--- C:/Users/Mika/AppData/Local/Temp/InstantMessage.pm-revBASE.svn000.tmp.pm	Sat Aug 23 02:48:28 2014
 +++ C:/build/yabb/trunk/cgi-bin/yabb2/Sources/InstantMessage.pm	Sun Aug 24 21:44:25 2014
 @@ -462,7 +462,7 @@

      function showimage() {
          $jsIM
 -        var icon_set = document.postmodify.status.options[document.postmodify.images.status.selectedIndex].value;
 +        var icon_set = document.getElementById("status").options[document.getElementById("status").selectedIndex].value;
          var icon_show = jsIM.getItem(icon_set);
          document.images.status.src = icon_show;
      }
 @@ -820,7 +820,7 @@
              $jsIM
              function showtpstatus() {
              var theimg = '$pmicon';
 -            var objIconSelected = document.postmodify.status[document.postmodify.status.selectedIndex].value;
 +            var objIconSelected = document.getElementById("status").selectedIndex != -1 ? document.getElementById("status").options[document.getElementById("status").selectedIndex].value : 's';
              if (objIconSelected == 's') { theimg = 'standard'; }
              if (objIconSelected == 'c') { theimg = 'confidential'; }
              if (objIconSelected == 'u') { theimg = 'urgent'; }
  

This defaults to standard icon, if none is selected.

Dandello wrote on Aug 24^th, 2014 at 7:01pm:


Neither is mine... but it is so close to C/C++ that I can read the code... Using debugger it is easy enough to figure out what solution works... I actually like writing mixed C/Assembly code... Some of my code has been used in professional audio equipment Meyer Sound Laboratories is one of my business partners

It's fun up to the point when you have to take all the glassware outside because the vibration from the loudspeakers is enough to shatter glass even if it doesn't fall to the floor. 35 inch tall speaker cabinets are pretty much minimum for studio work... Cost about 1000 EUR a pair

Dandello wrote on Aug 24^th, 2014 at 9:03pm:


I have too small apartment to use big speakers, but my dad has old Tandberg amplifier and pair of Tandberg Studio Monitor in his house... He basically keeps the volume at the one quarter of maximum level, because even at standing 35 inches they do shatter all nearby windows and glass objects. It's like Xmas when the red tweeter overload lights flash on the speaker front panels There is no point in trying to connect bigger speakers to the amplifier as it would definitely launch people's eardrums to outer space. Instead of measuring dB of audio output, we should use Richter scale