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Hey Deja, thanks for the pointer. I've made several versions of the widget but none of them were good enough to me. I quite like that slideshow you showed me. Seems to be pretty simple as well, will give it a try when I have some time.
Also wanted to ask you to have a look at the CrazyLayout branch as I seem to be doing something similar to you with one big difference: the way I implemented doesn't need multiple versions of the same widget to apply them to different pages and it was only a minor change in the code so no overcomplicating anything. Have a look and let me know what you think. To access the different 'workspaces' you call mediafrontpage.php?layout=WORKSPACENAME where the name is layout-WORKSPACENAME.php this way it is pretty easy to extend as many layouts as one may want. Have a look and let me know what you think.
Since all of them were already answered I just want to say 4 is a good idea, and I don't think it would be hard to make. Just a simple iFrame of sorts I guess. Will give it a try.
Are you sure you can't just open XAMPP control panel and in settings you can tell it to start on boot? Or just put it in the startup folder? I think that's how I had it when I was using W7.
Seems to me that you need to enable CURL. Probably in php.ini or something. A quick google search would probably tell you the answer.
DejaVu Wrote:Hey Gugahoi.
I know it's a WIP and is likely to have a complete overhaul (and I'm planning to learn how it works - hopefully with a few pointers).
The trakt widget has been looking 'ugly' on my screen for a while and had to change the Scroll to Auto.
Minor, but looks a lot better.
Any updates on this lately? Any objections to getting rid of that grayed out scroll bar on the Official Repo?
--EDIT--
Also, although Coverflow looks good, it is a little hard to recognise the covers IMO.
would it be worth simplifying it and using something like this instead -
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex...tslide.htm
This images are clickable and Add to CP could be added to the links...?
Hey Deja, thanks for the pointer. I've made several versions of the widget but none of them were good enough to me. I quite like that slideshow you showed me. Seems to be pretty simple as well, will give it a try when I have some time.
Also wanted to ask you to have a look at the CrazyLayout branch as I seem to be doing something similar to you with one big difference: the way I implemented doesn't need multiple versions of the same widget to apply them to different pages and it was only a minor change in the code so no overcomplicating anything. Have a look and let me know what you think. To access the different 'workspaces' you call mediafrontpage.php?layout=WORKSPACENAME where the name is layout-WORKSPACENAME.php this way it is pretty easy to extend as many layouts as one may want. Have a look and let me know what you think.
branlr Wrote:Man this project is really awesome...
4. Widget to simply load an entire webpage, and then allow cropping/locking into place. This is a really cool way to grab some content, to me.
Since all of them were already answered I just want to say 4 is a good idea, and I don't think it would be hard to make. Just a simple iFrame of sorts I guess. Will give it a try.
steve1977 Wrote:Thanks. Unfortunately, I cannot find a service called xamppapache or something similar after executing services.msc. Anyone using xampp with an idea how the service is called or what to do?
Are you sure you can't just open XAMPP control panel and in settings you can tell it to start on boot? Or just put it in the startup folder? I think that's how I had it when I was using W7.
castortray Wrote:Hi all,
I just started using MediaFrontPage but I have this error:
Thanks for any tips
Seems to me that you need to enable CURL. Probably in php.ini or something. A quick google search would probably tell you the answer.