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| Posted by Andrea | March 19, 2008 - 08:09 pm | |
Thanks Mark!  |
| Posted by Andrea | March 19, 2008 - 06:23 pm | |
| Posted by Ryan | March 19, 2008 - 05:22 pm | |
Great!!
How much will these modifications cost??
Also want to make sure I will recieve files for the admin page that I can use when I post to my Yahoo server account. I want to use everything within my yahoo account..
Thanks |
| Posted by Andrea | March 19, 2008 - 05:21 pm | |
Ryan,
I was wondering if you will make modifications to your exsisting code for us.
Sure I will
#1) Now the way I see it there are 3 fields, Name, e-mail, & message. Instead of an "e-mail" field we want to have a drop down menu that will have 2 options. #1) "male" #2) "female". Can we do that?
Yes, absolutely
#2) I like the setup you have with the orange & yellow example on your site and want to use that same format.
No problem
The other thing we would like to add is if the client chooses option #1) "male" the posting will be blue and grey instead of orange and yellow;and if they choose option #2) "female" the posting will be pink and grey instead of orange and yellow. Basically it will specify male and female entries using blue for men entries and pink for women entries.
While the other options you ask about are straightforward to implement, this one can indeed be done however it requires a certain amount of custom coding
#3) Just want to make sure I understand how this works.. This is created using PHP and SQL? So this will create html that we can past into our site?
Yes, for each guestbook you create (that is for each existing page you add comments to), in the guestbook manager section you will be provided with a code for the posting form, tha I can customize according to your specifications, that you will have to paste in the html page you wish visitors to comment on.
#4) Can we create an unlimed number of guestbooks to put on different pages in our site??
Sure you can
Thank you and look forward to your response.
You are most welcome. I will now send you an e-mail so that we can exchange information directly.
Best Regards,
Admin |
| Posted by Mark Powers | March 19, 2008 - 05:09 pm | mark@powerspercussion.com |
Absolutely fantastic!
Your guestbook is great, but the fast and EXTENSIVE support and help getting things up and going was unheard of!
Thank you TONS for your product and all of your assistance.
Mark Powers |
| Posted by ryan | March 19, 2008 - 04:54 pm | Private |
I think you have a very nice product. I was wondering if you will make modifications to your exsisting code for us. We are a relationship/dating website wanting to get feedback from both men & women. Can we do the following?
#1) Now the way I see it there are 3 fields, Name, e-mail, & message. Instead of an "e-mail" field we want to have a drop down menu that will have 2 options. #1) "male" #2) "female". Can we do that?
#2) I like the setup you have with the orange & yellow example on your site and want to use that same format. The other thing we would like to add is if the client chooses option #1) "male" the posting will be blue and grey instead of orange and yellow;and if they choose option #2) "female" the posting will be pink and grey instead of orange and yellow.
Basically it will specify male and female entries using blue for men entries and pink for women entries.
#3) Just want to make sure I understand how this works.. This is created using PHP and SQL? So this will create html that we can past into our site?
#4) Can we create an unlimed number of guestbooks to put on different pages in our site??
Thank you and look forward to your response.
Regards |
| Posted by Andrea | March 19, 2008 - 04:02 pm | |
Great Robin.
It's always a pleasure to have you here.
Best-Admin |
| Posted by Robin | March 19, 2008 - 03:55 pm | arebin@mac.com |
I found a simple fix that works. I set up a email account on the server the guestbook/website is on. Not really a solution per se, because I can't send to other domains. But at least it solves my immediate problem.
So thanks Andrea, I was just thrilled to hear that someone else thought dumping localhost was an odd idea too.
Somehow I get the feeling I'll be back. lol.
Take care. |
| Posted by Mary | March 19, 2008 - 03:39 pm | bkgdsbymarie@yahoo.com |
Testing this out... |
| Posted by Andrea | March 19, 2008 - 03:09 pm | |
Robin
Not sending through localhost anymore? This is ridiculous, maybe it's time to change provider?
Unfortunately at the moment sending through smtp is not supported as basically all hosts support localhost nowadays. Actually this is the first time I hear about such a problem.
I will look into this though, I guess adding a 'send through smtp' should be simple enough. I have now added this to the todo list.
Stay tuned!
Best-Andrea |
| Posted by Andrea | March 19, 2008 - 03:00 pm | |
Ruby, thank you for your kind words!
For any additional question I am always here for you.
Best-Admin |
| Posted by Robin | March 19, 2008 - 02:37 pm | arebin@mac.com |
| I've just discovered that as of last night, my host is no longer allowing the use of "localhost" as the mail host. Is there a way I can change it to point directly to my smtp sever? |
| Posted by Robin | March 19, 2008 - 01:21 pm | arebin@mac.com |
| Somehow or another I've managed to disable the new guestbook entry notification from my page. Any idea where I need to look to see what I messed up? It worked fine the last several days and simple stopped this morning. |
| Posted by Ruby | March 19, 2008 - 11:47 am | Private |
Andrea:
The guestbook is terrific! Your support through all my questions and little trials has been nothing short of superb! It is now working exactly as I want it!
I purchased another system for $67 and I still have no idea how to get it going. Unfortunately, I can't even raise the owner to even respond to my "tickets", never mind provide any support. I think I've kissed that money goodbye.
Fortunately, I found you and PHP Guestbook! I highly recommend this product to anyone who's looking for a great Web 2.0 product!
Ruby Curran |
| Posted by ryan | March 19, 2008 - 11:06 am | etrgwetg |
ryan is pleased with the idea of this product Your text |
| Posted by Andrea | March 19, 2008 - 09:45 am | |
Norm, thanks for your feedback, this is very much appreciated! Hope you will enjoy the software. For any issue or question do not hesitate to contact me.
Best-Admin |
| Posted by kevin | March 19, 2008 - 07:41 am | Private |
hehe |
| Posted by Norm | March 19, 2008 - 07:22 am | norm@longislandreporter.com |
Andrea, Thank you so much for your great support and quick response to every question. Your patience is truly appreciated. In addition to your great technical support the software is just what I hope to be. At the end of each of my articles I can easily add a comment section which can be
administered quickly. Thanks again,
Norm |
| Posted by Andrea | March 18, 2008 - 09:30 pm | |
Brandon,
You don't need to edit anything manually.
- Upload the files to a folder
- Check permissions (see the readme file)
- login to admin and configure the guestbook URL, file name and review the other settings.
I suggest you read the install section in the readme file, the process is explained in detail there.
Feel free to post any other question or issue you might have.
Best-Admin |
| Posted by Brandon | March 18, 2008 - 09:23 pm | august298@yahoo.com |
I have downloaded the files via the email. I have uploaded them to the site. I can open them in DW but I cannot figure out how to set up the admin part. I open php_guestbook.php in both an notepad and DW and I cannot find the admin pass.
I assume that we are to edit the php_guestbook.php file??? |
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