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Cumulative emission total on GHG emissions chart #7
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Thanks @crantok. I'm travelling this week, but I'm looking forward to having a look at this next week. |
Hi @tamc. Did you get a chance to look at the pull request? |
Sorry. Not yet. I was travelling, then ill. Trying hard to catch up with my todo list by the end of the week. Tom
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Sorry to hear you've been ill, Tom. I hope you manage to catch up without On Wednesday, January 29, 2014, Tom Counsell [email protected]
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Hi @crantok I've had a look at this. I think the idea is good. But I wonder if it might be better to implement the cumulative calculation in the excel rather than the javascript. I'll have a look. Best wishes Tom |
Hi Tom, Thanks for checking this out. That's a really good point about putting the calculation in the Justin On Friday, April 4, 2014, Tom Counsell [email protected] wrote:
Justin Hellings, participative web developer For customers: 3 Mules http://3mules.coop |
I beg your pardon but I didn't know how to submit a merge request for a single file. There is only one file that you might care about in this request, which is:
All the rest of the changes are just compiled assets which (now that I've tried merging from upstream and submitting this pull request) I think would be better off being excluded from the repo.
The change in question is a refinement of a hack to add cumulative carbon emissions to the GHG emissions chart, made at the recent Manchester hackday (25/11/2013). You can see it in operation here...