Calculator Help Needed! URGENT

Matt Rogers · 11-15-2007, 09:04 AM

I am sad to report that two incredible calculators that 3reef had permission to link to have vaporized from the Internet.

The 1st loss was 'Tankmaster' an incredible suite of reef tools.

The 2nd is now the amazing additives calculator.

I think we need to bring all we can in house.

I did reach out to a java site that developed calculators to see how much it would cost and they did not get back to me.

If you know anybody that is a math or computer wiz and would be willing to help us, please let us know.

If you know any sites that offer such services, please let us know.

No javascript ripped off from other sites will be accepted, this has to be legit.

This is urgent, please help if you can.

matt

Jason McKenzie · 11-15-2007, 09:17 AM

not nearly as good as we had but it's good.

It's an independent site and will likely required the owners permission

Reef Calculator by JDieck

Matt Rogers · 11-15-2007, 09:36 AM

Ok. That's weird. That actually IS the additives calculator - he just moved it. I have permission from him to post on the 3reef already.

Thanks for finding it Jason!!

STILL -

WE NEED TO BRING THIS STUFF IN HOUSE SO LINKS DON'T DIE.

Any help would be rewarded in any way we can.

Camilsky · 11-15-2007, 11:02 AM

Hey Matt! I could try to write calc. I'm not a java wiz however I write almost every day standalone python applications that can be easlit converted into on-line tools. As far as I remember there were different products listed in old additives calc. I would need that list together with the parameters we would like to calculate !

Cheers!

Matt Rogers · 11-15-2007, 01:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Camilsky

Hey Matt! I could try to write calc. I'm not a java wiz however I write almost every day standalone python applications that can be easlit converted into on-line tools. As far as I remember there were different products listed in old additives calc. I would need that list together with the parameters we would like to calculate !
Cheers!

Camilsky that would be great.

I think we should start small though, the additives calculator is pretty intense.

Perhaps others can post what calculators they would like to see and we can take it from there.

Any PHP peeps in the house?

Matt Rogers · 11-18-2007, 10:43 AM

Thanks J.
I've updated the additives link.

Still looking for more help here from fellow 3reefers. This calculator section needs to be more robust.

As the site revenue grows, I'd be willing to pay for good ones.