I checked the forum and for some reason you were listed as inactive. I fixed it so you should be able to login now. Sorry about that. The activation email may have went to my not so trusty spam folder.
The bad thing is that since we started this social networking section after the forum, chat, guestbook etc were finished, they all use seperate databases. Each user has to create an account for each seperate section. I don't like using CMS scripts, which is what we are using for this section, but it is the easiest way without having to write a whole new script. I could switch everything over to this, bridge the different scripts, or combine the databases, and that may be an option in the future as time allows, but wow that would be a chore. Or we could have joined a network that is already done like Ning, but I like to design my own pages, learn new skills, and put my own little touches into it. GoJasonville is over 150 pages not including all the externals like the forum, guestbook, chat, classifieds, etc. If you know anyone with advice on this I would like to know the easiest way to integrate the scripts into one database. Depending on the interaction we get here will depend on how much time I put into it. I don't want to integrate the GoJasonville html pages into the cms script, as those took forever to complete. Just the php scripts.
Sounds like Jim and Whitney are doing outstanding. My daughter is at Vincennes University and is majoring in English Literature or Elementary Education. She wants to teach in an urban area. Originally she was going to go into teen psychology to help inner city kids. What grade does Whitney teach? I worry about my daughter being able to find a job in education, but she is willing to move out of Indiana so hopefully she will find a job when she graduates.
Jim's company looks interesting and very important. Network security is big business. We could use your brothers expertise here. Security is definately important that's for sure. Do they analyze web scripts and such? From the info on their website it sounded like they do but wow there is a lot of info on there.
The main problem I have with MacIntosh is software cost and availablity, although I haven't researched lately I have noticed in the past that software for Mac is pretty costly. I would say there is probably a lot more availablity and that probably isn't so much an issue now. How are Mac's for gaming? Not that I am into gaming much, except for an occassional game of Sims or Roller Coaster Tycoon (I like to build and design things), my boyfriend is the gamer in the house. I was looking at MacIntosh Notebooks a few months ago, since we are in need of a notebook. So they are pretty easy to use?
When I was in college Windows wasn't even around. I graduated with a degree in Parks and Recreation Management, but make more money in a factory than in my field. Now my goal is to someday go back to school for a minor in web design, although I have taught myself pretty much all I know I always want to learn more. I would like to study PHP, advanced css, and Flash although Flash is horrible for search engine optimization it is eye candy. I know some but would like to learn a whole lot more. Ivan is better at that stuff than me so I just yell at him to help me for now ;). Well gotta go for now, I'm working on putting together some more content people can add to their MyGoJasonville page.
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March 19, 2008 - 10:21pm — stormI checked the forum and for some reason you were listed as inactive. I fixed it so you should be able to login now. Sorry about that. The activation email may have went to my not so trusty spam folder.
The bad thing is that since we started this social networking section after the forum, chat, guestbook etc were finished, they all use seperate databases. Each user has to create an account for each seperate section. I don't like using CMS scripts, which is what we are using for this section, but it is the easiest way without having to write a whole new script. I could switch everything over to this, bridge the different scripts, or combine the databases, and that may be an option in the future as time allows, but wow that would be a chore. Or we could have joined a network that is already done like Ning, but I like to design my own pages, learn new skills, and put my own little touches into it. GoJasonville is over 150 pages not including all the externals like the forum, guestbook, chat, classifieds, etc. If you know anyone with advice on this I would like to know the easiest way to integrate the scripts into one database. Depending on the interaction we get here will depend on how much time I put into it. I don't want to integrate the GoJasonville html pages into the cms script, as those took forever to complete. Just the php scripts.
Sounds like Jim and Whitney are doing outstanding. My daughter is at Vincennes University and is majoring in English Literature or Elementary Education. She wants to teach in an urban area. Originally she was going to go into teen psychology to help inner city kids. What grade does Whitney teach? I worry about my daughter being able to find a job in education, but she is willing to move out of Indiana so hopefully she will find a job when she graduates.
Jim's company looks interesting and very important. Network security is big business. We could use your brothers expertise here. Security is definately important that's for sure. Do they analyze web scripts and such? From the info on their website it sounded like they do but wow there is a lot of info on there.
The main problem I have with MacIntosh is software cost and availablity, although I haven't researched lately I have noticed in the past that software for Mac is pretty costly. I would say there is probably a lot more availablity and that probably isn't so much an issue now. How are Mac's for gaming? Not that I am into gaming much, except for an occassional game of Sims or Roller Coaster Tycoon (I like to build and design things), my boyfriend is the gamer in the house. I was looking at MacIntosh Notebooks a few months ago, since we are in need of a notebook. So they are pretty easy to use?
When I was in college Windows wasn't even around. I graduated with a degree in Parks and Recreation Management, but make more money in a factory than in my field. Now my goal is to someday go back to school for a minor in web design, although I have taught myself pretty much all I know I always want to learn more. I would like to study PHP, advanced css, and Flash although Flash is horrible for search engine optimization it is eye candy. I know some but would like to learn a whole lot more. Ivan is better at that stuff than me so I just yell at him to help me for now ;). Well gotta go for now, I'm working on putting together some more content people can add to their MyGoJasonville page.
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