PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Chat Names Tutorial
Am sure there are a lot of users out there who’d prefer being referred to by their name rather than some form of number in their online activities. But we don’t want to be nosy and have an optional paradigm going with assigning names to our online Sudoku game players, else the default and fall through option is to refer to our players via a number basis, based on their IP address and web browser brand.
Notice how, sometimes above (and elsewhere), looking at a scenario from within the iframe “child”‘s point of view, we can call “parent” Javascript, for example …
//$aswell.=’ parent.document.getElementById(‘ . “‘sudokui'” . ‘).placeholder=parent.document.getElementById(‘ . “‘sudokui'” . ‘).placeholder.replace(‘ . “‘(others typing)’,'(bit before a colon is your name)'” . ‘); ‘;
$aswell.=’ parent.document.getElementById(‘ . “‘sudokui'” . ‘).placeholder=parent.document.getElementById(‘ . “‘sudokui'” . ‘).placeholder.replace(‘ . “/\([^\)]*\)/g,'(bit before a colon is ‘ + ((parent.pargyn().length > 0) ? parent.pargyn() + ‘)’ : ‘your name)’)” . ‘); ‘;
PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Chat Typing Tutorial
We’ve seen chat websites and SMS messaging types of apps that indicate to users in communication with each other when another user is typing, so that they have a chance to wait for that correspondence before sending their own next piece of correspondence. And so, onto yesterday’s PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Collaboration Notifications Tutorial‘s chat functionality we wanted to try to code for this functionality.
What events on the chat textbox can help?
onkeydown event can be used to indicate chat typing ahead of …
onblur event can be used to determine when typing ends and sending of correspondence begins
ithis.title='Last chat you contributed at ' + hdate + ' was ... ' + ithis.value.replace(String.fromCharCode(34),String.fromCharCode(39)).replace(String.fromCharCode(34),String.fromCharCode(39));
ithis.value='';
ithis.placeholder='Optionally chat here (bit before a colon is your name) ... last chat was at ' + hdate;
} //else {
//alert('no');
//}
}
“; ?>
indent user player chat in chronological order of appearance …
<?php
if (isset($_GET['thegame']) && isset($_GET['random'])) {
ithis.title='Last chat you contributed at ' + hdate + ' was ... ' + ithis.value.replace(String.fromCharCode(34),String.fromCharCode(39)).replace(String.fromCharCode(34),String.fromCharCode(39));
ithis.value='';
ithis.placeholder='Optionally chat here (bit before a colon is your name) ... last chat was at ' + hdate;
… conduits to involving outside parties into your Sudoku “party”, via an invitation to the relevant emailee or mobile number, respectively. Once the invites are answered, it can be like a chat session for the collaborators, featuring …
textbox (input type=text) chat elements … and an accumulated …
textarea total chat session (most recent to the top)
What goes to make up this “chat” feature?
start involving PHP as the /Games/Sudoku/ default webpage
using that PHP itself to store data required to make this happen (effectively the “chat” data source) via the PHP reading its own content (as well as the content of thechangedsudokuhtm)
calling the self same PHP with different $_GET[] arguments in a child iframe element at regular intervals, and, as necessary, update the textarea content above
an inflexible “Easy” and “Hard” mode of use, using a set pattern of revealed squares …
var easyarr=',3,4,7,10,12,14,15,19,20,27,28,29,30,32,34,39,41,44,45,49,51,52,55,57,59,61,67,68,70,71,74,75,76,80,';
var hardarr=',1,5,8,9,13,19,21,28,33,36,37,39,43,49,52,54,61,62,63,67,69,70,72,80,';
… but, today, as a personalization measure, we allow …
user control over that pattern of revealed squares (via a new “Tailored” option in the top mode of play dropdown) …
var mustbeguessed=location.search.split('mustbeguessed=')[1] ? decodeURIComponent(location.search.split('mustbeguessed=')[1].split('&')[0]) : '';
var mustnotbeguessed=location.search.split('mustnotbeguessed=')[1] ? decodeURIComponent(location.search.split('mustnotbeguessed=')[1].split('&')[0]) : '';
function askmaybe(indef) {
var tans='';
var tpars='';
if (indef.indexOf('tailored=') == 0) {
tans=prompt('Using square numbers of 9x9 grid from 1 to 81, specify in comma separated list, where prefixed by minus would be pre-answered else represents squares to be answered, for Sudoku game to follow. To remember for the future involve leading or trailing spaces. Involve an x to delete any pre-existing saved tailored Sudoku game configurations.', '');
if (tans == null) { tans=''; }
var atansarr=tans.replace(/x/g,'').replace(/X/g,'').split(',');
if (gls!= '' && tans.toLowerCase().indexOf('x') != -1) {
// via document.body onload call via ... <body onload="checkls(); while (!okay) { okay=newgame(); }">
… meaning you can set up a personalized Sudoku level of difficulty called upon each time you start it up again when using the same device and web browser combination with ourchangedsudokuhtmSudoku game feel free to try below, as well.
