Recipes component - Page 2

ChipMonk · 31.12.2004, 15:59

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Originally Posted by ChicoMendez

people are still talking about throwing a few $ together to get this done

let them decide

jomaco1 · 31.12.2004, 16:53

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Originally Posted by Woker

(I'm really sorry this thread should have been posted under How do I...)

Or better yet...component development. I'm moving it now.

chef166 · 03.02.2005, 04:45

If any one could produce a really good working recipe component I would pay for it. How ever I would have to see it working in a demo sight. Other details including $$$$ could be discussed via email.

My Email

Rick

ChipMonk · 03.02.2005, 06:44

tell me your requirements by email.

Quote:

Originally Posted by chef166

If any one could produce a really good working recipe component I would pay for it. How ever I would have to see it working in a demo sight. Other details including $$$$ could be discussed via email.

My Email

Rick

ChicoMendez · 03.02.2005, 11:16

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Originally Posted by chef166

If any one could produce a really good working recipe component I would pay for it. How ever I would have to see it working in a demo sight. Other details including $$$$ could be discussed via email.

My Email

Rick

Mail me and we can chat.

Ive just done similar work for another client.!

Dagonee · 11.02.2005, 21:03

I have the beginnings of a recipe component at http://www.princeclan.org/component/...ook/Itemid,77/

The front end is fairly complete. It is totally customizable via CSS.

Recipes may be added to multiple categories, and categories may be grouped to keep categories together.

User rights are fairly basic - a user is given add/edit rights, and this will allow a user to add new recipes and edit any recipes they've entered. It also allows entry of comments about any recipe. User rights may not be set by category. Edit: Also, anyone can view recipes, whether registered or not.

A mambo group level can be assigned as the minimum group level to allow admin access. Admins can edit any recipe or comment they wish.

Their is a search mambot to allow searching via mambo's search feature, and a module to list the most recent recipes.

The big catch: there's no back end, so user rights and categories have to be set up via PHPMyAdmin or something similar, and the component is not ready for multiple languages.

I'm planning on releasing it on MamboForge at some point. If you are comfortable maintaining the site via the database, I'd be glad to have it tested on another site.

thinguy · 12.02.2005, 00:46

Looks very nice. I'd be willing to try it out. I'm working on a revision to my family site and this is something the wife wanted to add.
PM me please about getting a copy.

ChipMonk · 12.02.2005, 06:15

just in time

can you provide link to get the copy so i can test it?

Dagonee · 12.02.2005, 17:15

See the article at http://www.princeclan.org/content/view/32/2/ to download the component. Be sure to carefully read the comments in the SQL file before running it - you will have to modify it.

thinguy · 14.02.2005, 21:01

I've got your component installed and I've modified and imported the .sql file and I've created a link in my menu to the component. Everything looks good. But....
My site is installed of a subdirectory so my its domainname.com/xxx The links in the catagories are dropping the /xxx directory in their hyperlinks.

I double-checked the .sql but didn't see anything....