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I've been having this issue as well! I don't quite understand it. Hope that someone out there can help us. :) |
I'm having the exact same issue. Did either of you end up figuring it out? |
The solution to this is more or less just to download this fork: https://github.com/konst2/Crossword It's significantly improved. |
If you'd like to try something that accepts a list of words and a list of clue as arguments, and makes the puzzle for you, then check out this Crossword Puzzle Generator and Game I cooked up in JavaScript: https://github.com/HoldOffHunger/jquery-crossword-puzzle-generator Demo: http://www.earthfluent.com/crossword-puzzle-demo.html Hope this helps! |
Here's how I fixed it: In the CalcCoords function, after the for (var x=0; j = puzz,data[i].answer.length; x < j; ++x) loop:
Try that - it worked for me. Cheers |
Hello Mr. Bradzo, It is working perfectly. Do you have any idea on how to accept the input non-English characters (multi-byte characters) into the single cell (td)? best regards, |
Hi Vidyesh!
Thanks!
Unfortunately, I don't have any clue about how to enter non-English
characters.
If that can be achieved, the next thing is trying to ensure the puzzle can
be solved.
Since my solver solution (see my other comment), relies on checking each
ascii character
of attempted word and actual answer, if your "letter" (comprising multiple
characters) can be "boiled down" to one particular unique value,
then I think that could be made to work.
I'm doing this for a project I need to complete soon, so won't have any
time to try that, sorry!
Cheers
Brad
…On Tue, 2 Mar 2021 at 17:45, vidyeshranade ***@***.***> wrote:
Hello Mr. Bradzo,
It is working perfectly.
You are genius!!!
Thanks once again.
Do you have any idea on how to accept the input non-English characters
(multi-byte characters) into the single cell (td)?
Suppose I want to enter answer as 'भारत'. So here letter is made up of two
characters: भ +ा
In Indic languages, single "letter" can be made maximum up to 3 characters.
best regards,
Vidyesh
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Hello Brad, Thanks for the reply. regards, |
Hello!
I'm noticing a strange bug where the clue/answer positions don't match up.
Although the linked demo works fine, when I clone the repo and run it locally I get this:
You'll notice that the across and down numbers don't match the clues.
Attempting to create my own crossword gives me this:
Here's the data I'm using:
Is there a simple solution to this bug?
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