Copying clean Yahoo, ESPN rosters

[JustAnotherYanksFan]

That's awesome! It'll be especially nice for the keeper league that I'm commishing, since at the end of the year it'll take two seconds to copy and paste everyone's roster and save it to a word document, something that's normally a bit of a hassle.

[teddy ballgame]

That's really cool.

[Homoudont]

This is great.. Ur the man

[Bloody Sox]

Give that man one of them icon thingies that go under his avatar!

[jake_twothousandfive]

Very, very slick. Thanks a lot man.

[GrubNasty]

ah very cool !

Mind if i ask a technical question? is this working with javascript or is this making a call to a java server page. Im not sure if those are called servlets?

[Bwanna]

Mind if i ask a technical question? is this working with javascript or is this making a call to a java server page. Im not sure if those are called servlets?

No, this is all client-side javascript. Nothing too fancy. The client-side script is sitting on a server, but it's pulled to the browser and executed.

[GrubNasty]

i see. I have a few more questions but im going to pass them in a PM since their off topic.

[jfg]

Is there a way to make it so that when you are on 2007 stats that can be added to the clipboard as well? I'm guessing this would be harder to do since league formats are different.

[Bwanna]

Is there a way to make it so that when you are on 2007 stats that can be added to the clipboard as well? I'm guessing this would be harder to do since league formats are different.

The code isn't league-specific at all, so it shouldn't be much trouble. I'll take a whack at it later tonight.