DanielTheGeek:
@kanayoNickel
It also looks as if you have a PHP file for each category... If i'm correct then the design pattern is bad. What if your mods (in future) want to create multiple categories at once?

The page content looks small on my 1980 x 1080 laptop screen...

You need to add proper finishing touches to the markup and style like padding and margin where necessary..

Thank u really.

That's how yo spot a rookie or intermediate rookie.

I never implemented MVC back then but I am looking into the points u raised now.

U are d best .

keep finding faults ...security wise, everywhere wise.

kanayoNickel:


Thank u really.

That's how yo spot a rookie or intermediate rookie.

I never implemented MVC back then but I am looking into the points u raised now.

U are d best .

keep finding faults ...security wise, everywhere wise.

I know you aren't using a MVC architecture but still you can have one file...maybe category.php that contains logic to load the desired category either based on the current URI string or by passing the category name/id via a $_get var.

So:
yoursite.com/category.php?cat=politics

Then your code will contain logic to parse the required category or throw a 404 error if category doesn't exist.

Then also try prettifying your URL. Remove .php from the URL for better SEO.

kanayoNickel:


Thank u really.

That's how yo spot a rookie or intermediate rookie.

I never implemented MVC back then but I am looking into the points u raised now.

U are d best .

keep finding faults ...security wise, everywhere wise.

For some reason, I find this sooo funny

okwyee:


For some reason, I find this sooo funny

DanielTheGeek:



Then also try prettifying your URL. Remove .php from the URL for better SEO.

cAN U PLEASE direct me on how to do this without having to resort to .htaccess that dosent seem to work for me

Well I have been battling with prettifying my URL since this morning and there's no lite at the end of the tunnel yet.....

MEanwhile, I implemented an ajax Live search that should have the ability to change background color of the div for every random search.

OK, back to redressing all the issues raised. brb

kanayoNickel:
Well I have been battling with prettifying my URL since this morning and there's no lite at the end of the tunnel yet.....

MEanwhile, I implemented an ajax Live search that should have the ability to change background color of the div for every random search.

OK, back to redressing all the issues raised. brb

The .htaccess file isn't working probably because the apache mod.rewrite.c module has been disabled by the host.

For now, leave the URL's, when you switch to a better host you can do that easily...but can i see the .htaccess code? (Just the mod.rewrite part)

Did you check for mod.rewrite.c availability:

Do:

Options +FollowSymLinks -MultiViews
# Turn mod_rewrite on
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /

## hide .php extension
# To externally redirect /dir/foo.php to /dir/foo
RewriteCond %{THE_REQUEST} ^[A-Z]{3,}\s([^.]+)\.php [NC]
RewriteRule ^ %1 [R,L,NC]

## To internally redirect /dir/foo to /dir/foo.php
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}.php -f
RewriteRule ^ %{REQUEST_URI}.php [L]
 

DanielTheGeek:


The .htaccess file isn't working probably because the apache mod.rewrite.c module has been disabled by the host.

For now, leave the URL's, when you switch to a better host you can do that easily...but can i see the .htaccess code? (Just the mod.rewrite part)

Did you check for mod.rewrite.c availability:

Do:

I had something similar to this but I will this one. thanks

Maybe indeed my host is hindering certain scripts from work in . perhaps as a demo server these restrictions must be .

There are some stuff , esp jscripts that just refused to work online even though they work on my local host (main reason I am looking increasing towards jquery)

Thanks really.

Anytime man, you're welcome.

kanayoNickel:


I had something similar to this but I will this one. thanks

Maybe indeed my host is hindering certain scripts from work in . perhaps as a demo server these restrictions must be .

There are some stuff , esp jscripts that just refused to work online even though they work on my local host (main reason I am looking increasing towards jquery)

Thanks really.

Well, in the process of trying to prettify my URLs and increase my margins ( I am yet to fix them) I had dabbled into building dashboard functions for users. I want it to hold all their topics, job creations and orders, and a photo pin up.

So today, I had been working on
1. Scroll to top button
2. delete comments by user
3. a photo gallery pin up using Ajax and WookMark.
4. Full text Search Using Ajax . Here I want a function that splits the strings before searching.
5. Mouse over effect while cursor is on picture. slight jump upon placing cursor.
6. viewers rating / like a user's pic and other stuff. I am just too deep into cosmetics

So the photo gallery involves a drag and drop file upload with image previews as u can see below and it doesn't depend on any library to function.

Its a playground ..huhuhu.

I think Jquery them should give me scholarship...lol

Always have something great to show on each new update. Good job man

kanayoNickel:
Well, in the process of trying to prettify my URLs and increase my margins ( I am yet to fix them) I had dabbled into building dashboard functions for users. I want it to hold all their topics, job creations and orders, and a photo pin up.

So today, I had been working on
1. Scroll to top button
2. delete comments by user
3. a photo gallery pin up using Ajax and WookMark.
4. Full text Search Using Ajax . Here I want a function that splits the strings before searching.

So the photo gallery involves a drag and drop file upload with image previews as u can see below and it doesn't depend on any library to function.

Its a playground ..huhuhu.

I think Jquery them should give me scholarship...lol

Wow! This Op is professional programmer. I'm a user on infobreak , my id is AfricaNigerian.

kanayoNickel:

4. Full text Search Using Ajax . Here I want a function that splits the strings before searching.

I have something close to dat...only problem is that it splits the string into letters

I can drop d code if u want so u can modify it

AfricaNigerian:
Wow! This Op is professional programmer.
I'm a user on infobreak , my id is AfricaNigerian.

Not yet professional but getting there. I believe

Thank you for accessing the site. plz do critique.

kanayoNickel:


Not yet professional but getting there. I believe

Thank you for accessing the site. plz do critique.

my brother in code am deeply proud of u, i wish i could hug u.

