Testing 123

ok, good enough for me.

Tom H wrote:OK, with some guidance from Mark, let's give this a whirl once more. Since we are all kind of flying high with the new forum here, how about a photo running on top of a volcano!



OK, got it now. Thanks Mark!

That is awesome! What a great run that had to be!

Jerry - how'd you get the formatting to work?

Name	Definition
Event #	The ADIDDATE of the promotion
Ad Description	The Ad description
Promo Begin Date	Earliest Promo Date
Promo End Date	Latest Promo Date
Promo Event Type	The type of promo event
SKU	Product Number
Ad Retail	The Ad price
Regular Retail	The regular retail price

Stright Copy/Paste from Excel...

Split Time Avg Pace Avg HR Cadence
1 0:08:39 8:39 166 90
2 0:08:35 8:35 157 92
3 0:08:35 8:35 148 92
4 0:08:44 8:44 150 92

Nope, formatting isn't transferring over for me. Did a straight copy and paste from Excel but columns aren't lining up with the column headings and formatting (bold/colors) is not coming over.

Here's a screen shot of the excel table:

Tom, it's the old browser compatibility issue again.

The following is from Firefox 3.6.17

Lawyers Have Heart 2011
km	1.6	3.2	4.8	5.0
mile	1.0	2.0	3.0	3.1
time	0:06:09	0:12:25	0:18:39	0:19:15
segment pace/mile	06:09.0	06:16.0	06:14.0	05:36.9
overall pace/mile	06:09.0	06:12.5	06:13.0	06:11.8
1 mile = 1760 yards = 5280 feet = 1609.34 meters.

And the following is the same from IE8:

Lawyers Have Heart 2011
km	1.6	3.2	4.8	5.0
mile	1.0	2.0	3.0	3.1
time	0:06:09	0:12:25	0:18:39	0:19:15
segment pace/mile	06:09.0	06:16.0	06:14.0	05:36.9
overall pace/mile	06:09.0	06:12.5	06:13.0	06:11.8
1 mile = 1760 yards = 5280 feet = 1609.34 meters.

Apparently, some browsers drop essential formatting codes when posting to some bulletin boards and others do not. The old V-Team forum code would accept colors and lots of formatting when posted from IE (as does this one), but it would not accept font colors and some of the formatting when posted from Firefox. Others should try, but it looks like it's a browser issue.

Your choice of browser also determines your user experience in other ways too. I saw the Download banner when I logged in using IE8, but I have never seen it in Firefox. Moreover, this editor has a real time spell-check that works in Firefox, but not in IE8. Some of these differences may present because I have set up my Firefox the way I like it, but use default settings in IE8 [software I normally eschew, and only for testing purposes]. No doubt there are further differences. We'll just have to keep testing until we get a smooth routine down.

Click the last button on the editor row... then try again...

Mr MattM wrote:Click the last button on the editor row... then try again...

I feel like an idiot, but the last button on the editor row (between "Others" and "Close Tags" is the help button. That can't be it. Tired of my missing the obvious yet?

OK, trying from IE9 . . .

Split	Time	Avg Pace	Avg HR	Cadence
1	0:08:39	8:39	166	90
2	0:08:35	8:35	157	92
3	0:08:35	8:35	148	92
4	0:08:44	8:44	150	92

Works fine from here. OK, had to move to Chrome to get the 'new and improved' TP site to work, but I think I'll try moving back to IE9 (or maybe reloading IE8) for the i-Team as I seem to be doing a lot of unnecessary whining and making Matt do too much busy work on my behalf . . . or maybe it is time for Firefox, hmmmm?

Yes Tom, indeed you HAVE been doing a lot of whining. Here's how it works with new stuff such as this. You play with it. You test and retest, changing a setting here, changing a browser there, etc. It's like how you learn new software. Not by reading the manual. But by playing around. Ask your kids. They'll tell you that's how you do it. Then, when you've solved an issue, you post it so the rest of the community can benefit.
So, get to work.

Split Time Avg Pace
1 06:15 6:15
2 06:17 6:17
3 06:13 6:13
4 06:15 6:15
5 06:16 6:16
6 06:25 6:25
7 06:20 6:20
8 06:17 6:17
9 06:07 6:07
10 06:10 6:10
11 06:07 6:07
12 06:04 6:04
13 06:06 6:06
14 00:47 5:07
Summary 1:21:45 6:12

Jerry wrote:

Split	Time	Avg Pace
1	06:15	6:15
2	06:17	6:17
3	06:13	6:13
4	06:15	6:15
5	06:16	6:16
6	06:25	6:25
7	06:20	6:20
8	06:17	6:17
9	06:07	6:07
10	06:10	6:10
11	06:07	6:07
12	06:04	6:04
13	06:06	6:06
14	00:47	5:07
Summary	1:21:45	6:12

Damn, that guy is fast. 6:12 pace for a half marathon. I wonder if he could get to 6:20 pace for a 2 mile race?

Chris M wrote:

Jerry wrote:

Split	Time	Avg Pace
1	06:15	6:15
2	06:17	6:17
3	06:13	6:13
4	06:15	6:15
5	06:16	6:16
6	06:25	6:25
7	06:20	6:20
8	06:17	6:17
9	06:07	6:07
10	06:10	6:10
11	06:07	6:07
12	06:04	6:04
13	06:06	6:06
14	00:47	5:07
Summary	1:21:45	6:12

Damn, that guy is fast. 6:12 pace for a half marathon. I wonder if he could get to 6:20 pace for a 2 mile race?

probably....right after he finishes his set of "64 second" 400's.

Dave-O wrote:

Chris M wrote:

Jerry wrote:

Split	Time	Avg Pace
1	06:15	6:15
2	06:17	6:17
3	06:13	6:13
4	06:15	6:15
5	06:16	6:16
6	06:25	6:25
7	06:20	6:20
8	06:17	6:17
9	06:07	6:07
10	06:10	6:10
11	06:07	6:07
12	06:04	6:04
13	06:06	6:06
14	00:47	5:07
Summary	1:21:45	6:12

Damn, that guy is fast. 6:12 pace for a half marathon. I wonder if he could get to 6:20 pace for a 2 mile race?

probably....right after he finishes his set of "64 second" 400's.

Now I wonder my 400m time.