To further continue our goal of providing the UK’s leading restaurant and takeaway website software, we have upgraded our Reflux desktop client again. This is a free update and will automatically roll out and install on all of our clients systems. Future Reflux takeaway websites will automatically use the latest versions. (more…)

reflux · restaurant · software

Opal Creations Wiltshire has always used its own content management system, however when making websites for our clients (Swindon, London etc.) we always provided a different CMS for our web design. (more…)

cms · joomla · opal · updates · web design

Opal Creations Wiltshire have just launched a brand new website for Pizzaman Online. Pizzaman Online offer homemade pizza to Haslemere and Guildford areas, with a branch on the University of Surrey’s own campus!
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client sites · reflux · restaurant · takeaway · websites

Join the growing community of Mobile Websites (MOBI) today before your competitors do. Buy a mobile menu site today. Your customers are trying to log onto your website via their mobile phones even as you’re reading this. Your normal website may take a few minutes to load, and may be complicated for the customer to view because it was not created for mobile phones! Plus if you have a Reflux site with us (version 3 and above) then you will get 30% off the prices. (more…)

android · iphone · mobile · phone · restaurant · takeaway · updates · web design · web site

We have recently upgraded the Reflux Takeaway Website software. The update includes various bug fixes and optimisations as well as the following new features.

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free · opal · php · reflux · support · updates

This JavaScript function provides a simple script to generate a random HEX colour code that can be used on any DOM element. A simple call to the function “genHEX()” will return a 6 character string that changes everytime. This is useful if you want an element to be a different colour on each page load.

The Code

Below is the code, documentation is in the form of comments in the code.

function genHex(){
    // Make a new array with all available HEX options.
    var colours = new Array("0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","a","b","c","d","e","f");
    // Make variable to hold 6 character HEX array
    digit = new Array(5);
    colour="";
    for (i=0;i<6;i++){
        // Loop through 6 times, randomising the letter added to the array
        digit[i]=colours[Math.round(Math.random()*14)];
        colour = colour+digit[i];
    }
    // Returns like "a10bc5". It is likely that you may need to add a "#".
    return colour;
}

code · free · javascript · language