Or just create an ripper & cacher in PHP, that rip's all the figure images from Habbo.com and automaticly catches it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sojobo
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Or just create an ripper & cacher in PHP, that rip's all the figure images from Habbo.com and automaticly catches it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sojobo
Getting to grips with jQuery and AJAX with a little help from Jincos - the websites main content is now ajax driven, meaning the header and footer stay in place while the content in the middle is changed.. it's very neat and very fast - I'm confident that Phoenix will blow the competition out of the water performance wise ;)
Looks very sexy!
Spent quite a bit of time on the new AJAX stuff, using AJAX by default breaks your back button, meaning you could browse through the site, hit back and end up back at the login page.. anyways we've managed to sort that out now, so your back and forward buttons work just fine with the new AJAX pages.. really awesome development going on so far :)
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Playing with ajax ^_^
http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/3932/phoenixcms.gif
I think I just jizzed my pants o.OQuote:
Originally Posted by Sojobo
That looks epic lol
Keep up the awesome work Aaron (Y)
I WANT IT! GIMME GIMME GIMME! *sucks on Juice Box and then naps*
no, just no.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mithex
OT: Looks great. I'm glad you're making it dynamic with the content rather than serving boring old static pages (like Habbo).
Edit: What's with the random German?
It's Latin and it's called Lorem Ipsum - it's used as a place holder for web development because it looks like content. Lorem ipsum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaQuote:
Originally Posted by MattUK
Right, coded our own news widget now too - unlike the regular news widgets you might see - our widget fades to the story you hover over in the list of stories.. anyways take a looky;
http://img823.imageshack.us/img823/2272/phoenixcms2.gif
does it stay on one until you hover over it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sojobo
or will it change randomly too
It sticks to whatever you've hovered over for now - I might look into a rotation at a later point but it's not the top of my priorities right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by rickymenier
Begun work on the character selection template (yes, I'm going with the multiple characters under one email approach that Habbo.com use).
I'll post screenies of it once it's looking healthier than what I have so far ^_^
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As promised - the current avatar selection screen;
http://img243.imageshack.us/img243/7051/phoenixcms3.gif
I'm loving the CMS..
I dont understand why you dont make a emulator for it aswell..
But VERY good job
Emu is just some extra work for him. Its compatible for uberemu so he doesnt have to code a emulator. He could edit a emulator really quick and fix all the bugs and errors. That be cool.
He is, I'm sure of it, But thats for the Phoenix members if i'm correct, Whereas this is for everyone.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shacobesaurus
OT: Looking awesome this Aaron, Keep up the work (Y).
Yes there is an accompanying emulator however I haven't posted about it because it's not freeware - it's Phoenix Emulator 3.0, not allowed to make a thread about it on here but both the CMS and Emulator will be demo'd on Phoenix 3.0 as soon as I feel it's ready for early testing. Once it's running on there I will likely expand the beta to a few select hotels after which everyone with a Phoenix licence will have access to an open beta.
The CMS is free and will remain free. I'm thinking about adding a style system to it, if I do it will be added fairly soon, best to get it in the foundations rather than re-do everything at a later stage to accommodate for it.
Anyways working on the avatar widget some more tonight.. probably gonna string it all together tomorrow so that registration and login are coded.. we'll see how it goes :)