NEW site design

[simmo]

God! i'm so proud of this baby! :imu:

Its gonna be my online portfolio, but its not finished yet, I have just done the design, thats what I need C&C on

http://www.s1mmo.co.uk

Please report any bugs etc, especially compatibility with browsers , thxs so much!

 

[Sprafa]

Well, it looks good, but theres nothing in it...
Wt is it supposed to be when its finished??

 

[simmo]

Well, it looks good, but theres nothing in it...
Wt is it supposed to be when its finished??

Just an online portfolio, and no it isnt finished, I just wanted peoples opinion on the design

 

[Sprafa]

Its excelent for an online portfolio.
And I never asked if it was ready, theres a big «Site under construction» sign in the page.

 

[simmo]

Its pretty good for an online portfolio.

Excellent, glad you like it

 

[theGreenBunny]

Looking good, I like. The bar with the linkbuttons is a bit wide for it's purpose, but then again, if you have room, why not use it.
No incompatibility problems either, using Firebird.

So good job

 

[simmo]

Looking good, I like. The bar with the linkbuttons is a bit wide for it's purpose, but then again, if you have room, why not use it.
No incompatibility problems either, using Firebird.

So good job

Yeah it is a bit big

Got any ideas for that area ?

 

[simmo]

Wait I need help...PHP help...

Instead of doin i-frames ive done PHP-includes, here is the code I have used for the main content box:

<?php
include ("main.php");
?>

Now say if I wanted to click on one of the links and make it open in that content box...how would I go about it ?
For example, clicking the "Gallery" link will open in the content box, change main.php into gallery.php

Here is the "Include" in action: www.s1mmo.co.uk/php test/

 

[theGreenBunny]

Don't have a lot of php experience, but assuming you mean main.php is the file that generates the "welcome to blabla" content in that box, you could use a var in the include (include (reqpage); or something), and link the buttons to a script that changes that variable to the requested content page, like gallery.php or something and reloading the page. But I'm not sure if you can use variables in an include in such a way.

Alternatively you could determine what page has been requested in main.php itself, using the same var-setting in the scripts the buttons link to. After determining what page you need to load, you'd call an include of that page in main.php. So main.php wouldn't contain any html, only an include to the right content php file. Which in turn would generate it's content.

Again, I don't use php a lot, so I'm not sure whether either of these will work. Just combining some general programming with some php stuff. I hope it was somewhat understandable

 

[simmo]

Well Im a n3wb to PHP(only know basics) , but ill give it a try tomorrow cause i'm off to bed now.

Thxs m8

 

[Sulkdodds]

That looks really good. Well done, Mr Kennedy..er, I mean Simmo.

 

[simmo]

Why thankyou Mr Sulk..d..ood...s

Anyways could some PHP expert tell me if this would work ?:

<?php
if (empty($_GET['id'])) {
include("home.php");
} elseif ($_GET['id'] == 'Tutorials'){
include('tutorials.php');
} elseif ($_GET['id'] == 'Cheese'){
include('cheese.php');
} elseif ($_GET['id'] == 'Banana'){
include('banana.php');
}
?>

So, if I wanted to link at a page which will apear in a php include: index.php?id=Banana

edit: HELL YEAH! it works :imu: