Re: GranadaSur Experiences with an AJAX bite
- 10/9/2008 0:39:44
- incama
Damn,.what stupid of me, I just have the feeling I hijacked nachenko's thread. Can an admin move/remove my post please.
Re: GranadaSur Experiences with an AJAX bite
- 10/9/2008 0:38:40
- nachenko
Conflicts on jQuery and xoops.js?
Read this:
http://xoops-tips.com/news-article.storyid-111.htm
If you can't understand what I'm saying, you're not geek enough
Re: GranadaSur Experiences with an AJAX bite
- 10/9/2008 0:21:17
- incama
Great work nachenko. I also love jquery and am experimenting with it on the admin side of impress.
First thing I did was try to improve the visibility of the blocks mode (on/off) by adding the variable class into the tr element that defines wether a block is active or not. Second, I call upon jquery and a small table sort scripts to do the trick. The th (tableheaders) now have two functions, describe the colom, and use as sorting order.
The only problem I now have is that jquery kinda has troubles with the xoops.js file as it conflicts^^
Re: GranadaSur Experiences with an AJAX bite
- 9/9/2008 2:54:28
- davidl2
That's a really good piece of work!
Don't forget to submit a news piece about your new site 
GranadaSur Experiences with an AJAX bite
- 9/9/2008 2:14:45
- nachenko
Hi everyone.
Now it's time to show the world my latest creation:
Granada Sur Experiences
http://www.granadasur.com
Look at the AJAX snippet that changes the photo every eight seconds. Ain't it cool, baby? It's done using jQuery. And this is only the beginning, AJAX is piece of cake using jQUery. Now I should have a try at jQuery UI to make things cooler
Re: Launch of imarketinsights.com
- 28/8/2008 10:03:20
- Stu
Thx! :bravo: that "clear" fix worked as far as I can tell for FF.
s
Re: Launch of imarketinsights.com
- 27/8/2008 19:57:11
- Tom
I always hear good things about it, but those modules are something I've never really tried. Good info to know Steve, thanks.
Re: Launch of imarketinsights.com
- 27/8/2008 19:24:20
- skenow
Both Formulaire and Formulize have a very flexible configuration. Formulaire has an email field that allows you to have a single form that can be routed to several people, depending on the options selected - like this
Formulize has a VERY complete set of notification options, so you can route notices to different users, based on any entry or event for the form. You can also create subforms, have fields on the form that are only visible to specific user groups, and again, a very complete set of user permissions for form actions. You can also create views and reports for the forms and publish them to different user groups. It is my #1 choice for custom forms.
Re: Launch of imarketinsights.com
- 27/8/2008 18:02:54
- Tom
Either of the ones Skenow has linked are fine modules to use for a contact form.
Liase however allows you to create custom forms and any number of them to, so it depends on your requirements.
Re: Launch of imarketinsights.com
- 27/8/2008 15:44:58
- skenow
Liase, Formulaire, Formulize, or Contact Us
Re: Launch of imarketinsights.com
- 27/8/2008 7:37:39
- Stu
Tom, is there an add-on one can use for the contact form?
Re: Launch of imarketinsights.com
- 27/8/2008 6:38:02
- seth_sd
I'm Linux
PHP 5.2.9
MySQL 5.1.33
Apache 2.2.11
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.
Ben Franklin
Re: Launch of imarketinsights.com
- 26/8/2008 23:56:41
- Will
look fine on windows+ff3
you both use linux firefox correct?
without actually encountering the problem all I can suggest is you add a clear:both to the css for that block. See if that works.
Re: Launch of imarketinsights.com
- 26/8/2008 22:13:22
- Stu
Thanks, I know about that already, sadly 
.
Its just with that bottom centre block (top page only), only in Firefox. Just weird.
Love to hear if there is a fix for that.
s
Re: Launch of imarketinsights.com
- 26/8/2008 22:08:15
- Stu
Thanks Tom, that's good advice with the contact form. Also, thanks for the note about the new basic features with the core install, mastop has worked very well for the most part, but I'm open to checking out alternatives.
We'll see about incorporating more modules and more web 2.0 functionality over time... just a bit more portal oriented now, but that is the great thing about this all, wiht the ability to add functions over time, etc.
Cheers
s
Re: Launch of imarketinsights.com
- 26/8/2008 21:51:25
- seth_sd
Yep, same problem as Skenow here.
FF 2.0.0.16
PHP 5.2.9
MySQL 5.1.33
Apache 2.2.11
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.
Ben Franklin
Re: Launch of imarketinsights.com
- 26/8/2008 21:41:36
- skenow
The site looks quite good. Definitely a nice example of using icms
However, one of the blocks doesn't flow well with the theme in FF2 and FF, I've attached a screenshot.
ImpressCMS is a multi-language content management system for the web. It is community-built, an open source project and based on the common web technologies of PHP and MySQL.
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