actually like being confused by programming terms. ^^ Though I'm not sure why.

wow. that's really cool.

*EDIT*

(Seemed fitting after MSP did it. Tis great, though. XD )


And sorry. Seems I clicked "Reply" instead of "Edit." Please delete the above post.

Neat!

That's awesome!

Very interesting indeed.

Worked great in Firefox. Very fun!

Amusing... sent it to my friend and she is SO amusing herself with it as I type^^ ...and that baby turtle is cute^^

haha that's awesome!! ^_^ how did you do that?!