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Developing a better LL system

Hey kids!

I've been working on a universal way to make and use these combo alg sets at my LL DB site (http://birdflu.lar5.com). You can pick your own set of base algs¹, it's easy and fun to use, etc.

Except that part isn't public yet. I want to polish it a bit more first, and I could really use a few people willing to test it out, and tell me what's wrong with it and stuff.

Any volunteers?

You'll need a WCA ID.

¹ Some restrictions apply.

This is so nice! I played a little with the public part and it's really fun to explore the CO-CP-EO-EP combos.
Good job!
Sad I can't access the rest as I don't have a WCA ID. Any way to grant access in another way? You can pm me.

"Show" buttons are not working for me (not showing anything), also the FMC part is looking like it's only displaying "text". Am I missing something?

Also can I ask you how you developed the site (tech tools) ?
 
It's hard to open that part up to non WCA ID users they way things are built now, sorry.

I'm very interested in how the "Show" buttons fail! If you can get to the Javascript console in your browser, there are probably error messages there that I want to see!

This is a Ruby on Rails project. The 47 million algs were generated by Tom Rokicki, though he is not exactly a technology. The images are SVG, which I've learned a lot about doing this.

PS. The FMC section is not very developed, but you should see animated Roofpig cubes there!
 
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It's hard to open that part up to non WCA ID users they way things are built now, sorry.

I'm very interested in how the "Show" buttons fail! If you can get to the Javascript console in your browser, there are probably error messages there that I want to see!

This is a Ruby on Rails project. The 47 million algs were generated by Tom Rokicki, though he is not exactly a technology. The images are SVG, which I've learned a lot about doing this.

PS. The FMC section is not very developed, but you should see animated Roofpig cubes there!

Ok, thank you. Then I hope you will open to the public also the rest ASAP!
This is a firefox screen cap of the console after I clicked on "show" (also on chrome it does not work). Some errors were present before (on page load) but I left here only the error following the action.
BirdfluErr.png
 
It should work now!
Yep!
But still one small glitch on firefox: once i click on the title to drag the frame around (cross cursor appears) I can't release it in the sense that it sticks to the cursor (frame moves with it). Only way to release it is to press ESC to make the frame disappear. If I press "show" again the frame stays sticked to the cursor, following it. Refreshing the page gives back an unsticked frame (hope it is clear).
No problems on Chrome.
 
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