Today we’ve got an inhouse version of a well known mathematical (but you don’t have to be a mathematician to play) game called Sudoku which you regularly find in the puzzles section of the newspaper, like the KenKen game of HTML/Javascript KenKen Game Primer Tutorial times.
The rules are, for our version …
there are 81 squares in a 9×9 grid that need to get assigned a counting number from 1 to 9, but some are filled out already to help you
no row of nine should contain a duplicate counting number
no column of nine should contain a duplicate counting number
none of the 9 3×3 squares within that 9×9 grid should contain a duplicate counting number
Simple, when put like that, but can be quite challenging in the solving!
KenKen is a well known mathematical game, featuring in the puzzle section of some newspapers. We see it here in Sydney, Australia, in The Sydney Morning Herald newspaper.
Do not know what the paper KenKen puzzle creators use to create their KenKen puzzles, but we do end up with a bit of a trial and error approach (populating the KenKen grid with numbers).
Am sure if you are interested in the methodology you would not have too much trouble seeing what we did by examining the HTML and Javascript code you could call kenkenhtml
KenKen consists of a grid (ours is 6×6) of numbers (from 1 to 6) not repeated horizontally nor vertically within that grid.
The user solving the KenKen puzzle is not shown those numbers, except the ones caught in a 1×1 “cage” … and these can help you greatly to solve the puzzle, the rest of which is made up of 1×2 and 1×3 “cages” that have a “clue” … for example …
12*
7+
3-
2/
… which tell you a clue about the numbers you can use dropdowns with which to solve.
There is no surprise with the HTML “grid” being composed of an HTML table element, shadowed by a multi-dimensional array we initialize for our 6×6 grid scenario via …
var mda=[[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0]];
in the Javascript.
You’ll see that we made use of the HTML sup tag for a superimposed feel to the clues within some of the grid squares at the start of the “cage”.
Hope you get some HTML and Javascript ideas about games, and have fun playing this mathematical and logic game, today, with our liverun.
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PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Chat Names Tutorial
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PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Chat Names Tutorial
Am sure there are a lot of users out there who’d prefer being referred to by their name rather than some form of number in their online activities. But we don’t want to be nosy and have an optional paradigm going with assigning names to our online Sudoku game players, else the default and fall through option is to refer to our players via a number basis, based on their IP address and web browser brand.
Involving names onto the chat typing “smarts” of yesterday’s PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Chat Typing Tutorial, today, involves some PHP writing out some new Javascript arrays and functions …
<?php echo ”
var yourname='';
var mapfrom=[];
var mapto=[];
var mapft='';
function domaps() {
if (mapfrom.length > 0) {
for (var ii=0; ii<mapfrom.length; ii++) {
document.getElementById('sudokui').placeholder=document.getElementById('sudokui').placeholder.replace('(' + mapfrom[ii] + ' ', '(' + mapto[ii] + ' ').replace(' ' + mapfrom[ii] + ' ', ' ' + mapto[ii] + ' ');
}
}
}
function mapfromto(ifrom, ito) {
if (mapft.indexOf(' ' + ifrom + ' ' + ito + ' ') == -1) {
if (mapft.indexOf(' ' + ifrom + ' ') != -1) {
for (var ik=0; ik<mapfrom.length; ik++) {
if (mapfrom[ik] == ifrom) { mapto[ik] = ito; }
}
} else {
mapfrom.push(ifrom);
mapto.push(ito);
}
mapft+=' ' + ifrom + ' ' + ito + ' ';
}
}
function pargyn() {
return yourname;
}
“; ?>
… teaming with a new HTML iframe element …
<?php echo ”
<iframe id=xnotif src="./index.php?noaction=y" style="display:none;"></iframe>
