www.humangels.com is an english site that is using RC2

Edit:
Since this is a spiritual website, please do not create a username unless you are actualy interested in personal spiritual development

Instead, you can use this username to test: test/test
(username and password are test)

Please be carefull to be extra nice if you input any data there, or rather, don't enter any txt at all, or delete it afterwards if you have want to test something

Post edited by: Trail, at: 2005/12/07 00:36

The site is beautiful. It gives me this weird peaceful feeling when I visited it lol.

I like your layout and the beeping shout out....very cool

Maybe you should make a test account so poeple don't make fake accounts to see whta your layout is. What shoutout are you using and beeping?

Perhaps add some peaceful music to the site?
The "Birthday" requirement is kind of annoying because you can't type in your birthday. If I was born in 1970 I would have to scroll ALL the way back to 1970

Thats a cool site, Trail.

The message: "You are not logged in
Login, or register to get free easy access to the angel profiles, the chatroom, the community forum, and much more angelic goodies..."

Does that message display only to unregistered users? How's that done?

Also -- I like the two most recent profiles on the front page? Perhaps you'll release that as a module at some point in the future?

Good work and nice site!

The middle page is a wrapped external php page with soley custom code addons.

Since i didn't know how to put a module in the middle content pane i resorted to this wrapper page method.. so i have created my own sorts of modules that function outside of joomla.. (resorting to accessing the database outside of normal parameters to get session info et al..)

but the nonregistered page could simply be done by putting this line of code in a module and publishing it:

[code:1]if (!$my->id) {

$display = "You better<br>";
$display .="login to get<br>";
$display .="the most out of<br>";
$display .="this cute website!<br>";

echo $display;

}[/code:1]

and if you want to thank those that have logged in you could add this below:

[code:1]else {

$display = "Thanks<br>";
$display .="For <br>";
$display .="Logging<br>";
$display .="In!<br>";

echo $display;

}[/code:1]

Made it so you can easily make the lines bigger or add to it..

Good luck!

Post edited by: trail, at: 2005/12/05 07:16

Trail,

Thanks for this, that's really coll!