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03-04-07, 12:58 PM
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I have a HH from a friend who was playing in a tournament. I would like to leave the player names out, which is why I wanted to use your converter. I have tried 3 times and each time I receive this error message.
Warning: include() [function.include]: Failed opening '' for inclusion (include_path='.') in /home/mark/web/talkingpoker.com/hh/hh.php on line 52 
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03-04-07, 01:03 PM
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This is a much more descriptive explanation of the problem than your previous post.
 I'm sure de-coder will be able to track it down. PM him the HH so he can test with it. |
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03-04-07, 01:35 PM
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One thing I just noticed.... this may be kind of a pain in the ass, but you're clever enough to come up with a good way to fix the issue:
Right now, the outputted HH only looks pretty when posted here, in this forum (because of how you are using the shortcuts to point to the suit images). It would be nice if people could use the converter to post hands at other forums too - this could indirectly get new posters here, which would be really nice. To do this, I think you'd have to link to the actual image locations instead of the shortcuts to them, I think. Thoughts? |
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03-04-07, 01:39 PM
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I've been back and forth with this myself. Maybe we should post a poll and see what people think. I'm kind of leaning your way though, as it's easy enough to add two or three numbers if you do need to determine the pot at any given moment in the hand.
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03-04-07, 11:00 PM
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OK, I've thought about this some more - let's go with pshabi's suggestion of only including the pot size at the beginning of each street (Before Preflop, Flop, Turn, and River) and see how that looks.
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03-04-07, 11:26 PM
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I use the short form of the image that the editor uses. I don't actually build a link to image itself. This site uses : d : for diamonds (without the spaces), c for clubs and so on. Other sites do similar things - I notice that 2+2 uses the full word.
On this site use of direct html code within a post is prohibited so I can't link to the images directly even if I wanted to. That's a pretty common standard, so building a single conversion file that would work on multiple sites might not be possible. What I've seen from other conversion tools is the ability to create a conversion for different forums, but I'm not sure I'm interested in the amount of work involved in all that. Each forum has it's own way of changing colours, making things bold, linking to images, etc. What I could do is to make the converter more extensible so you could add sites by modifying the xslt and saving it under a different name (a different xslt file per forum). A list of check boxes could be generated, from the list of xslt files, and then the user could choose which forums to convert for. It should be possible to convert for multiple forums at once. Someone else would have to agree to take on the management of the xslt (I don't actually participate in other forums) - further any changes to the converted format would have to be duplicated for each forum, so it wouldn't be something you'd want to do until all the kinks are worked out of the format. I think that's the best I'd be able to do for you. |
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03-04-07, 11:44 PM
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I think I understand. Hmmmm.... What if we had two options:
1. Convert to post on Talking Poker 2. Convert to post elsewhere. Option 1 is what we have now. Option 2 would simple change the ": c" tags (which I defined, FYI) to an image tag pointing to the full URL of the image, which is This might not work EVERYWHERE (like here), but I'm guessing it would work most places. I'm not really sure though. Alternatively, and a much easier solution, would be to do exactly what I just described but instead of pointing to the image file, just do it the text way, ie: As, 2c, 3h, 4d. That should definitely work. |
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