[Equinox]

So lately I've been working on a project to be able to load pages all at once. It's rather useless, however, it has its' strong and weak points. It's also a little buggy. Basically, in the url, if first, second, or third are set, it will go to those pages. Once the page is finished loading, three boxes will appear with your page inside of them. Just hover over one to make it bigger.

Here's a video on it since I don't really feel like taking too much time typing this.



And then here's the code (though it;s terribly written and a lot can be improved on; I did this at 2 in the morning, I'm tired, don't bug me about it, I'll fix it some other time. It works, and that's all that matters for now);

PHP Code:

<?php if(isset($_GET['first'])){$f1 = $_GET['first'];}else{$f1 = '';} if(isset($_GET['second'])){$f2 = $_GET['second'];}else{$f2 = '';} if(isset($_GET['second'])){$f3 = $_GET['third'];}else{$f3 = '';} echo ' <head> <title>3WE - Programmed by Duubz</title> <style> body {overflow:hidden;margin:auto;} iframe {background:#FFF;z-index:10;height:100%;width:100%;} #tile {border-radius: 2px;border:1px solid #000;overflow: hidden;} .face1,.face2,.face3 {height:100px;width:100px;z-index:1;transition-duration:0.5s} .face1:hover,.face2:hover,.face3:hover {z-index:11;-webkit-animation: mov 5s 1;height:100%;width:100%;} .face2:hover {margin-top: -102px;} .face3:hover {margin-top: -204px;} @-webkit-keyframes mov { 0% {height:100px;width:100px;} 50% {height:100px;width:100%;} 100% {height:100%;width:100%;} } </style> </head> <body> <div id="tile" class="face1"><iframe src="'.$f1.'" id="if1"></iframe></div> <div id="tile" class="face2"><iframe src="'.$f2.'" id="if2"></iframe></div> <div id="tile" class="face3"><iframe src="'.$f3.'" id="if3"></iframe></div> </body>'; ?>

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Bugs/Caveats:

A little buggy with transitions, animations, etc.
Most https pages aren't supported. (iframe pls)

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I personally like the little animation when you hover over one of the boxes.

Anyways, questions, comments, criticism?

[cr33pyguy]

PHP Code:

if(isset($_GET['second'])){$f3 = $_GET['third'];}else{$f3 = '';}

Could you explain why the code above is done as is? I'm in work and can't be bothered to look around. What I'm confused about is why you get the second, and then set the third using it?

I don't have any use for this (I'm sure someone does has something)...

[Equinox]

(though it;s terribly written and a lot can be improved on; I did this at 2 in the morning, I'm tired, don't bug me about it, I'll fix it some other time. It works, and that's all that matters for now);

Could you explain why the code above is done as is? I'm in work and can't be bothered to look around. What I'm confused about is why you get the second, and then set the third using it?

I don't have any use for this (I'm sure someone does has something)...

Is a typo a good enough reason as to why it's done like that?

[Lain]

I don't really understand why anyone would have any need for this.

It's a cool concept , but highly impractical for any real uses.

[Equinox]

So lately I've been working on a project to be able to load pages all at once. It's rather useless,

I don't really understand why anyone would have any need for this.

It's a cool concept , but highly impractical for any real uses.

...

[cr33pyguy]

Is a typo a good enough reason as to why it's done like that?

Okay, thanks Duubzy, I was just wondering whether it was one, or whether there was a reason behind it.