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Colorpicker
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    2004-05-22

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    Websafe 216 color colorpicker self-submitting page

    By : FatherStorm

    <?
    #########################################################################################
    #
    # Self-submitting colorpicker
    # by: Father Storm
    # http://www.fatherstorm.com
    #
    # Optional screen sizing script can be commented out.
    #
    # echo" <body><script>window.resizeTo(400,500);</script>"
    #
    #########################################################################################
    for ($red_channel=0;$red_channel<=15;$red_channel=$red_channel+3)
    {
    for ($green_channel=0;$green_channel<=15;$green_channel=$green_channel+3)
    {
    for ($blue_channel=0;$blue_channel<=15;$blue_channel=$blue_channel+3)
    {
    $red_channel_value=dechex($red_channel).dechex($red_channel);
    $green_channel_value=dechex($green_channel).dechex($green_channel);
    $blue_channel_value=dechex($blue_channel).dechex($blue_channel);
    @$index_pointer++;
    $hex_values_table[$index_pointer]=$red_channel_value.$green_channel_value.$blue_channel_value;
    }
    }
    }
    $index_pointer=1;
    echo "<table>";
    for ($x=1;$x<=15;$x++)
    {
    echo "<tr>";
    for ($y=1;$y<=15;$y++)
    {
    $display_value=@$hex_values_table[$index_pointer];
    if (!$display_value)$display_value="ffffff";
    echo "<a href='colorselect.php?color=$display_value' alt='$display_value' title='$display_value'><td title='$display_value' alt='$display_value' style='cursor:pointer;cursor:hand;' width=20px height=20px alt='$display_value' bgcolor=$display_value></td></a>";
    $index_pointer++;
    }
    echo"</tr>";
    }

    echo "</table>";

    if (@$link_submitted_value=@$_REQUEST['color']) echo "You have selected:<br> Hexadecimal Color [$link_submitted_value]<table><tr><td width=356px height=25px bgcolor=$link_submitted_value></td></tr></table>";;

    ?>
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