In reply to Dolphin Pro 7.2 Admin Facelift

In reply to Dolphin Pro 7.2 Admin Facelift

EagleII

EagleII•12th of June 2015

Classy admin area....
Question: I have been working on a community site and hope as it goes commercial and thus raise the revenue to license. The question is: Can the license be attached to the Domain vs a Person? People move in and out of neighborhoods, and some like I, ( over 67 years on the planet ) walk on to a new adventure via the grave..
How would that work? The site ( - with front page sarcasm of the present regime no one cares for ) is still being tweaked... but it appears it see more

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EagleII

EagleII•12th of June 2015•to EagleII

ps: rather than having to tweak the WYSIWYG editor outside of Dolphin, can a control area ( like Drupal's maybe ) be implemented in Admin so one can set or unset options / based on access level. I like a full blown Editor for Old Dummies like me ..but would prefer to limit user options based on access level/trust.

I'd go for it, but I build more bugs in the code -- then not -- these days.... Probiotic Diet hasn't helped.

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Andrew Boon

Andrew Boon•13th of June 2015•to EagleII

License is registered to a domain (which you can change) and issues to your BoonEx account (which you can pass over).

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EagleII

EagleII•13th of June 2015•to Andrew Boon

Sounds easy enough. Assuming arguendo: We could open an account at the point in time in the LLC's name, that can be passed as leadership changes without any ado. Would that work?

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Andrew Boon

Andrew Boon•13th of June 2015•to EagleII

Sure. That's not a problem. To us it's just a username/email/password - you take care of who it actually is/will be. :) Though, it's be good to see you sticking around for a good while longer. ;)

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houstonlively

houstonlively•23rd of June 2015•to Andrew Boon

Andrew, you haven't fed the animals for 10 days now. Hungry animals can get very testy.

So what's new? What are you going to do about those awful flash apps?

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moonsoon2u

moonsoon2u•25th of June 2015•to houstonlively

New uploader

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houstonlively

houstonlively•25th of June 2015•to moonsoon2u

Yeah.. new uploader is good, but I want client side image resizing.

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moonsoon2u

moonsoon2u•25th of June 2015•to houstonlively

First main priority is responsiveness. That is still a work in progress.

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houstonlively

houstonlively•25th of June 2015•to moonsoon2u

Responsiveness is just a buzzword everyone has latched onto. Responsiveness is mainly for little weenies with cell phone that their mommy bought for them. None of them have real jobs and can't afford a real computer, so all the rest of us have to work at our day jobs to make the little weenies happy. First main priority? Says who? Not me. I can think of at least two dozen other things higher up on the list. Did you see my comment about flash apps?

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moonsoon2u

moonsoon2u•25th of June 2015•to houstonlively

Yes I did see your comment about flash apps. Those kidz are the source revenue for websites. And 80% use cell phones to access social networking websites. So main priority is responsiveness cause dolphin is a social networking software unlike a business one. No hard feelings :p

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houstonlively

houstonlively•25th of June 2015•to moonsoon2u

What you meant to say was 80% of those kids use their cell phones to access Facebook, and then it's via the Facebook mobile app. It's a meaningless statistic as far as "Responsive" Dolphin sites are concerned.

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vavilon•30th of June 2015•to houstonlively

there is no such (good) app in D. so responsiveness - is the point.

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houstonlively

houstonlively•30th of June 2015•to vavilon

It depends on how you look at it. If a person can't access a Dolphin site via a cell phone app, they are not likely to get very involved with that site by accessing it via a cell phone web browser. Everybody likes to talk about the high percentage of users that access websites via a mobile phone. For the most part, that means Facebook. I seriously doubt that a very high percentage use the cell phones web browser to interact with FB... the last time I checked, it was an extremely annoying experience. see more

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vavilon•30th of June 2015•to houstonlively

With all due respect, I'm neither "responsive", nor "expert". Moreover, I prefer to piss in dedicated directions. So, I understand that Your "you" not addressed to me.
I'm trying to run small closed social network and from 300 users I received 400 complains that they want to access it from cellphone. May be they are fool and know nothing about how good site (not for idiots - in Your words) must be operated, but they know very well how they want to use it : immediately, see more

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houstonlively

houstonlively•1st of July 2015•to vavilon

I just know what I'm going to do on my own sites, and that's to switch to an entirely different template when any cell phone user agent is detected. I never liked the idea of a desktop PC user with a 24" monitor, limited to seeing only that which can be seen on a tiny cell phone screen. It's only my opinion, but to me, that is utterly stupid.

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vavilon•2nd of July 2015•to houstonlively

Here I must agree. It will be nice to switch between different templates with same color&design palettes and css edited layout to minimize mobile one. I'll buy switching mod. Inform me, please if You mind to put it in market.

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TravelNotes

TravelNotes•17th of March 2016•to moonsoon2u

They're only source revenue for their phone providers.

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TravelNotes

TravelNotes•17th of March 2016•to houstonlively

The only person I know to say it like it is; apart from me.

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Andrew Boon

Andrew Boon•9th of July 2015•to houstonlively

The new photo uploader does client-side image resizing and auto-rotation.

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