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#13 2008-01-26 01:40:29
- aesop1
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Re: [howto] How to build a Client section on your website?
Awesome, Dale. Great work.
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#14 2008-01-30 13:57:08
- jelle
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Re: [howto] How to build a Client section on your website?
Wow! Thanky you very, very much Dale!
I’m putting my webdesign/multimedia business into the next gear. I’m completely redesigning my website/portfolio as well as rethinking my workflow and strategy. I’ve been been planning a client section for a while now but haven’t got past simple functionality sketches yet. This is so very helpful. Again…thanks for this!
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Re: [howto] How to build a Client section on your website?
Wow, great stuff.
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Re: [howto] How to build a Client section on your website?
I can’t believe this, it’s awesome. I had always thought this kind of functionality was beyond TXP (at least for my skill level) and your work opens up a new domain of possibility. Now I’ll have to do some serious studying :)
Thank you for posting this.
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#17 2008-02-07 19:20:23
- zooeyripka
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Re: [howto] How to build a Client section on your website?
Is tag ign_user_info something you put in? I keep getting “tag does not exist” among other errors. But I thought this is a good one to start with.
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#18 2008-02-07 19:46:25
- zooeyripka
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Re: [howto] How to build a Client section on your website?
Also, ign_logout_link is an unknown tag.
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Re: [howto] How to build a Client section on your website?
zooeyripka wrote:
Is tag ign_user_info something you put in? also… ign_login_link…
The latest version of ign_password_protect has both these, tags.
As I said earlier, I may have hacked the functions to hone the output, but I can’t exactly remember if/how.
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#20 2008-02-08 17:43:42
- zooeyripka
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Re: [howto] How to build a Client section on your website?
Thanks! I didn’t realize I was pulling an older version of that plugin. This client section works great!!
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Re: [howto] How to build a Client section on your website?
Thanks!
Nice posts…
Viking KARWUR
Textpattern Enthusiast & I run MadebyVK A small web design and web development studio based in Jakarta, Indonesia.
I’m @vikingkarwur and @MadebyVK on Twitter
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#22 2008-03-16 17:35:29
- osugodfan
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Re: [howto] How to build a Client section on your website?
Very wonderful post, but…
It’s not working for me! I have triple checked all my plugins and I think the culprit lies in the asy_wondertag or the ign_user_info type=“name” tag. It doesn’t appear to be grabbing article category and dynamically putting it in the type=“name” attribute. I’ve posted two fake project updates and assigned them to the proper section and category, but I’m still getting the “No project updates” message.
What am I doing wrong? Please help, I want this so bad!
UPDATE:partially fixed, had to remove the author’s comments from forms.
Last edited by osugodfan (2008-03-16 18:00:31)
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Re: [howto] How to build a Client section on your website?
Thanks so much for this mrdale! This is exactly what I was looking for. I can alter this somewhat to help with an Intranet I’ve been toiling over. I had been shuffling back and forth between ign_password_protect and some mem plugins for a week trying to come up with a good recipe.
Last thing for me: I am trying to locate sed_afu and I can’t get through on the netcarver site or anywhere else at the moment. I understand I’ll need to ‘request’ it. Would someone, anyone, be willing to hand me the file or point me to the right place?
txtstrap (Textpattern + Twitter Bootstrap + etc…)
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Re: [howto] How to build a Client section on your website?
Can’t seem to find bos_if_cat_parent the link returns a 403.
Can someone email it to me…or direct me to an active link.
Dale, is there something else that can be substituted?
Much appreciated.
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Tom
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