Open Mektrode opened 9 years ago
We also gonna need a Sign-up section on the website
Sorry just saw the sign-up section on the main page
We just need to add new username and password fields to it
Actually the Page currently contains a form directly in the upper fold of the page labeled"Get In Touch". I think that we can simply remove the message input field and turn the form into a Register form rather than a "get in touch" form.
I do think that we will need a page for the user to go to after signing in, but I am not sure what type of unique service we can provide for our new members. A forum is a good Idea, but would require the use of a database (again) if we plan on building this from scratch.
A forum is no problem. I have created whole realtime chat aplications b4. This should be a doddle
Chat applications and forums are two different things. Chat applications are expected to retain data for a much shorter period of time before being released. Forums are expected to retain data indefinitely. How were you expecting to store forum information (via text file)?
Would the forums just be general code/other topics, or something in particular?
I was thinking any code related topics there are. But nothing in particular. This way new coders will be exposed to all kinds of new web technologies buzzing around in the discussions and will help them get stuck right into it.
Sounds good.
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I was thinking any code related topics there are. But nothing in particular. This way new coders will be exposed to all kinds of new web technologies buzzing around in the discussions and will help them get stuck right into it.
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Im going to need that forum set up in html very soon guys.
Our current web site is static. However, Forums don't contain static data. How do you propose we keep track of forum posts? Without a database to store the forum threads we will only be able to create is a static forum skeleton.
I'm not very experienced with forums so I'll do my best to do other things such as styling and other parts, if thats fine with you guys
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Our current web site is static. However, Forums don't contain static data. How do you propose we keep track of forum posts? Without a database to store the forum threads we will only be able to create is a static forum skeleton.
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Thats just it Baker. I need you guys to create the static forum skeleton with consistent design. Leave me for the data storing and live updating of forum posts e.t.c.
So a design with dummy posts and dummy discussions and the lot if you get the gist
I was thinking of a flat/metro designed modern forum
Go for it SindhujaD nobody here will complain about committing code-at least I will not. Do what you think would work well for a initial design and we can all work from there. Make sure that you have pushed a new page (forum.html) page to the repo so that we will all have a point of reference when asking questions should any come up.
I have not seen or heard anything from SindhujaD regarding a forum skeleton. I am just wondering if you are working on this or still interested.
Sorry about that, I'm very busy this week so I'm trying to do as much as I can.
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I have not seen or heard anything from SindhujaD regarding a forum skeleton. I am just wondering if you are working on this or still interested.
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Guys i'm going to need a new page designed specifically for our users... Something along the lines of a forum, i'm thinking.
I can get the sign-in code ready later today. But once successful where will it take our users?