Any question answered...

I'm allowing 20mm for tiles.

^francs for the headsup

If it's in teh contract everything is possible.

I don't get no sick pay.

Yes, well you do obviously need a job before you are entitled to sick pay.*

I just wondered if there was an obligation of a statutory minimum. Although I would have thought that if there was and you excluded it the worst case senatorial would be a tribunal awarding you the statutory minimum...

... so it's probably just easier to exclude it.

*joke.

Depends if you are an employee, or an agency worker / contractor.

Hummm... Director paid an hourly rate?

I'd say that falls under employee.

Allow 25.4mm.

(That's 1 inch in French money.)

Leveller / screed + cement + tiles.

20mm=same height as the hall.

Not that there would be much of an issue with a 5.4mm rise in height.

Means moving the sink again though.

Cheers, good to know.

Never really liked employment law.

I think I'm going to cop out with "We will only pay you Statutory Sick Pay whilst you are absent on grounds of sickness... evidenced...etc...etc..

Leave an inch and sort it out with Murtle's hammer once everything's in

Neil - gonna pm you my whereabouts so I can hand over the goodies. In hospital from Tuesday, so need to do it before then

Ok, operation +5.4mm is in progress.

Mark- I'll come over on the bike this afternoon if you let me know where you are, got to get out of the house and away from the bathroom!

anyone any good at jquery / javascript?

I've got 2 functions

[code]function updateMap() {

layer.setQuery("SELECT 'Location' FROM 851805 WHERE 'Type' = 'Art'");

}
[/code]
[code]

function update9() {

layer.setQuery("SELECT 'Location' FROM 851805");

}[/code]

First turns it on - the 2nd turns it off

they are both connected to these buttons

[code] [/code]
[code]
[/code]

How do I make it work with one button that toggles it on/off??

I don't usually "do" jquery but the developer I usually use is away for the week!

Ok, operation +5.4mm is in progress.

Mark- I'll come over on the bike this afternoon if you let me know where you are, got to get out of the house and away from the bathroom!

Leaving work in half an hour to get kids. At home between 4.30 and 5.30...

I'll see you at five-ish, please ignore PM

Ah, OK, PM ingnored

How do I make it work with one button that toggles it on/off?

I prefer to keep the javascript and html completely separate (i.e. not using onclick attributes). I haven't tested this, even for syntax, but it should be enough to get you going.

JavaScript:
[code]
$(function(){

$('#ctlToggle').toggle(
    function(){
        layer.setQuery("SELECT 'Location' FROM 851805 WHERE 'Type' = 'Art'");
    },
    function(){
        layer.setQuery("SELECT 'Location' FROM 851805");
    }
);

});
[/code]

HTML
[code]

[/code]

p.s. I dread to think why you have SQL in your javascript. You should have a very good reason for that!

Ha! Pressure getting to you?

i think so, im at home now going to run some errands and do more work :/

I prefer to keep the javascript and html completely separate (i.e. not using onclick attributes). I haven't tested this, even for syntax, but it should be enough to get you going.

JavaScript:
[code]
$(function(){
$('#ctlToggle').toggle(

  function(){
      layer.setQuery("SELECT 'Location' FROM 851805 WHERE 'Type' = 'Art'");
  },
  function(){
      layer.setQuery("SELECT 'Location' FROM 851805");
  }

);
});
[/code]

HTML
[code]

[/code]

p.s. I dread to think why you have SQL in your javascript. You should have a very good reason for that!

ummm unfortunately that doesn't seem to work.

It's a google map from fusion tables thingy - used to show hide different map markers.

i think so, im at home now going to run some errands and do more work :/

Keep going, not long left, and then it will all be over! Good luck with what you have left to do.

How many chilli anchovies can I safely eat per day? A jar contains 91 grams, or 51 grams dry. I am on my third jar for the day. They are in olive oil.

I suspect you've already eaten a lifetime's worth, but who's to say how many is too many? Other than, say, a doctor or a dietician.

Keep going, not long left, and then it will all be over! Good luck with what you have left to do.

Thank you! had my break so off to get some work dones

ummm unfortunately that doesn't seem to work.

It's a google map from fusion tables thingy - used to show hide different map markers.

Are you sure you have the jQuery libraries loaded? try typing this into the address bar and pressing enter:

[code]javascript:$(function(){alert("test")})[/code]

You should see an alert pop up saying "test"

Yep all fine!

I've just been informed it's a google maps API v3 problem… <---means nothing to me.

Allow 25.4mm.

(That's 1 inch in French money.)

Leveller / screed + cement + tiles.

Anyone using the term "cement" as a composite doesn't know what they are talking about.

For example: Cement, when mixed with sand and water will give a basic mortar.

He won't be screeding, that's already there. He'll be using a leveling compound, which might be anything from 3mm to 25-30mm depending on how bad the floor is and how much he uses. The tiles will be around 8-12mm and the adhesive bed around 3-5 when compressed.

So my estimate of ~20mm was not a million miles away.

Phew.

Leave a bit of flexibility in the pipework, (ie don't clip it tightly in the wall that close) so you can move it up/down +/- 10mm or so if you really have to when installing the basin.

Don't worry= I have a hammer