Thursday, 18 November 2010
First AJAX added!
I've now created my first AJAX. When you add a comment it is now verified using java at the client end, not the server end. Using Jquery I've created some nice drop down menu's that tell you when your doing stuff wrong. Still not really checked how it works on Firefox or IE..... I should probably do that. I'm now going to try and create a forum using Drupal, and also create a Orrery using Jquery, the idea being when you highlight a planet, a box will display information about that planet. I may also create yet another sideshow type gizmo at some point that shows new features that have been added to the website. Lot's to do!
Thursday, 11 November 2010
NEWS FEED UPDATED!
Now has a funky news logo fonty type thing, a slideshow, and I removed the picture of David Hassel hof.
Monday, 25 October 2010
PHP/MYSQL shenanigans.
On to the final stretch with the comments database. It now displays the time and date the comment was posted, but most importantly, has the ability to post the page the comment was made on. The trick I've used to do this isn't the most secure. (I just hid a section of the form with location in on it) but it should be effective. Now I just need to create the individual picture pages using some php and Jquery magic to save time, and we're there. :-D
Sunday, 24 October 2010
Corner widgets created. HTML and CSS cleaned up.
The final layout of the site is pretty much created. Now its time to implement a comment section and commments into the video page to start with. The first proper php page I've had to create. :-O
Friday, 22 October 2010
That was far to easy!
Hell, its even using the fonts I want. I love a good shortcut. Now to see if it can handle images.
Lets hope this works. It will also be intresting to see how it handles multiple entries. As this is only the second and all.
The web page continues to be in Development.
I attempted to construct a slideshow using a tutorial. It turns out it doesn't work in IE, it just lists all of the pictures, and carries out none of the javascript. After reading all of the comments, it looks like very few, if any people have got it to work. Instead I'm going to create this news feed using Feedburner. It should be a doddle with any luck. Lets see how it goes!
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