“; ?>
… and “kicked off” as far as (Javascript) usage goes, when the Sudoku numbers have been finalized …
<?php echo ”
var prevvs='-1';
function aftervn() {
if (prevvs != document.getElementById('vsarrs').value) {
thenums='';
var esels=document.getElementsByTagName('select');
for (var ejj=0; ejj<esels.length; ejj++) {
if (('' + esels[ejj].id) != 'smode') {
thenums+=retcn(esels[ejj].getAttribute('data-answer'));
}
}
prevvs=document.getElementById('vsarrs').value;
document.getElementById('xnotif').src='./index.php?vsarrs=' + encodeURIComponent(prevvs) + '&namecheck=y&myname=' + encodeURIComponent(yourname) + '&ipme=" . urlencode($weare) . "' + '&thegame=' + (thenums.substring(0,81)) + '&rnd=' + Math.floor(Math.random() * 198765643);
}
domaps();
}
function xn() {
if (1 == 1) {
thenums='';
var esels=document.getElementsByTagName('select');
for (var ejj=0; ejj<esels.length; ejj++) {
if (('' + esels[ejj].id) != 'smode') {
thenums+=retcn(esels[ejj].getAttribute('data-answer'));
}
}
prevvs=document.getElementById('vsarrs').value;
document.getElementById('xnotif').src='./index.php?vsarrs=' + encodeURIComponent(prevvs) + '&namecheck=y&myname=' + encodeURIComponent(yourname) + '&ipme=" . urlencode($weare) . "' + '&thegame=' + (thenums.substring(0,81)) + '&rnd=' + Math.floor(Math.random() * 198765643);
setInterval(aftervn, 3000);
}
}
function tacheck() {
var esels=document.getElementsByTagName('select');
var onechar=' ', twochar=' ';
thenums='';
for (var ejj=0; ejj<esels.length; ejj++) {
if (('' + esels[ejj].id) != 'smode') {
thenums+=retcn(esels[ejj].getAttribute('data-answer'));
}
}
if (eval('' + thenums.length) < 81) {
thenums='';
setTimeout(tacheck, 3000);
} else if (ioffis != 0) {
xn();
for (var iejj=0; iejj<esels.length; iejj++) {
if (('' + esels[iejj].id) != 'smode') {
twochar=esels[iejj].getAttribute('data-answer');
onechar=String.fromCharCode(eval(Math.abs(ioffis) + twochar.charCodeAt(0)));
//alert(esels[iejj].getAttribute('data-answer') + ' vs twochar=' + twochar + ' vs onechar=' + onechar + ' ioffis=' + ioffis + ' twochar.charCodeAt(0)=' + twochar.charCodeAt(0));
esels[iejj].setAttribute('data-answer', onechar);
}
}
ioffis=Math.abs(ioffis);
}
}
setTimeout(tacheck, 3000);
“; ?>
… and those iframe “src” attribute changes bring on re-calls of (the same PHP data source’s) …
<?php
if (isset($_GET['thegame']) && isset($_GET['namecheck'])) {
$doaloop=true;
$renamebits='';
$vsarrs="-1";
if (isset($_GET['vsarrs'])) { $vsarrs='' . str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($_GET['vsarrs'])); }
$thatset='' . str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($_GET['thegame']));
$thisset='' . str_replace('(','9',str_replace('*','8',str_replace('&','7',str_replace('^','6',str_replace('$','4',str_replace('#','3',str_replace('@','2',str_replace('!','1',str_replace('1','(',str_replace('2','*',str_replace('3','&',str_replace('4','^',str_replace('6','$',str_replace('7','#',str_replace('8','@',str_replace('9','!',str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($_GET['thegame']))))))))))))))))));
while ($doaloop) {
$allcontentw=file_get_contents(dirname(__FILE__) . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'index.php');
if (strpos($allcontentw, '/' . '*') !== false && strpos($allcontentw, '*' . '/') === false) {
$allcontentw.="\n" . '*' . '/' . "\n" . '?' . '>';
}
$relr=explode((';' . $thisset . ';'), $allcontentw);
if (('' . sizeof($relr)) == '0' || ('' . sizeof($relr)) == '1') {
$relr=explode((';' . $thatset . ';'), $allcontentw);
}
//file_put_contents('x.x', '' . sizeof($relr) . ' for ;' . $thisset . ";\n" . $allcontentw);
if (('' . sizeof($relr)) != ('' . $vsarrs)) {
$vsarrs='' . sizeof($relr);
$doaloop=false;
for ($iwr=1; $iwr<sizeof($relr); $iwr++) {
$lfld=str_replace('+',' ',urldecode(explode("\n", $relr[$iwr])[0]));
if (strpos($lfld, ':') !== false) {
$renamebits.=" parent.mapfromto('" . explode(';',$relr[-1 + $iwr])[-1 + sizeof(explode(';',$relr[-1 + $iwr]))] . "','" . explode(':', $lfld)[0] . "'); ";
