Wapsi Square Forum

Completed 2014.

2011, 2012, 2013 to go — 767 untagged pages remaining

Then there will be the great tag rationalisation...

Opus the Poet wrote:Report it to Google, their development team want to beat every other browser out there. This is a challenge to them.

One of the guys on the Misfile forum has identified this as a known issue in Chrome 41, not present in 40, fingers crossed for 42 – which will be the answer to everything.

Opus the Poet wrote:Report it to Google, their development team want to beat every other browser out there. This is a challenge to them.

Good point.

Testing the sequence Dave mentions: I clicked on "T", scrolled down and clicked on "Timekeepers (2)". Chrome froze On OS X, Chrome is by far the worst performer of my browsers. It certainly pauses for 30+ seconds at the click on {Timekeepers} — didn’t crash for me though. Safari ...

Just a heads-up... The current page structure for displaying tags and pages seems to be capable of delivering a very large page under some circumstances. I clicked on "T", scrolled down and clicked on "Timekeepers (2)". Chrome froze - nothing new was displayed and the window's s...

GlytchMeister wrote: AWESOMESAUCE.

:blush:

Dave wrote:I bow in deep respect and appreciation at the magnitude of the task you have taken on, and the effort you are clearly putting into it.

This is, and will be a very valuable resource for us Wapsi addicts.

Cheers!

The Wapsi character index now covers from start to early 2011, just before Shelly gets sphinx’d: 2312 pages, 789 tags.

(Also tagged: July 2014 – present.)

857 untagged pages to go.

Sounds like the data structure doesn't go deep enough for what I had in mind. Sorry. No problem, all interest is appreciated :) The data structure, such as it is, is fully visible in the index page’s html source, but in summary: comic pages are represented as html paragraphs each with a unique id a...

Make up a character named "I started using a new tag here". Whenever you start using a new tag that you kinda wish you'd been using all along, that page includes a reference to this imaginary character - and that reference gets your new tag. Run that one by me again, a little slower — I’m...

The Wapsi character index now covers from start to early 2010, just past the end of the Calendar Machine story: 2085 pages tagged, 703 tags. I’m trying out appending -m to a tag for a significant mention or reference of the tagee as opposed to an actual appearance. Means going back and checking 2k p...

From their positions and Nadette’s hand on the door edge blocking Atsali, it looks as if they may be on different sides of the shut door.

And Nadette isn't blushing when talking to Atsali

The Wapsi character index now covers from start to early 2009: 1745 pages tagged, 605 tags.

(Also tagged: July 2014 – present.)

1367 untagged pages to go.

AnotherFairportfan wrote:Stone Tape?

Very likely - it fits the bill. Saw it on original broadcast...

The Wapsi index page is now up to the start of 2008: 1474 pages tagged, 540 tags.

Recent pages are tagged from July 2014.

There are 1649 untagged pages to go to catch up.

Now up to the start of 2007; only 1939 pages to go.

464 tags (including the ‘untagged’ placeholder which gives me the to-go count).

If I may make a suggestion for a tag here, I'd like to point out that unlike most other webcomickers, Mr. Taylor sometimes drops in these single-panel episodes in the midst of all the multi-panel normality. Perhaps a tag of " 1-panel " or " single-panel " would be appropriate. I...

Hooo! Got to the end of 2005,

944 pages, 373 tags

I had forgotten how intense some of that was.

Having a full text search would be nifty too, but a robust tag system that allows one to find all the strips with (for example) CalendarMachine would be very useful all by itself. Keep up the good work! :D A robust tag system is the intent, yes. It is a helluva lot less work than typing in all the ...

Heh, I remember once making up a sort of encyclopedia and index for all of the characters and places and significant objects in H. P. Lovecraft's works for somebody who was planning on using it to put together some type of Dungeons and Dragons like game. It was actually rather fun to put together. ...