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Clip The Apex
Posted: 29. September 2008 00:56
by Brogan
We've only just installed the portal a few days ago so there's still some work to do on it but it's getting there.
We have big plans for the site so I'll post updates as and when we do them.
The portal page is here:
http://www.cliptheapex.com
Re: Clip The Apex
Posted: 29. September 2008 09:23
by Steve_B
That looks and feels very nice, you have done a great job so far...I look forward to seeing the end result
Re: Clip The Apex
Posted: 7. October 2008 21:14
by flat_webb
Brogan wrote:We've only just installed the portal a few days ago so there's still some work to do on it but it's getting there.
We have big plans for the site so I'll post updates as and when we do them.
The portal page is here:
http://www.cliptheapex.com
Can I ask how you made that nice News block? Presumably it uses several rss feeds somehow? I'd very much like something similar for my portal.
Re: Clip The Apex
Posted: 7. October 2008 21:25
by Brogan
flat_webb wrote:Can I ask how you made that nice News block? Presumably it uses several rss feeds somehow? I'd very much like something similar for my portal.
It's from here:
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicinde ... roller.htm
Very easy to install and configure.
Re: Clip The Apex
Posted: 7. October 2008 21:47
by flat_webb
Thanks
Where (i.e. what path) did you put the first piece of code and the js in? I'm not 100% sure....
Re: Clip The Apex
Posted: 7. October 2008 21:58
by Kevin
Brogan wrote:We've only just installed the portal a few days ago so there's still some work to do on it but it's getting there.
We have big plans for the site so I'll post updates as and when we do them.
Beautiful.
Just a pity that you don't feel to leave any sign of a credit for our work.
Re: Clip The Apex
Posted: 7. October 2008 22:07
by Brogan
Kevin wrote:Brogan wrote:We've only just installed the portal a few days ago so there's still some work to do on it but it's getting there.
We have big plans for the site so I'll post updates as and when we do them.
Beautiful.
Just a pity that you don't feel to leave any sign of a credit for our work.
Apologies - it's still a work in progress.
I did have the original copyright/credit info' in there but it got lost when I updated the main page and copied the overall_footer across.
I plan to create a new footer just for the portal page.
However, I can't seem to get the cookie working so I may be forced to remove the portal altogether.
Re: Clip The Apex
Posted: 7. October 2008 22:18
by Brogan
I've quickly updated the portal footer to credit this site.
Re: Clip The Apex
Posted: 7. October 2008 22:23
by Brogan
flat_webb wrote:Thanks
Where (i.e. what path) did you put the first piece of code and the js in? I'm not 100% sure....
Missed this first time around...
The code goes in the overall_header in the <head></head> section.
I've put the js files in the /template directory and amended the path as follows:
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<script type="text/javascript" src="{T_TEMPLATE_PATH}/gfeedfetcher.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="{T_TEMPLATE_PATH}/gajaxscroller.js">
Then I created a custom portal html file (e.g. news.html) and put the rss specific data in and added that file to the portal_body.html file.