Members' Site

Yep, not against that opinion. Looks like I'm a bit busy atleast this week...looks like it'll be a weekend work.

http://2071.**********.com - It's not a fully working version, but I'm able to add users manually, edit the areas etc. plus it is possible to read/post/edit/delete the articles. There are minor bugs though. But it's working, as far as I know :D

Anyways...say if the design is odd or something. You could also tell what areas we have for articles. Because of the design, we're limited to six. I hope it's enough.

Ok, it's very ready now. Just need to know the areas...I think we can use the same that are used here?

General VB
API
Games and graphics

and maybe some others. Say what you think.

The following aren't done yet:

- Downloads
- Guestbook
- Site information
- Statistics


For downloads and site info I need help, to know what to put in...As an extra idea, should I get a redirection from CJB.net? Like vb-den.cjb.net (if it's free)

I'm tired now, I can't think of anything else right now. Anyways, say if there's anything that needs fixing!

honeybee? Still flying around or did someone slap too hard?

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Huh?

Oh, ok, proceed. You are doing well.

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He he, still around, don't worry. Shall check out the features in that URL. I don't think you need to put a redirector at cjb.net, I guess nobody ever went there ;)

Instead of having categories right now, can we just have a General VB category and a Tips section? We won't have enough material to start with all those categories.

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Ok, I do the changes :)

Btw, you could sign up...goto login page. I activate your account then...

I tried to sign up with user name honeybee and password honeybee. It failed.

If you creat my account, just email me the password and if you set some other username than honeybee, email me that too.

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I didn't know that this was still going on...

So it's going to be like an Article database?

I think we should also have a code bank - I run one on my web server, using PHP and mySQL :P

ok guys just to recap on this.........what on earth are you doin?......and is there any way i can help.....and what have you done so far.......can u give me a recap:D

Ehh...I think it's gone

what do u mean?

I mean that "u" arrived too late. Look at the beginning date of this thread, then look at the date of the last post before you...my opinion is that people have lost interest. I myself am moving from VB to VC++, so I'm not allocating a lot of time to VB anymore except to study how it wraps up the native Windows functions (which is interesting). Point is, VB Den doesn't have anything driving it anymore

Sad but true. In the beginning we all were quite charged up. Not anymore, not at least me.

:(

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well.........we could start over again...not all people have lost intrest in vb........u guys are fanatics.......we are not...i'm sure i will someday crossover to VC.......but at the moment i'm a vber...and i think it would be great for all the newbies out there.....and even guys like me, to have a site with, tips and tricks...and some extracts from the forums......which are extremly useful.......

and csammis when u are making this mogration to VC, can u please give me any links u found useful........for especiay for guys like u who move from VB

thanx

Deane, to be honest, there are no links. I learned all I learned from working with the API in VB (www.vbapi.com), being mostly self-taught in C++, and reading my MSDN subscription. I had gotten to the point where I could create windows from bare scratch in VB (using only API calls) and at that point I figured it was useless to have the VB DLL overhead for my programs :) From there, it was intuitive for me. I still use VB for the rapid stuff that I have to do, but I convert it to VC++ as soon as time permits.

As for having this idea as a public resource, I agree that it would be good but it isn't going to come from this source. If you want to take the task upon yourself and gather others, I suggest that you read over this entire thread and learn what you can learn from what we did, possibly you could message the others and ask what they were working on and how they were involved. I regret to say that since my company is getting blows dealt to it on a daily basis, I can't offer hosting space any longer. www.vbden.mulunkey.com doesn't resolve anymore -- probably because we switched DNS providers -- although the files still exist (I think). If you decide to work on this, I'll see what I can do about getting you the files although I know that MerryVIP was in charge of uploads and such.

yep, this project is all off sadly :rolleyes:

that's sad

oh well, perhaps i will start it up again :/

:rolleyes:

way to go!, i'll certinaly help, we can gather all the useful info from the forums, and post them there, and we can also let members to give them their own tutorials.

Hmm...the best way you maybe could make it is to ask everyone to help. Even a small snippet would help to gather a somekind of database of usefull and usually needed code. Problem is to gather people who are really willing to do things and make the thing going on. I can't join the project anymore, I have far too much to things to do and too small amount of time to do it all.

i have written a php script for my own personal use, to keep track of my code; i am sure i could put that to some eventual use ;)

great!........so what5 do we do now?......i have no idea

Guess you need to first organize the whole thing, so that everyone know exactly what to do. You probably need someone to make the site design + graphics, someone to lead the whole thing, and ones who collect code and look for most common problems at VB-Forums. Maybe even a just roughly made site with some info is good for a beginning.

After this begins advertising and telling about it. It'll take long but eventually, if the thing is good enough, it becomes popular. Part of this "advertising" is to place the site into search engines, like Google.

Then the final and most important thing: updating. There must be regular updates, atleast once a week, so it's worth to come back - there just might be something new and interesting. Yet, mostly the site is (originally) thought to be a place for VB Forums helperguys, a place where they can find code fast for often asked questions.

Ugh, hope this is a proper text to give you some idea :) You maybe need to collect some members too who are willing to help.