Hi all,
My first posting here.
I would be very thankful for a general advice about which "way to go"
to accheive a certain arrangement on a web page.
The page should show a list of items (a wishlist) with about 50 - 150
items, presented each one in a row in a table with e.g. 5 columns.
The visitor should have the possibility to add items to the list
and/or leave a vote for some of the items. Then the list should be
updated with the added items and sorted anew according to the voting.
To be able to vote, the visitor should have to log in with a password.
Which language should I use for this?
I have done some basic HTML, JavaScript and CGI Perl, but if I needed
another language for this, then I would not mind having a look at
that.
Many thanks in advance.
Örjan Skoglösa
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On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 08:58:45 GMT, in comp.lang.javascript Örjan
Skoglösa <in*******@hittapaa.se> wrote: | Hi all, | | My first posting here. | | I would be very thankful for a general advice about which "way to go" | to accheive a certain arrangement on a web page. | | The page should show a list of items (a wishlist) with about 50 - 150 | items, presented each one in a row in a table with e.g. 5 columns. | | The visitor should have the possibility to add items to the list | and/or leave a vote for some of the items. Then the list should be | updated with the added items and sorted anew according to the voting. | | To be able to vote, the visitor should have to log in with a password. | | Which language should I use for this? | | I have done some basic HTML, JavaScript and CGI Perl, but if I needed | another language for this, then I would not mind having a look at | that.
First you'll need to find out what server side languages and databases
your ISP supports.
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On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 23:49:10 GMT, Jeff North
<jn****@yourpantsbigpond.net.au> wrote: First you'll need to find out what server side languages and databases your ISP supports. ---------------------------------------------------------------
That would be PHP and MySQL.
TIA
Örjan
On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 08:58:45 GMT, in comp.lang.javascript Örjan Skoglösa <in*******@hittapaa.se> wrote:
| Hi all, | | My first posting here. | | I would be very thankful for a general advice about which "way to go" | to accheive a certain arrangement on a web page. | | The page should show a list of items (a wishlist) with about 50 - 150 | items, presented each one in a row in a table with e.g. 5 columns. | | The visitor should have the possibility to add items to the list | and/or leave a vote for some of the items. Then the list should be | updated with the added items and sorted anew according to the voting. | | To be able to vote, the visitor should have to log in with a password. | | Which language should I use for this? | | I have done some basic HTML, JavaScript and CGI Perl, but if I needed | another language for this, then I would not mind having a look at | that.
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On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 06:27:10 GMT, in comp.lang.javascript Örjan
Skoglösa <in*******@hittapaa.se> wrote: | On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 23:49:10 GMT, Jeff North | <jn****@yourpantsbigpond.net.au> wrote: | | >First you'll need to find out what server side languages and databases | >your ISP supports. | >--------------------------------------------------------------- | | That would be PHP and MySQL.
First you'll need to create your database consisting of a couple of
tables:
users (log in information and other details)
list (holds your wish list items and details)
The web pages you'll need
Results page: show non-logged in users the results
Voting page: allow logged users to vote on your items
Add item page: logged users can add an item to your database
In addition you'll need
registration page with forgot password email response
maintain registration information
The pages will need html output to display the information.
How you get the data from the database is via PHP.
| >On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 08:58:45 GMT, in comp.lang.javascript Örjan | >Skoglösa <in*******@hittapaa.se> wrote: | > | >>| Hi all, | >>| | >>| My first posting here. | >>| | >>| I would be very thankful for a general advice about which "way to go" | >>| to accheive a certain arrangement on a web page. | >>| | >>| The page should show a list of items (a wishlist) with about 50 - 150 | >>| items, presented each one in a row in a table with e.g. 5 columns. | >>| | >>| The visitor should have the possibility to add items to the list | >>| and/or leave a vote for some of the items. Then the list should be | >>| updated with the added items and sorted anew according to the voting. | >>| | >>| To be able to vote, the visitor should have to log in with a password. | >>| | >>| Which language should I use for this? | >>| | >>| I have done some basic HTML, JavaScript and CGI Perl, but if I needed | >>| another language for this, then I would not mind having a look at | >>| that.
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Hi Jeff,
thanks for your answers.
Now I know what languages to use and the general outlines.
Next step for me will be to go to the bookstore and find me some
introductions to MySQL and PHP.
Do you know any beginners usenet forum for this two languages?
TIA
Örjan
On Sat, 23 Oct 2004 01:49:11 GMT, Jeff North
<jn****@yourpantsbigpond.net.au> wrote: | That would be PHP and MySQL.
First you'll need to create your database consisting of a couple of tables: users (log in information and other details) list (holds your wish list items and details)
The web pages you'll need Results page: show non-logged in users the results Voting page: allow logged users to vote on your items Add item page: logged users can add an item to your database
In addition you'll need registration page with forgot password email response maintain registration information
The pages will need html output to display the information. How you get the data from the database is via PHP.
| >On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 08:58:45 GMT, in comp.lang.javascript Örjan | >Skoglösa <in*******@hittapaa.se> wrote: | > | >>| Hi all, | >>| | >>| My first posting here. | >>| | >>| I would be very thankful for a general advice about which "way to go" | >>| to accheive a certain arrangement on a web page. | >>| | >>| The page should show a list of items (a wishlist) with about 50 - 150 | >>| items, presented each one in a row in a table with e.g. 5 columns. | >>| | >>| The visitor should have the possibility to add items to the list | >>| and/or leave a vote for some of the items. Then the list should be | >>| updated with the added items and sorted anew according to the voting. | >>| | >>| To be able to vote, the visitor should have to log in with a password. | >>| | >>| Which language should I use for this? | >>| | >>| I have done some basic HTML, JavaScript and CGI Perl, but if I needed | >>| another language for this, then I would not mind having a look at | >>| that.
