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deepcode
December 19th, 2003, 08:56 AM
small but useful tool, that enables your clients to easily update their website content online.

CMS 02 (http://www.24-7media.de/CMS)

Digitalosophy
December 19th, 2003, 02:14 PM
slick dude, did you write that yourself?

edit: i just finished a visual basic application that allows full site content to be easily updatable.

i just dont know how to make it an active x document :(

any ideas?

Yeldarb
December 19th, 2003, 02:51 PM
Hehe, I think I broke it... lol :trout:

Marz
December 19th, 2003, 05:15 PM
Digital... Visual Basic is great and everything and activeX controls are nice.. But Over 80% of the people out there typically have unbeknown activeX controls disabled.. So it's not worth it...

You are better off using a PHP handler... Alot quicker too ;)

Unless you want to make an .exe and have it be a stand alone program on the person's computer... But now your gteting into my domain ;)

REEFˇ
December 19th, 2003, 09:57 PM
This can be done using a simple text editor...all you gotta do is allow the dynamic text to render as html in the html properties. And then, it loads the vars from the text file...the text file then includes the info along with URLS...COLORS, whatever.

- What really would surprise me is adding pictures. You would be my hero if thats possible. But not only one picture...like adding pictures of like Shirts of different types from different URLs...

Digitalosophy
December 21st, 2003, 03:37 PM
Originally posted by Marz
Digital... Visual Basic is great and everything and activeX controls are nice.. But Over 80% of the people out there typically have unbeknown activeX controls disabled.. So it's not worth it...

You are better off using a PHP handler... Alot quicker too ;)

Unless you want to make an .exe and have it be a stand alone program on the person's computer... But now your gteting into my domain ;)

sry Marz I didn't know you replied. i understand what you say about 80% of people having active x disabled, and you are definatly correct. but i must say, i'm in love with this application :)
it seems so quick, well maybe becasue i'm running it off my local server. alos, there is only one page, if i did this using php i would to have made at least 8-10 pages. and really i wrote it in about 4 hours, which php would have taken more like 4 days, lol.

anyway thanks for the info, i guess it's back to this 400 page php book :a:

-Digit'al

Jubba
December 21st, 2003, 03:43 PM
Originally posted by Digitalosophy
alos, there is only one page, if i did this using php i would to have made at least 8-10 pages. and really i wrote it in about 4 hours, which php would have taken more like 4 days, lol.

Better keep hittin the books if it would take that much for you :P

Digitalosophy
December 21st, 2003, 04:08 PM
well vash it updates a lot dude, im sure you can make it in less time and less pages, but ya know what? that's why you are vash, the php guy :)

edit: and really i meant you never have to leave the page kinda like flash movies

Jubba
December 21st, 2003, 05:13 PM
Oh, I understood what you meant. :) And Marz thinkss he's the PHP guy, so be careful... :)

senocular
December 21st, 2003, 05:22 PM
not to rain on anyones parade, but there are better java versions of this kind of thing out there (which revert to html based editors if java isnt installed). Just thought Id throw that out :ninja:
(But this one is still cool)

Marz
December 21st, 2003, 11:00 PM
GAH... I hate Java....

Useless piece of crap! *lmao*..

And I'm not the only PHP Guy... I can share the title with Vash.. he's cool ;)

Digitalosophy
December 22nd, 2003, 01:58 PM
Originally posted by senocular
not to rain on anyones parade, but there are better java versions of this kind of thing out there (which revert to html based editors if java isnt installed). Just thought Id throw that out :ninja:
(But this one is still cool)

yea im sure there are, problem being i took one java class way back when, and really don't know too much about it :-\