}
}
if ($renamebits != '') { $renamebit.=' parent.domaps(); '; }
echo '<html><body onload=" parent.document.getElementById(' . "'vsarrs'" . ').value=' . "'" . $vsarrs . "'" . '; ' . $renamebits . ' "></body></html>';
} else {
sleep(5);
}
}
exit;
}
?>
Notice how, sometimes above (and elsewhere), looking at a scenario from within the iframe “child”‘s point of view, we can call “parent” Javascript, for example …
… and …
Also notice with thechanged collaboration and sharing logic for index
php PHP Sudoku game that you should feel free to try and collaborate with below, as well, how we have decoupled the PHP from the (need for the) original HTML (to exist), meaning just having the one PHP code source will run your Sudoku game.
Previous relevant PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Chat Typing Tutorial is shown below.
PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Chat Typing Tutorial
We’ve seen chat websites and SMS messaging types of apps that indicate to users in communication with each other when another user is typing, so that they have a chance to wait for that correspondence before sending their own next piece of correspondence. And so, onto yesterday’s PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Collaboration Notifications Tutorial‘s chat functionality we wanted to try to code for this functionality.
What events on the chat textbox can help?
… in thetweaked HTML/Javascript basis of sudoku
htm referenced by thechat typing detection parts to collaboration and sharing logic for index
php PHP Sudoku game that you should feel free to try and collaborate with below, as well.
Previous relevant PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Collaboration Notifications Tutorial is shown below.
PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Collaboration Notifications Tutorial
Say the word “collaboration”, as with yesterday’s HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Collaboration Tutorial start, and we think, as far as communication conduits go we’d like to start using …
<?php echo ”
function ifcheck() {
if (eval('' + thenums.length) >= 81) {
document.getElementById('sudokuif').src='./index.php?thegame=' + thenums.substring(0,81) + '&random=' + encodeURIComponent(Math.floor(Math.random() * 19878654));
var vstabit=tabit;
if (document.getElementById('tais')) {
vstabit=document.getElementById('tais').value;
if (vstabit != tabit) {
document.getElementById('tais').rows='' + vstabit.split(String.fromCharCode(10)).length;
tabit=vstabit;
var hhdate=new Date();
document.getElementById('sudokui').placeholder='Optionally chat here (bit before a colon is your name) ... last chat was at ' + hhdate;
document.getElementById('sudokui').focus();
if (document.getElementById('tais').value.split(String.fromCharCode(10))[0].trim() != '') {
if ((lastbofyours.indexOf(document.getElementById('tais').value.split(String.fromCharCode(10))[0].trim()) != -1 && document.getElementById('tais').value.split(String.fromCharCode(10))[0].trim() != '' && lastbofyours != '') || (amhost && document.getElementById('tais').value.split(String.fromCharCode(10))[0].indexOf('Welcome to our Sudoku game') != -1)) {
tabit=tabit;
} else {
if (yourname.trim() != '' && document.getElementById('tais').value.split(String.fromCharCode(10))[0].indexOf(':') == -1) {
document.getElementById('notif').src='/HTMLCSS/notifications_ideas.php?scheduledblurb=' + encodeURIComponent(document.getElementById('tais').value.split(String.fromCharCode(10))[0] + ' (' + yourname + ')');
} else {
document.getElementById('notif').src='/HTMLCSS/notifications_ideas.php?scheduledblurb=' + encodeURIComponent(document.getElementById('tais').value.split(String.fromCharCode(10))[0]);
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
“; ?>
… in addition to yesterday’s …
… methodologies to aid with communications among users sharing the same modifiedHTML/Javascript basis of sudoku
htm Sudoku game.