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On Sat, 23 Oct 2004 15:57:50 GMT, in comp.lang.javascript Örjan
Skoglösa <in*******@hittapaa.se> wrote: | Hi Jeff, | | thanks for your answers. | | Now I know what languages to use and the general outlines. | | Next step for me will be to go to the bookstore and find me some | introductions to MySQL and PHP. | | Do you know any beginners usenet forum for this two languages?
Both mySQL and PHP comes with pretty good documentation.
The following aren't beginners forums but scan through them for
previous posts on resource materials (tons of books and web pages)
comp.lang.php
alt.php
mailing.database.mysql
| | On Sat, 23 Oct 2004 01:49:11 GMT, Jeff North | <jn****@yourpantsbigpond.net.au> wrote: | >>| That would be PHP and MySQL. | > | >First you'll need to create your database consisting of a couple of | >tables: | >users (log in information and other details) | >list (holds your wish list items and details) | > | >The web pages you'll need | >Results page: show non-logged in users the results | >Voting page: allow logged users to vote on your items | >Add item page: logged users can add an item to your database | > | >In addition you'll need | >registration page with forgot password email response | >maintain registration information | > | >The pages will need html output to display the information. | >How you get the data from the database is via PHP. | > | >>| >On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 08:58:45 GMT, in comp.lang.javascript Örjan | >>| >Skoglösa <in*******@hittapaa.se> wrote: | >>| > | >>| >>| Hi all, | >>| >>| | >>| >>| My first posting here. | >>| >>| | >>| >>| I would be very thankful for a general advice about which "way to go" | >>| >>| to accheive a certain arrangement on a web page. | >>| >>| | >>| >>| The page should show a list of items (a wishlist) with about 50 - 150 | >>| >>| items, presented each one in a row in a table with e.g. 5 columns. | >>| >>| | >>| >>| The visitor should have the possibility to add items to the list | >>| >>| and/or leave a vote for some of the items. Then the list should be | >>| >>| updated with the added items and sorted anew according to the voting. | >>| >>| | >>| >>| To be able to vote, the visitor should have to log in with a password. | >>| >>| | >>| >>| Which language should I use for this? | >>| >>| | >>| >>| I have done some basic HTML, JavaScript and CGI Perl, but if I needed | >>| >>| another language for this, then I would not mind having a look at | >>| >>| that. | > | >--------------------------------------------------------------- | >jn****@yourpantsbigpond.net.au : Remove your pants to reply | >---------------------------------------------------------------
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Thank you.
BR,
Örjan Skoglösa
On Sat, 23 Oct 2004 20:04:16 GMT, Jeff North
<jn****@yourpantsbigpond.net.au> wrote: On Sat, 23 Oct 2004 15:57:50 GMT, in comp.lang.javascript Örjan Skoglösa <in*******@hittapaa.se> wrote:
| Hi Jeff, | | thanks for your answers. | | Now I know what languages to use and the general outlines. | | Next step for me will be to go to the bookstore and find me some | introductions to MySQL and PHP. | | Do you know any beginners usenet forum for this two languages?
Both mySQL and PHP comes with pretty good documentation. The following aren't beginners forums but scan through them for previous posts on resource materials (tons of books and web pages) comp.lang.php alt.php mailing.database.mysql
| | On Sat, 23 Oct 2004 01:49:11 GMT, Jeff North | <jn****@yourpantsbigpond.net.au> wrote: | >>| That would be PHP and MySQL. | > | >First you'll need to create your database consisting of a couple of | >tables: | >users (log in information and other details) | >list (holds your wish list items and details) | > | >The web pages you'll need | >Results page: show non-logged in users the results | >Voting page: allow logged users to vote on your items | >Add item page: logged users can add an item to your database | > | >In addition you'll need | >registration page with forgot password email response | >maintain registration information | > | >The pages will need html output to display the information. | >How you get the data from the database is via PHP. | > | >>| >On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 08:58:45 GMT, in comp.lang.javascript Örjan | >>| >Skoglösa <in*******@hittapaa.se> wrote: | >>| > | >>| >>| Hi all, | >>| >>| | >>| >>| My first posting here. | >>| >>| | >>| >>| I would be very thankful for a general advice about which "way to go" | >>| >>| to accheive a certain arrangement on a web page. | >>| >>| | >>| >>| The page should show a list of items (a wishlist) with about 50 - 150 | >>| >>| items, presented each one in a row in a table with e.g. 5 columns. | >>| >>| | >>| >>| The visitor should have the possibility to add items to the list | >>| >>| and/or leave a vote for some of the items. Then the list should be | >>| >>| updated with the added items and sorted anew according to the voting. | >>| >>| | >>| >>| To be able to vote, the visitor should have to log in with a password. | >>| >>| | >>| >>| Which language should I use for this? | >>| >>| | >>| >>| I have done some basic HTML, JavaScript and CGI Perl, but if I needed | >>| >>| another language for this, then I would not mind having a look at | >>| >>| that. | > | >--------------------------------------------------------------- | >jn****@yourpantsbigpond.net.au : Remove your pants to reply | >---------------------------------------------------------------
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