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[Idea] Full-HTML Forum - Berzerk - 09-05-2013
Hey DZ, I am going to be working on a full-html forum. Not going to use PHP at all, and Im not going to use any type of internet access to this forum.
Fully offline and html only.
Features im going to add -
Custom Username Color
Name Changing
Awards
User Profiles
Stats and reps on a persons profile
Prefixes (maybe)
Coding Section
Marketplace
Dashboard
Groups (no userbars)
All I got for ideas, tell me some more ideas guys, need them
RE: [Idea] Full-HTML Forum - PolarDesigns - 09-05-2013
Umm... How will this work, you can't make a Full HTML Forum, you need PHP somewhere for login, register, and forums. You're not going to be able to do this..
RE: [Idea] Full-HTML Forum - Sanctuary - 09-05-2013
Literally impossible. You wouldn't be able to log in, register, post, save data, anything.
PHP will have to be used in order to create a forum, or pretty much any site to store data for that matter.
RE: [Idea] Full-HTML Forum - Cake - 09-05-2013
unless you make it so you have to manually update it for posts username colors and everything then it wont work.
RE: [Idea] Full-HTML Forum - Chalant - 09-05-2013
(09-05-2013, 02:38 AM)Sanctuary Wrote: Literally impossible. You wouldn't be able to log in, register, post, save data, anything.
PHP will have to be used in order to create a forum, or pretty much any site to store data for that matter.
Nothing is impossible, don't be foolish. He could make a login form and check the data against an XML file or other type of data storage, and do the same for registering and posting. Just have everything load from spreadsheets and markup documents and have the HTML files update data as required.
While this will be highly inefficient, it's plausible.
RE: [Idea] Full-HTML Forum - Berzerk - 09-05-2013
Note -
There will not be a register or sign in button or anything.
Each member gets a manually created profile and they get a secret profile link.
Btw - This is not going to be a public forum just an idea.
If it gets more members it will only be specific ones I deem worthy. Like Chalant.
RE: [Idea] Full-HTML Forum - Crimin4L - 09-05-2013
For everyone that is saying it is imposible they are wrong. TTG is a HTML forum, so it is obviously possible.
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RE: [Idea] Full-HTML Forum - Sanctuary - 09-05-2013
(09-05-2013, 03:35 AM)Bane__ Wrote: For everyone that is saying it is imposible they are wrong. TTG is a HTML forum, so it is obviously possible.
If you're serious, I fucking lol'd @ you.
(09-05-2013, 03:23 AM)Chalant Wrote: Nothing is impossible, don't be foolish. He could make a login form and check the data against an XML file or other type of data storage, and do the same for registering and posting. Just have everything load from spreadsheets and markup documents and have the HTML files update data as required.
While this will be highly inefficient, it's plausible.
If he isn't going to use PHP, what makes you think he'll use XML?
But fair enough. It's possible without PHP, not possible without storing data somewhere.
(09-05-2013, 03:31 AM)Emerald Wrote: Each member gets a manually created profile and they get a secret profile link.
How do you expect them to log in, post, or do anything else?
YOU would have to manually update everything, meaning you would have to go into your FTP every single time and add little edits every time someone wants to do anything..
RE: [Idea] Full-HTML Forum - PolarDesigns - 09-05-2013
(09-05-2013, 03:35 AM)Bane__ Wrote: For everyone that is saying it is imposible they are wrong. TTG is a HTML forum, so it is obviously possible.
Bwahahaha! You're not serious right now, are you? xD Oh my god, how do you even manage to get around the internet...
RE: [Idea] Full-HTML Forum - Chalant - 09-05-2013
(09-05-2013, 03:35 AM)Bane__ Wrote: For everyone that is saying it is imposible they are wrong. TTG is a HTML forum, so it is obviously possible.
You know PHP can be configured to be parsed as any extension through some simple configuration? Heck, my forums could have the extension .CSS or .chalant and it would still be parsed exactly the same, and work as such.