This looks very promising. Good luck.
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This looks very promising. Good luck.
What bridget said.
I'm actively developing on it as well.
Exactly the info i requested, thank you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adler
Ohh, I see you dared to work with .NET C# stuff!
Pretty nice concept, nice features! You are the one to make it.
Keep on doin', dude!
Greetz,
BlackGiant
Well we said we'd like to help, how can we help. Will you contact us or what is the plan?
So how's it going.
Sorry for the delay. Been having some DDoS issues...coughdopeflyffcough.
UPDATES:
- DataTables integration
- Account Searching
- Multiple Cluster Support
- Fast Column-by-Column Sorting
- Result Searching
- Account Details added
- Some donation management features are done
http://img155.imageshack.us/img155/7520/acount2.jpg
http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/2013/account3s.jpg
Nice Mootie :thumbup1:Quote:
Originally Posted by xLethal
Are you fixing it/Improving or remaking it?
And are you using Apache to test?
If so can you explain how? I had to try EoCRM trough iis(I dont like it for testing)
How in hell are you supposed to test ASP applications in Apache?
Anyways, testing is through the integrated development environment of VS2010.
What the hell are you smoking? you can use Apache to test asp. Its a better alternative to IIS anyway. Its very easy.
I readed that xD i wanted to know how :/Quote:
Originally Posted by GlaphanKing
I realize this has gotten off topic, but what's wrong with using IIS7? That's the webserver I'm using on my server and it works perfectly o.o
ontopic: This project is coming along nicely. I'd love to help, if I knew anything about asp.net lol but since I don't, I'll just say keep up the good work!
Nothing is wrong with IIS if it makes it easier for you. Personally, I've worked for years with Apache and only recently in the last 8 years have I done ASP. The interfaces are like day and night to me. Almost everyone wants PHP and Xammp, Wammp, Lammp experience so I stuck with it. It doesn't mean I can't use ASP however.
Its really a personal preference.
Well, I do like the management console for IIS7, it's all very organized and I can usually find what I need within seconds (especially with php manager, for lazy editing of php.ini without having to find the file xD)
Also, I'm not sure which it is (my linksys router, Windows Server 2008 R2 OS, or IIS7 webserver), but something has my server immune to DDoS (DDoSing the server itself, not any address you hit before the server). I've had people test DDoS on my server and my server wasn't effected.