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Date: 07 Jun 2006 13:33:02
From: tdiedwards
Subject: Software for putting chess games into a website?
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Hi all,
Would be very grateful for any advice on the following:
Do you know what the name of the creature is that allows chess games t
be put into websites as a move by move graphic (as seen i
www.chesscorner.com)?
Also, is there a version of this kind of beast that would allow me t
annotate each move as it occurs, and maybe even draw arrows on th
board?
Any info RE this would be gratefully received. As a project I'd like t
make a website and use it to post up some of my own games in thi
format.
Cheers loads,
Ti
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tdiedwards
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Date: 16 Jun 2006 17:22:30
From:
Subject: Re: Software for putting chess games into a website?
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tdiedwards a �crit :
> Hi all,
>
> Would be very grateful for any advice on the following:
>
> Do you know what the name of the creature is that allows chess games to
> be put into websites as a move by move graphic (as seen in
> www.chesscorner.com)?
>
> Also, is there a version of this kind of beast that would allow me to
> annotate each move as it occurs, and maybe even draw arrows on the
> board?
>
> Any info RE this would be gratefully received. As a project I'd like to
> make a website and use it to post up some of my own games in this
> format.
>
> Cheers loads,
> Tim
Hi Tim and others,
I'm playing with an idea since a moment now and I'd like to hear what
you think about it.
I'd like to create an online chess database that would be maintained by
the community. There would be a website on wich you can search the
database and see it online in a java or DHTML applet. Everyone could
comment or annotate the game. So, when looking to populars games, you
will probably have to choose whom annotation you want to display. Anyone
(think wiki) could add games to the database by entering the moves in an
interface or by uploading a PGN file.
This database could become very huge (think wikipedia) and contains
every notable games of the history of chess and much much more.
Is there any interest in such a project? If so I might start to work on
it. However don't expect it to be online anytime soon.
Mathieu Pag�
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Date: 19 Jun 2006 19:34:24
From: tdiedwards
Subject: Re: Software for putting chess games into a website?
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Mathieu Pag� Wrote:
> tdiedwards a �crit :-
> Hi all,
>
> Would be very grateful for any advice on the following:
>
> Do you know what the name of the creature is that allows chess game
> to
> be put into websites as a move by move graphic (as seen in
> www.chesscorner.com)?
>
> Also, is there a version of this kind of beast that would allow me to
> annotate each move as it occurs, and maybe even draw arrows on the
> board?
>
> Any info RE this would be gratefully received. As a project I'd lik
> to
> make a website and use it to post up some of my own games in this
> format.
>
> Cheers loads,
> Tim-
>
> Hi Tim and others,
>
> I'm playing with an idea since a moment now and I'd like to hear what
> you think about it.
>
> I'd like to create an online chess database that would be maintained b
>
> the community. There would be a website on wich you can search the
> database and see it online in a java or DHTML applet. Everyone could
> comment or annotate the game. So, when looking to populars games, you
> will probably have to choose whom annotation you want to display
> Anyone
> (think wiki) could add games to the database by entering the moves i
> an
> interface or by uploading a PGN file.
>
> This database could become very huge (think wikipedia) and contains
> every notable games of the history of chess and much much more.
>
>
>
>
> Is there any interest in such a project? If so I might start to work o
>
> it. However don't expect it to be online anytime soon.
>
> Mathieu Pag�
hi,
sounds like a plan. i'm a bit thick so i probably wouldn't benefit fro
something like that, but i could imagine it taking off. good luck!
Tim
Come to think of it - it would be useful to me. if someone annotated i
in a simple, readable style as in "logical chess: move by move" i woul
enjoy reading those games
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tdiedwards
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Date: 11 Jun 2006 20:07:40
From: Oscar
Subject: Re: Software for putting chess games into a website?
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Both Chess Assistant and Chessbase can do that. Also Fritz has that
capability.
tdiedwards ha escrito:
> Hi all,
>
> Would be very grateful for any advice on the following:
>
> Do you know what the name of the creature is that allows chess games to
> be put into websites as a move by move graphic (as seen in
> www.chesscorner.com)?
>
> Also, is there a version of this kind of beast that would allow me to
> annotate each move as it occurs, and maybe even draw arrows on the
> board?
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Date: 16 Jun 2006 05:56:46
From: tdiedwards
Subject: Re: Software for putting chess games into a website?
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Oscar Wrote:
> Both Chess Assistant and Chessbase can do that. Also Fritz has that
> capability.
>
> tdiedwards ha escrito:
> -
> Hi all,
>
> Would be very grateful for any advice on the following:
>
> Do you know what the name of the creature is that allows chess game
> to
> be put into websites as a move by move graphic (as seen in
> www.chesscorner.com)?
>
> Also, is there a version of this kind of beast that would allow me to
> annotate each move as it occurs, and maybe even draw arrows on the
> board?-
Cool and the gang. Thank you
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tdiedwards
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