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Bryon

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Ok, everyone. I need some honest opinions.

I have a site, that I started about a year ago, that has had a lot of time put into it. Now, I need to know, since I am thinking of fixing it up a bit, and putting it back online, weather or not it's worth it.

The URL for it is:

http://66.24.80.178/index.php?styleid=1

Now, I need to know what you think. Some of the things are messed up, (as I havent working on it in a while), but is it worth it? To update it, fix it, and add more media/content to it?

Also, if I do decide to start again with it, I think maybe I could use some help. The hlep would be just getting content, like movies, pictures, games, etc, and putting them on there.
 

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I like it alot, you should continue :) I would suggest to enlarge the news area to the full length of the page (unless your planning on putting somthing underneith it) Keep up the good work.
 

RollerC

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how did u code the style changer? Iv been looking for a script to do that
 

Akkarin

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It plain, but I like it especially if you coded it yourself!
 

IamShipon1988

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i like the site especially the layout. but why is the iframe so small. did you intentionally do that.

i think you should keep it if you can maintain it.

SITE RATING 8/10
great job
 

MicrotechXP

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Yeah I like it a lot. You should just change some few things then you will be all set.
 
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binki39

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fix it up with some graphic... yeah i'm also wondering if you actually coded the entire site... very impressive if you did...

RollerC said:
how did u code the style changer? Iv been looking for a script to do that

correct me if i'm wrong... what i observed is that only the bg of the table changes when you select different style. I believe to do this you only have to define a variable to store the color code. for his style changer he asigned a color to a variabled named styleid. so basically have each id defined as a color then have an if statement to check for that id before the header loads. if id == whateverhere then tablebgcolor == "color". then in the css that defines the style for table, replace the backgroundcolor = tablecolor. Hope this helps.
 

Bryon

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Yes. Thank you very much for the comments. As soon as I gethome, I am going to upload it to this host, and get it going again.

Yes, I coded the entire thing myself. I started when I was a "newbie" at php, and worked on it for about 3 months, on and off. Maybe a little longer, I'm not sure.

The "style changer" is pretty much what "binki39" said. When you "change" it, it updates a few session variables, and your Mysql DB row if you are logged in. On every page, it echos the color's and names, and changes the colors through that.

:)
 

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Good, but englare the menu on left, and try getting a better logo
 
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