A few more changes involve …
<?php echo ”
var yourname='';
function iblur(ithis) {
thenums='';
var esels=document.getElementsByTagName('select');
for (var ejj=0; ejj<esels.length; ejj++) {
if (('' + esels[ejj].id) != 'smode') {
thenums+=esels[ejj].getAttribute('data-answer');
}
}
if (ithis.value.trim() != '' && eval('' + thenums.length) >= 81) {
if (yourname == '' && ithis.value.indexOf(':') != -1) {
yourname=ithis.value.split(':')[0];
} else if (ithis.value.indexOf(':') != -1) {
if (ithis.value.split(':')[0].indexOf(' ') == -1) {
yourname=ithis.value.split(':')[0];
}
}
//alert('yes');
ithis.value=ithis.value.replace(/\//g,' ').replace(/\*/g,' ').replace(/\;/g,' ').replace(/\\\"/g,' ').replace(/\'/g,' ').replace(/\(/g,'{').replace(/\)/g,'}');
if (yourname.trim() != '' && ithis.value.indexOf(':') == -1) {
ithis.value=yourname + ': ' + ithis.value;
}
lastbofyours=ithis.value;
document.getElementById('sudokuif').src='./index.php?thegame=' + tenminus(thenums.substring(0,81)) + '&newmsg=' + encodeURIComponent(ithis.value);
var hdate=new Date();
ithis.title='Last chat you contributed at ' + hdate + ' was ... ' + ithis.value.replace(String.fromCharCode(34),String.fromCharCode(39)).replace(String.fromCharCode(34),String.fromCharCode(39));
ithis.value='';
ithis.placeholder='Optionally chat here (bit before a colon is your name) ... last chat was at ' + hdate;
} //else {
//alert('no');
//}
}
“; ?>
<?php
if (isset($_GET['thegame']) && isset($_GET['random'])) {
$sofarx=";";
$thisb="";
$maxb="";
$allcontentx=file_get_contents(dirname(__FILE__) . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'index.php');
$lcsx=explode('/' . '*', $allcontentx);
//file_put_contents('azx.azx', '' . sizeof($lcs) . ' ' . $cuda . ';' . $thisset);
if (sizeof($lcsx) > 1) {
$collabx=explode('*' . '/', $lcsx[1])[0];
$linesx=explode("\n", $collabx);
$thisxset=str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($_GET['thegame'])); //'' . str_replace('(','9',str_replace('*','8',str_replace('&','7',str_replace('^','6',str_replace('$','4',str_replace('#','3',str_replace('@','2',str_replace('!','1',str_replace('1','(',str_replace('2','*',str_replace('3','&',str_replace('4','^',str_replace('6','$',str_replace('7','#',str_replace('8','@',str_replace('9','!',str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($_GET['thegame']))))))))))))))))));
//$thisxset='' . str_replace('(','9',str_replace('*','8',str_replace('&','7',str_replace('^','6',str_replace('$','4',str_replace('#','3',str_replace('@','2',str_replace('!','1',str_replace('1','(',str_replace('2','*',str_replace('3','&',str_replace('4','^',str_replace('6','$',str_replace('7','#',str_replace('8','@',str_replace('9','!',str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($_GET['thegame']))))))))))))))))));
$taxbit="";
for ($ilx=0; $ilx<sizeof($linesx); $ilx++) {
if ($sofarx == ";") {
$sofarx.=str_replace(' ',' + ',str_replace('+',' ',urldecode(explode(';', $linesx[$ilx])[1]))) . ';';
} else if (sizeof(explode(';' . explode(';', $linesx[$ilx])[1] . ';', $sofarx)) == 1) {
$maxb.=" ";
$thisb=$maxb;
$sofarx.=str_replace(' ',' + ',str_replace('+',' ',urldecode(explode(';', $linesx[$ilx])[1]))) . ';';
} else {
$rest=explode(';' . explode(';', $linesx[$ilx])[1] . ';', $sofarx)[0];
$thisb="";
if ($rest != "") {
for ($iop=1; $iop<sizeof(explode(';', $rest)); $iop++) {
