Best Regards,
Chad

You should be fine with a simple login form using the get attribute, email me at sam@sambarrow.com, I’ll send you some sample code for a login form for use with my framework.

I just downloaded the zip and of course I read the comments from above, was that line 44 updated in the dl file? Also the html code I have at my login page is just simple form tags with the “get” attribute, obviously I need to read more and I am reading PHP and PHP/MySQL Oreilly Book. But I am a beginner do you think I am going to have trouble setting this up. I don’t mind paying for the help on my website. You can see what I have started here http://www.fastjax.net/accounts/login/index.htm and the register too http://www.fastjax.net/accounts/login/newaccount/index.htm. Any comments would be great.

Yes it is complicated, this is just a very early preview. I need to make sure it is cross-platform compatible, as well as include alot more documentation and comments.

Your problem is caused by the fact that you are running on Windows, whereas the application was made for Linux. I’ve fixed it, replace line 44 of stage/ini/system.ini.php with this:

if (php_sapi_name() === ‘cli’) {

Notice: Use of undefined constant STDERR - assumed ‘STDERR’ in D:\htdocs\frameworks\SamBarrow.com_framework\includes\functions\cli\error.function.php on line 4

And I don’t get why the layouts are done that way. Shouldn’t you try to separate the code from the layout? I know you would still have to have something to echo the variables but… echo on all lines?? Come on..

I think instead of maintaining a separate list of linux friendly companies though, I will use my database to generate manufacturer overall ratings (this is actually already done on the right sidebar, but I think I’ll make an extra page solely for the purpose of identifying the most linux friendly companies), so that linux friendly companies can be automatically identified by the ratings of their reviews.

I appreciate your support, if you have any other ideas let me know, I’m making changes to the site every day due to user’s suggestions

Love the site, looks like it has real potential in my view, One or two things that I automatically thought of were when you’re on a product a click will send the information to a price checker site, so you can see how much one will cost, that’s first thing that struck me when I found a webcam with a review of 5.0 and thought great, I’ll take one… err… Who sells it. As a click through adv, that should generate some serious revenue I’d have thought.

Also a flag showing what isn’t being manufactured/supported by the maker anymore. and a list of Linux friendly companies (like HP. Intel etc) You can get a full list here http://www.linux.org/vendor/hardware/index.html.

If you need a hand with anything, give me a mail, I’d be happy to help.

Tyrrell