Sanjay's Reef Lighting Pages

[Len]

Reefs.org is very proud to annouce Sanjay's Reef Lighting Pages:
http://www.reeflightinginfo.arvixe.com/

There has never been a more comprehensive resource for reef aquarium lighting:
- View spectral plots of popular metal halide bulbs, or compare two bulbs
- View performance data of ballasts, bulbs, and ballast+bulb combinations
- Read Sanjay's past lighting articles in www.advancedaquarist.com, Aquarium Frontiers, etc.

Sanjay's contributions to our hobby are undisputably tremendous; By consolidating all the data into a single resource, the information is now even more accessible!

Make sure to check Advanced Aquarist's Online Magazine on the 15th of every month for new articles by Sanjay!

 

[ChrisRD]

Awesome job! Thanks for all your efforts Sanjay!!

 

[Ben1]

Looks very good!

When I go to compare two bulbs under spectral plots it doesnt allow me to fill anything in. Am I doing something wrong there?

 

[Len]

Hmmm. I'll bring this to Sanjay's attention right away. I'm experiencing the same problems when comparing two bulbs as well.

 

[ChrisRD]

...been working fine for me...<shrug>

 

[sanjay]

It works fine for me too. Just wondering what is different in your setup ? is it a browser issue. ?

sanjay.

 

[liquid]

You have to select a wattage first before the below fields will render options.

Shane

 

[Ben1]

You have to select a wattage first before the below fields will render options.

DUH!

Thanks now its working, doing things in order helps I guess.

 

[Len]

Everything works great in IE for me. In Mozilla/Netscape, however, I can only go so far as to select wattage and mfg. All fields below that come up blank for me. I am using Mozilla 1.4. Maybe 1.7/Firebird works and I just need to upgrade

 

[liquid]

Ah! I get the same error Len. I can select wattage and mfg and that's it. I'm using Firefox 1.0.

Shane

 

[Anonymous]

It works fine for me Sanjay.

Hey - It was great meeting you!!! Us Fish breeders need to stick together...

 

[ricky1414]

Is ARO a abbreviation for Aromat?

 

[ricka]

The compare two lamps page doesn't work on my Mac no matter what browser I use

I can fill in the watt level of each bulb, then lamp type never fills in.

--Rick

 

[sanjay]

Is ARO a abbreviation for Aromat?

Yes.

sanjay.

 

[sanjay]

I have updated the pages today to include the 400DE lamps, and the other 250De from my October article in AA.

sanjay.

 

[ChrisRD]

Thanks Sanjay.

 

[liquid]

Sanjay:

Will someone be looking into why comparing two lamps works in IE but not Mozilla/Firefox? I can select Lamp Watts and Lamp Manufacturer, but after that the dropdown boxes refuse to update and there is no selections available.

http://www.reeflightinginfo.arvixe.com/select2lamp.php

This only happens in Mozilla/Firefox and I'm running the latest stable release ATM.

Shane

 

[sanjay]

Sanjay:

Will someone be looking into why comparing two lamps works in IE but not Mozilla/Firefox? I can select Lamp Watts and Lamp Manufacturer, but after that the dropdown boxes refuse to update and there is no selections available.

http://www.reeflightinginfo.arvixe.com/select2lamp.php

This only happens in Mozilla/Firefox and I'm running the latest stable release ATM.

Shane

Shane:

Unfortunately, I am not a computer programmer... and I have no idea why things are not working in Mozilla. I used Dreamweaver and a few plugins to get the hierachical menus to work like I wanted them to after a lot of effort... but I do not understand a lot of the code generated by these plugin/macros. Between learning PHP, MYSQL and all the other stuff I was able to to put to gether a workable site... I know its not the ultimate programmers dream, and a lot can be done to improve it but it may be beyond me for now until I can find a lot more time.

If you know any programmers who would be willing to help let me know.

sanjay.

 

[Anonymous]

BTW I am getting the same problem on Safari on Mac OS X, which in my hands at least usually handles javascript correctly.

You can use a syntax checker to see what is wrong with the page.

http://tinyurl.com/4oyvd

Some browsers are better at extrapolating broken or proprietary (nonstandard) syntax than others.

Sometimes it helps to use a utility like tidy to clean up the html automatically:

http://www.w3.org/People/Raggett/tidy/

 

[Anonymous]

I can't get it to work on the mac or the windows machine at my house.