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#1 2012-06-16 15:03:39
- FreshStudios
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Art sharing website
Is it possible to make a kid's art sharing website with dreamweaver? Also, how would I do the upload and account codes? Anyone want to help?
Possible names: Clipsy, Art4Kidz, Uploadkidz, myclipz <--- vote or suggest new names!
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#2 2012-06-16 15:06:02
- stevetheipad
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Re: Art sharing website
I bought Dreamweaver a while back. Don't know if I still have it.
To make password and uploading scripts, you'll need to use PHP. 
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#3 2012-06-16 15:09:12
- FreshStudios
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Re: Art sharing website
stevetheipad wrote:
I bought Dreamweaver a while back. Don't know if I still have it.
To make password and uploading scripts, you'll need to use PHP.
off to learn PHP 
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#4 2012-06-16 15:11:17
- stevetheipad
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Re: Art sharing website
FreshStudios wrote:
stevetheipad wrote:
I bought Dreamweaver a while back. Don't know if I still have it.
To make password and uploading scripts, you'll need to use PHP.off to learn PHP
It's a bit tricky unless you have some server side programming background, but you can pick up on the very basics fairly easily.
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#5 2012-06-16 16:14:37
- HoneyHorse11
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Re: Art sharing website
I think Clipsy is a cute name
"Captain... it appears that we are out of food... And water..." "UNIMPORTANT!" -Romantically Apocalyptic, Mr. Snippy, Zee Captian
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#12 2012-06-17 13:54:38
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#14 2012-06-17 13:59:56
- veggieman001
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Re: Art sharing website
WYSIWYG editors aren't generally used professionally.
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#16 2012-06-17 14:57:02
Re: Art sharing website
XenoK wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
WYSIWYG editors aren't generally used professionally.
I got the impression that this would be a children's website.
Scratch is for the most part a children’s website, it's pretty professional 
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#17 2012-06-17 15:01:08
- Whisperfur
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Re: Art sharing website
I like the name Clipsy, it's nice, catchy :3
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#20 2012-06-17 23:11:56
- chanmanpartyman
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Re: Art sharing website
FreshStudios wrote:
Is it possible to make a kid's art sharing website with dreamweaver? Also, how would I do the upload and account codes? Anyone want to help?
Possible names: Clipsy, Art4Kidz, Uploadkidz, myclipz <--- vote or suggest new names!
mkdir() to assign a new directory, file_put_contents() to place contents. Good luck.
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#21 2012-06-17 23:14:09
- chanmanpartyman
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Re: Art sharing website
veggieman001 wrote:
WYSIWYG editors aren't generally used professionally.
But Dreamweaver just gives you suggestions when choosing attributes. It's mainly used for convenience. I learned HTML5 without DW CS6 and then started using it because it't more convenient I want to use WordPress, but the install won't work.
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#22 2012-06-17 23:15:04
Re: Art sharing website
chanmanpartyman wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
WYSIWYG editors aren't generally used professionally.
I want to use WordPress, but the install won't work.
If your webhost is decent, they'll probably have an auto-installer.
If you can read this you are in range.
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#23 2012-06-17 23:19:10
- chanmanpartyman
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Re: Art sharing website
Ecliptic wrote:
chanmanpartyman wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
WYSIWYG editors aren't generally used professionally.
I want to use WordPress, but the install won't work.
If your webhost is decent, they'll probably have an auto-installer.
Yes, in-fact it does. Never bothered to look at it
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#24 2012-06-17 23:30:40
Re: Art sharing website
chanmanpartyman wrote:
Ecliptic wrote:
chanmanpartyman wrote:
I want to use WordPress, but the install won't work.If your webhost is decent, they'll probably have an auto-installer.
Yes, in-fact it does. Never bothered to look at it :P
Well you should use it, since your having trouble installing it manually. :P
If you can read this you are in range.
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