BW 2010 Statcard Generator

[aoffan23]

So once this is done it's going to be stuck on the front page, right?

...right?

[IVhorseman]

It's not done? Looks pretty damn done.

[stubby]

So once this is done it's going to be stuck on the front page, right?

...right?

I'll set up a newsfeed account for you and PM you the login details.

[aoffan23]

[aoffan23]

Frontpaged

[motorhead fan]

Erm, the Download button don't seem to be working

[aoffan23]

Erm, the Download button don't seem to be working

It works fine for me. What browser are you using?

[motorhead fan]

internet explorer

[IVhorseman]

[stubby]

It works fine for me. What browser are you using?

internet explorer

He asked what browser you were using, not what malware your computer's infected with.

If you don't have a browser, you can get one here: https://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/browser/

[Zupponn]

Firefox is pretty good too.

[WestNordOst]

Wow cool, that is an honor! Thank you stubby and aoffan23!

small update:
+ ADD amount field for weapons as to make adding explosives etc. more comfortable
+ DO NOT FIX internet explorer not being able to download the statcard. Use the print button or another browser instead. (See spoiler)
+ CHANGE font size a little smaller on backside so that larger creations with the attribute table fit on it.

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Nothing against IE, I actually tried to get it working for 2 hours but it was not possible. The problem is that IE does not support linking directly to data URLs in general (which all other browsers do) for security concerns for certain data URLs. A (really bad but the only) workaround is to make the browser generate the image, then send the image to the webserver, let a PHP script on the webserver generate an image IE would accept and send it back. 1MB of transfer later, IE presents the user the image. However, thats not the end of it. There is a bug in IE that prevents the user to "Save as..." the image. It claims the image displayed does not exist (or that saving it has been blocked).
This could theoretically be circumvented as well by sending back a response header named "Content-Disposition: attachment" along with the image that forces the browser to directly show the "Save as..." dialogue and not display it inline in the browser. This however does not work at all in IE11. Citation: "It seems that Internet Explorer has the worst track record of the Content-Disposition header support." Not sure if this is a bug since Content-Disposition is not in the standard RFC but is implemented by ~all browsers (except IE obviously) anyway.

[Kaplan]

Custom weapon/armor option would be great.

For example i wanted to give a light-saber / lase-saber, the damage should be more than a regular melee weapon.

[WestNordOst]

For example i wanted to give a light-saber / lase-saber, the damage should be more than a regular melee weapon.

You can give the weapons a custom name. By the rules, all the weapons are equal, that's the beauty of it: "Heavy Weapons include such weapons as broadswords, battleaxes, flails, spears, katanas, chainsaws, and beamsabers."

[stubby]

A beamsaber that's more powerful than a Heavy Weapon is usually just a Heroic Weapon instead.