If you want to split a search string just remember someone may just be looking for an exact match.

Tried to visit the site using Windows Phone. On Opera Mini, UC Browser, IE, different pages don't show at all, or appear broken. I see Login so where is the Register option?

olamil34:
my brother in code am deeply proud of u, i wish i could hug u.

Thank you

Lemeechi:
If you want to split a search string just remember someone may just be looking for an exact match.

Hmmmm. ..this is something I'd never thought of

Jaddo19:

I have something close to dat...only problem is that it splits the string into letters

I can drop d code if u want so u can modify it

Of course, you can. Thanks.

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kanayoNickel:


Hmmmm. ..this is something I'd never thought of

Well, the standard practice is that if the search string is enclosed in double quotes, then an exact match is required. Otherwise you then do the word-based search, but remembering to ignore "noise" words like "the", "a", etc.

Very good advice, take it or leave it... I learnt something.

Lemeechi:

Well, the standard practice is that if the search string is enclosed in double quotes, then an exact match is required. Otherwise you then do the word-based search, but remembering to ignore "noise" words like "the", "a", etc.

@DanielTheGeek, @lemmeechi, Pardon me, but How do I Check if a remote server is online with JS?

By pinging the server.
In PHP;

You never know how simple it is till you try;

if ( @fsockopen( "www.example.com", 80 ) {
// It's reachable
} else {
// it's not online or there's no internet connection
}

JavaScript:
Internet connection
if(navigator.onLine) {
// connected
} else {
// offline
}

Checking the status of a remote server through JavaScript can be tricky if you don't own the remote server (CORS disabled)...
There are other tricks but at this point Google is your friend man or check this.
I'd just advice you to make an Ajax call to a PHP script that does the checking. It's easier that way.
@kanayoNickel

DanielTheGeek:
By pinging the server.
In PHP;

You never know how simple it is till you try;

if ( @fsockopen( "www.example.com", 80 ) {
// It's reachable
} else {
// it's not online or there's no internet connection
}

JavaScript:
Internet connection
if(navigator.onLine) {
// connected
} else {
// offline
}

Checking the status of a remote server through JavaScript can be tricky if you don't own the remote server (CORS disabled)...
There are other tricks but at this point Google is your friend man or check this.
I'd just advice you to make an Ajax call to a PHP script that does the checking. It's easier that way.
@kanayoNickel

Thanks Wella. The PHP version was just perfect for my need.

I guess you know why i used @fsock... instead of fsock...

kanayoNickel:


Thanks Wella. The PHP version was just perfect for my need.

DanielTheGeek:
I guess you know why i used @fsock... instead of fsock...

yeah i know

I neva knew i could achieve all this this year. Thanks to all who guided me @DanieltheGeek, @Olamil34, @DharkPoet , @LinuxMint et al.

so, I went back to my village. Here theres abundant lite and GLO is superb....imagine.

I am taking a break , for the rest of this month ,to goto that other side of me ---- Game character Development

this month alone i have gained a lot in:
1. having a function that detects if the browser function is Opera Mini or UC WEB (thanks @LinuxMint for pointin out this)
2. Jquery drag and Drops
3. Masonic grid layouts that are responsive regardless of screen size
4. Lightbox pop-ups on picture click (check gallery of user Kanye)
5. Ajax fetch
6. Infinite scroll extended to topics
8. I began using password_hash thanks to the advice of

Thanks once again to every body.

I know there are still major stuff that I had to review (like that page margin and one page view for all categories) but i dont have to let them bug me . Do u know that in this my almost-getting-futile-attempt to prettify my url, i'd discovered several stuff. Like i am trying to solve a problem and hitting gold nuggets

I might add augmented reality-like stuff used in Snapchat next November. Users might start adding Dog Ear lobes, Rabbit Nose and funny glasses to their pics. DON't LAFF or SCOFF, I am looking at a tutorial on it as i writeth . Stay tuned.

FOR NOW itx Blender and Zbrush

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Ahoy, its November and I am back for this project.

I am dabbling a bit into a rather primitive form of Machine learning with this project. That aug Reality stuff is suspended for the mean time.

Its still wobbly at best but i am soldiering on. PHP, i discovered, much to my chagrin, is limited as of now with machine learning (thats what my tutors say o)....So to cover up, i am linking a certain aspect of this project with another function that i am building with Rust.

This Certain Aspect came as niffty inspiration after perusing Olamil's Quickfinda dot com.

- so what i planned to do ( rather i am implementing them, gradually) is to be able to detect images and sanction them if need be.
- I want the system to be doing this automatically.
- So in a situation where a user posts a N.ude character, i want my system to identify the image as N.ude and place a black bar or a big Smiley on the privates

- Then I want it to differentiate btwn entire nudity and lets say, someone wearing a Lingerie or boxers . This means if picture character x wearing noting but boxers/lingerie dont place smiley/black bar but if completely without place smiley.


I will put up demonstrations as soon.

and then maybe, I will have a side feature that will still use the image identification algorithms to search for web links associated to the image.
For e.g, a user can drag the image of a Lingerie to the upload box and the algorithm searches for beauty shop that sells that kinda of lingerie and maybe delineate to the price

so in this sample, The image is of a Masai girl with exposed breasts.

The algorithm did not consider it offensive becose their were partial covering.

But check out the parameters it identified.

So i am still wondering how to utilize these parameters properly.

Most of the classes i am using (especially the one known as back-propagation, which means the system learning all of the model parameters to optimize the output of the task) r from Berkeley libraries that are common license. The documentation is also there and with a little utube research one can modify them to taste. which is what i am doing albeit with cussings and tantrums