Ideas April 29, 2008
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Thank you so much for posting everything guys! I think you guys have some great ideas flying around and I’m looking forward to figuring things out tomorrow.
Oh, for the record, I would prefer to be on the JMS team, but I do not have a problem being a floater between both!
what we discussed today April 27, 2008
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Interactive maps April 27, 2008
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Here is an example of an interactive map on my drupal:
http://heperimita.jourcms.brauerranch.com/?q=node/9
If you click on different parts of the map it links you to different websites. I threw in there unlv.edu, unlvrebelyell.com, google.com, and lasvegassun.com, see if you can find them all. I’m not sure why the map didn’t work when i tried to post it on here. I suspect its because this wordpress blog treats images differently than drupal does. Anyway they’re really easy to make in dreamweaver and would look great on our Maryland Parkway Project site. This is just a quick mockup, the image of maryland parkway will probably be different and the links will of course link to different types of content within the maryland parkway site.
Some possible maps April 26, 2008
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Since we are talking about adding a navigation map
Here are some possible angles I got from google maps
Meeting Saturday April 26, 2008
Posted by Rob Ponte in Uncategorized.Tags: maryland, meeting
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Hey everybody, I will be at the Leid Library Saturday at around 1pm if anybody wants to meet up and work on some website stuff. I’d like to get a prototype of the maryland project up and running and maybe decide on a name and work on some artwork, or the google map. Post here if you might come down.
EDIT: Also me and Hepi and April will be getting some lunch somewhere at noon if you want to show up a bit early. IHOP?
HD Vimeo April 24, 2008
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Sweeeet it embeds in HD folks.
edit: it appears that the video has somehow become sd(not hd). that is just maddening. vimeo must have revoked its embeded HD api. and i thought i was getting somewhere.
edit: it works again, joy.
Pictures from last Thursday’s meet-up April 22, 2008
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Here are the pictures, sorry they’re all facing the wrong way. The top two are for the Maryland Parkway project with the homepage on top, and the map page in the middle.
The journalism department’s homepage is on the bottom (obviously).
Widgets and Plugins April 8, 2008
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Basically, widgets are plugins.
WordPress plugins give users the ability to do more with their blog. According to WordPress.org, “Plugins are tools to extend the functionality of WordPress.”
Widgets is just a weird name for the sidebar-chopping plugin. This plugin allows the user to add certain features to their WordPress site without knowing a thing about HTML.
Using FTP with a PC April 8, 2008
Posted by benrowley in Helpful Tips, example.Tags: SmartFTP, Windows FTP
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Okay folks. I found a free FTP program for us PC users (all 95-percent of us) that seems to work well. There are hundreds out there, some free and some not. The one I chose (because it was first on the Google search) is called SmartFTP. It functions similarly to CyberDuck.
Under Hepi’s inspired example, I’ll attempt to give you a brief tutorial on how to download the program and how to sign on to your FTP host with it.
First go to the http://www.smartftp.com.
Click on the big link that says, “Download SmartFTP Now!”
Next, choose either the 64-bit version or the 32-bit. If you’re one of the poor souls using Vista or if you have a 64-bit version of XP, you’ll want the 64-bit version. If you are running regular XP or if you don’t have a clue, just get the 32-bit version.
It will take you to the download.com page. Just click on “Download Now.”
Follow all the download and install prompts. The program will install on your desktop. Open the program.
Once the program is open, select File and Click on New Remote Browser. Or just hit Ctrl + N on your keyboard.
A new window will appear requiring you to fill out your FTP information. It’s similar to how we did it on CyberDuck, accept the “Path” section is not hidden.
Make sure you select SFTP in the “Protocol” section.
Enter the FTP information as you did on CyberDuck and click OK.
That’s it. You should be in. It looks like the click-and-drag interface is pretty much the same as “the duck.”
Hope that helps.
Josh is working on permissions for the plugins April 3, 2008
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So the only reason we couldn’t upload plugins is because we didn’t have the appropriate permissions. Josh is working on giving us access but can’t do so immediately, he has a heavy workload and explained that it is a 10 step process in order to give us access. 10 x 8 (cause there are 8 of us) = 80 steps of typing in code which also equals a not very fun time. But it should be resolved sometime this week.