$thisb.=" ";
}
}
}
$parts=explode('' . $thisxset . ';', $linesx[$ilx]);
if (sizeof($parts) == 2) {
$taxbit=$thisb . str_replace(' ',' + ',str_replace('+',' ',urldecode($parts[1]))) . "\n" . $taxbit;
}
}
if ($taxbit != "") {
echo '<html><body onload=" parent.document.getElementById(' . "'toright'" . ').style.display=' . "'table-cell'" . '; parent.document.getElementById(' . "'tais'" . ').value=' . "'" . str_replace("\n","' + String.fromCharCode(10) + '",$taxbit) . "'" . '; "></body></html>';
}
}
exit;
?>
<style>
.bright { border-right: 5px solid black; }
.bbottom { border-bottom: 5px solid black; }
td { font-size: 24px; width: 11%; height: 9%; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle; }
select { font-size: 24px; }
th { text-align: left; vertical-align: top; }
textarea { width: 95%; background-image: linear-gradient(rgba(255,255,0,0.5) 20px, white 8%); }
input { width: 95%; }
</style>
<?php echo ”
function iblur(ithis) {
thenums='';
var esels=document.getElementsByTagName('select');
for (var ejj=0; ejj<esels.length; ejj++) {
if (('' + esels[ejj].id) != 'smode') {
thenums+=esels[ejj].getAttribute('data-answer');
}
}
if (ithis.value.trim() != '' && eval('' + thenums.length) >= 81) {
if (yourname == '' && ithis.value.indexOf(':') != -1) {
yourname=ithis.value.split(':')[0];
} else if (ithis.value.indexOf(':') != -1) {
if (ithis.value.split(':')[0].indexOf(' ') == -1) {
yourname=ithis.value.split(':')[0];
}
}
//alert('yes');
ithis.value=ithis.value.replace(/\//g,' ').replace(/\*/g,' ').replace(/\;/g,' ').replace(/\\\"/g,' ').replace(/\'/g,' ').replace(/\(/g,'{').replace(/\)/g,'}');
if (yourname.trim() != '' && ithis.value.indexOf(':') == -1) {
ithis.value=yourname + ': ' + ithis.value;
}
lastbofyours=ithis.value;
document.getElementById('sudokuif').src='./index.php?thegame=' + tenminus(thenums.substring(0,81)) + '&newmsg=' + encodeURIComponent(ithis.value);
var hdate=new Date();
ithis.title='Last chat you contributed at ' + hdate + ' was ... ' + ithis.value.replace(String.fromCharCode(34),String.fromCharCode(39)).replace(String.fromCharCode(34),String.fromCharCode(39));
ithis.value='';
ithis.placeholder='Optionally chat here (bit before a colon is your name) ... last chat was at ' + hdate;
} //else {
//alert('no');
//}
}
“; ?>
… to round out thetweaked collaboration and sharing logic for index
php PHP Sudoku game that you should feel free to try and collaborate with below, as well.
Previous relevant HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Collaboration Tutorial is shown below.
HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Collaboration Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s HTML/Javascript Sudoku Personalized Game Tutorial‘s progress with our Sudoku game is today’s collaboration and sharing phase, offering …
… conduits to involving outside parties into your Sudoku “party”, via an invitation to the relevant emailee or mobile number, respectively. Once the invites are answered, it can be like a chat session for the collaborators, featuring …
What goes to make up this “chat” feature?
… as thecollaboration and sharing logic added to index
php Sudoku game that you should feel free to try and collaborate with below, as well.
Previous relevant HTML/Javascript Sudoku Personalized Game Tutorial is shown below.
