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2007-01-15 11:34 AM

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Sneaky Slow
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Subject: pace field

Any reason that you're forced to hit the "Calc" button to get the pace to display on your blog? For example, if I enter the distance and time, and don't hit the button, I get "--" in the pace cell on the blog entry.

Obviously this isn't a big deal, it's not like it's a difficult thing to hit the button, but I was just wondering.

you could always put an onfocusout on those fields, check if they're both filled, and call the calcs() function if they are. just a thought.



Edited by timInVirginia 2007-01-15 11:36 AM


2007-01-15 3:50 PM
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Subject: RE: pace field

It's conceivable that someone would not want a pace calculated.

For instance, I don't always calculate a pace for my swim workouts. If I do a workout that's mostly or all drills, I'll enter the yardage and volume because I'll want to track those, but therelated pace data would be pretty much meaningless and I wouldn't want that to show on the pace graphs.

2007-01-15 5:58 PM
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Subject: RE: pace field
ha... shows what I know.   I didn't even know there were pace graphs. 
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