Phoenix CMS [UberEmu Compatible]

can i say is pheonix cms represented as R55?

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Originally Posted by Roper

Does the housekeeping have an awesome style like the main cms?

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which cms you talking about? r51,r52,r53 what? which housekeeping?

Glad to see the thread is back, also nice updates (;

Um is this coded in Cold Fusion?

Were Can i get phoenix CMS ?

Good Luck Mate Glad to see its In PHP

Would love to take a look at the code, but guess we'll have to wait for that. Combining both AJAX and PHP is always an excellent resource, what I'm hoping aswell is that you don't forget that JQuery is another awesome resource whenever you're building a website from scratch. Glad to see some inovation around here, best of luck to your project!

Any more progress Aaron?

register.js - phoenixphp - Project Hosting on Google Code

Hmm, this looks like prototype and not jQuery, and also - oddly like habbos javascript - hmm?

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Originally Posted by Masius

Would love to take a look at the code, but guess we'll have to wait for that. Combining both AJAX and PHP is always an excellent resource, what I'm hoping aswell is that you don't forget that JQuery is another awesome resource whenever you're building a website from scratch. Glad to see some inovation around here, best of luck to your project!

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Yep, we're making full use of Microsofts pre-hosted JQuery resources, you can switch to Googles if you prefer but either way it moves work from your server to an external one, so less load for you.

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Originally Posted by Sojobo

I thought I already mentioned this, maybe it was on Otaku. Anyways the CMS will be pulling no data from Habbo.com or any other Habbo sites with the exception of the habbo imager which may or may no be replaced with a custom made imager at a later date.
I have managed to create my own Habbo Imager on HabboRP.com, but at the moment it lacks colours, it's simply black and white, and I can't figure out how to add colour to it.. at least not with CF, I think doing it in PHP would be somewhat easier though, but we'll cross that bridge if and when we get to it.

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Hmm, maybe you read my question wrong, I said are you using any code's from habbo in anyway shape or form.. In which case the awnser would be yes, yes you are.. considering I've just looked at the register.js and it's a rip of habbo's. I would seriously suggest, if you are using custom css, and html that you take a look into using custom javascript, its going to be alot better than habbos(ish, depends how good you are tbh) and it will be more professional.. imho

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Originally Posted by Pure

Hmm, maybe you read my question wrong, I said are you using any code's from habbo in anyway shape or form.. In which case the awnser would be yes, yes you are.. considering I've just looked at the register.js and it's a rip of habbo's. I would seriously suggest, if you are using custom css, and html that you take a look into using custom javascript, its going to be alot better than habbos(ish, depends how good you are tbh) and it will be more professional.. imho

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The only stuff we're using from Habbo so far is for the social buttons highlighting.. We've custom coded all of our own error messages and handling or registration ourselves.
Should have registration fixed soon - I think I want to do the multi-characters under one account thing that .com do though so might take a lil longer but I think it'll be worth it in the long run.

If there's one thing you can do in this CMS it's don't over use Ajax.
To many people now a-days use Ajax to much, which is poor. I suggest only using Ajax for checking against the database when you have to in the same form/page..and that's all... If you want an Ajax type of deal use iFrame - The easiest way yes? Lol...

Good luck...Style looks sexy.

iFrames are horrible and imo a very lazy approach to coding.

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Originally Posted by iJakey

If there's one thing you can do in this CMS it's don't over use Ajax.
To many people now a-days use Ajax to much, which is poor. I suggest only using Ajax for checking against the database when you have to in the same form/page..and that's all... If you want an Ajax type of deal use iFrame - The easiest way yes? Lol...

Good luck...Style looks sexy.

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Wow dude, seriously not cool - AJAX is the way forward, if your using iFrames, you will die a horrible death, why do you think most sites don't use iFrames - because they are shit.

Maybe not iFrames but something other than ajax. It's too over used these days.
Also: iFrames aren't terrible...I wasn't saying to use it I was just saying its just another option...