HTML/Javascript Sudoku Personalized Game Tutorial
Yesterday’s HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Primer Tutorial gave us a “first draft” look at the Sudoku game which featured …
var easyarr=',3,4,7,10,12,14,15,19,20,27,28,29,30,32,34,39,41,44,45,49,51,52,55,57,59,61,67,68,70,71,74,75,76,80,';
var hardarr=',1,5,8,9,13,19,21,28,33,36,37,39,43,49,52,54,61,62,63,67,69,70,72,80,';
… but, today, as a personalization measure, we allow …
var mustbeguessed=location.search.split('mustbeguessed=')[1] ? decodeURIComponent(location.search.split('mustbeguessed=')[1].split('&')[0]) : '';
var mustnotbeguessed=location.search.split('mustnotbeguessed=')[1] ? decodeURIComponent(location.search.split('mustnotbeguessed=')[1].split('&')[0]) : '';
function askmaybe(indef) {
var tans='';
var tpars='';
if (indef.indexOf('tailored=') == 0) {
tans=prompt('Using square numbers of 9x9 grid from 1 to 81, specify in comma separated list, where prefixed by minus would be pre-answered else represents squares to be answered, for Sudoku game to follow. To remember for the future involve leading or trailing spaces. Involve an x to delete any pre-existing saved tailored Sudoku game configurations.', '');
if (tans == null) { tans=''; }
var atansarr=tans.replace(/x/g,'').replace(/X/g,'').split(',');
if (gls!= '' && tans.toLowerCase().indexOf('x') != -1) {
window.localStorage.removeItem('sudokudefs');
gls='';
}
for (var it=0; it<atansarr.length; it++) {
if (('' + atansarr[it]).trim() != '') {
if (('' + atansarr[it] + ' ').indexOf('-') == 0) {
if (tpars.indexOf('mustnotbeguessed=') == -1) { tpars+='&mustnotbeguessed=' + atansarr[it].trim().substring(1); } else { tpars=tpars.replace('&mustnotbeguessed=', '&mustnotbeguessed=' + atansarr[it].trim().substring(1) + ','); }
} else {
if (tpars.indexOf('mustbeguessed=') == -1) { tpars+='&mustbeguessed=' + atansarr[it].trim(); } else { tpars=tpars.replace('&mustbeguessed=', '&mustbeguessed=' + atansarr[it].trim() + ','); }
}
}
}
if (tpars != '') {
if (tans.trim() != tans) {
if (getls() != '') {
window.localStorage.removeItem('sudokudefs');
}
window.localStorage.setItem('sudokudefs', encodeURIComponent(tpars.substring(1)));
}
return tpars.substring(1);
}
}
return indef;
}
… as well as a way to have …
var gls=getls();
function getls() {
return decodeURIComponent(('' + window.localStorage.getItem('sudokudefs')).replace(/^undefined/g,'').replace(/^null/g,''));
}
function checkls() {
if (gls != '' && document.URL.indexOf('?') == -1) {
location.href=document.URL.split('#')[0].split('?')[0] + '?' + gls;
}
}
// via document.body onload call via ... <body onload="checkls(); while (!okay) { okay=newgame(); }">
… meaning you can set up a personalized Sudoku level of difficulty called upon each time you start it up again when using the same device and web browser combination with ourchanged sudoku
htm Sudoku game feel free to try below, as well.
Previous relevant HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Primer Tutorial is shown below.
HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Primer Tutorial
Today we’ve got an inhouse version of a well known mathematical (but you don’t have to be a mathematician to play) game called Sudoku which you regularly find in the puzzles section of the newspaper, like the KenKen game of HTML/Javascript KenKen Game Primer Tutorial times.
The rules are, for our version …
Simple, when put like that, but can be quite challenging in the solving!
Feel free to try our first draft sudoku
html Suduko
game you can try in a new window, or below …
Previous relevant HTML/Javascript KenKen Game Primer Tutorial is shown below.
HTML/Javascript KenKen Game Primer Tutorial
KenKen is a well known mathematical game, featuring in the puzzle section of some newspapers. We see it here in Sydney, Australia, in The Sydney Morning Herald newspaper.
Do not know what the paper KenKen puzzle creators use to create their KenKen puzzles, but we do end up with a bit of a trial and error approach (populating the KenKen grid with numbers).
Am sure if you are interested in the methodology you would not have too much trouble seeing what we did by examining the HTML and Javascript code you could call kenken
html
KenKen consists of a grid (ours is 6×6) of numbers (from 1 to 6) not repeated horizontally nor vertically within that grid.
The user solving the KenKen puzzle is not shown those numbers, except the ones caught in a 1×1 “cage” … and these can help you greatly to solve the puzzle, the rest of which is made up of 1×2 and 1×3 “cages” that have a “clue” … for example …
… which tell you a clue about the numbers you can use dropdowns with which to solve.
There is no surprise with the HTML “grid” being composed of an HTML table element, shadowed by a multi-dimensional array we initialize for our 6×6 grid scenario via …
var mda=[[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0],[0,0]];
in the Javascript.
You’ll see that we made use of the HTML sup tag for a superimposed feel to the clues within some of the grid squares at the start of the “cage”.
Hope you get some HTML and Javascript ideas about games, and have fun playing this mathematical and logic game, today, with our live
run.
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