Thread: [phpWebLog-devel] poll
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From: philip o. <ph...@th...> - 2000-07-02 20:43:33
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greetings all, yes, the poll is not complete and a polling manager is on the todo but ... here are some thoughts / ideas ... some better then others : + cookie time configured in admin (hours/days) + if cookie present then - display results of poll vs poll itself OR - cycle through another active poll this would work of course if one has >=2 active polls + networked polling system (hmm) + if GD then choice of pie,bar,foo for results + archivable polls where new visitors can vote on old poll , not just view results (tricky, some are outdated ... maybe boolean of archive view y/n and archive post y/n per poll (huh?) + allow for other box where user types in answer (although the addition of comments may disolve this thought) + make a poll a special "Topic" or just add comments seperatly + popup polls suck, actually, popups are evil in general ;) + have an ordered poll where order of preference is taken into account. - example : what is your favorite color? (2)blue (1)green <-- note, this is my fav i give it a one (3)black (4)pink <-- note, i don't like pink so give it a four - either we enter numbers OR it takes into account our order of checking (can js do this?) or some other way - results would be compiled somehow ... ... ... hmm. i think that's all for now, thoughts? likes, dislikes? the archive thing sounds complicated and the networked way would (i think) require a centralized server (polls.phpweblog.org) so idk ... unless the phpweblog community decides to create a Beowulf Polling Cluster ;) philip |
From: Jason H. <ope...@ey...> - 2000-07-03 02:35:07
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> + cookie time configured in admin (hours/days) Yes. I love it.. will add this one. > + if cookie present then > - display results of poll vs poll itself This one too.. > + networked polling system (hmm) Uhm. Hmm. *scratches self* > + if GD then choice of pie,bar,foo for results Hopefully someone else will do this. I have no will to learn how to make pie charts. =] > + archivable polls where new visitors can vote on old poll , not just > view results (tricky, some are outdated ... maybe boolean of > archive view y/n and archive post y/n per poll (huh?) This resembles the current scheme actually, sortof.. Polls can be set as a block or not. If not, they are still accessable if you click on [ polls ], these polls that aren't shown as a block can be regarded as 'archived'. I may have misunderstood here. > + allow for other box where user types in answer (although > the addition of comments may disolve this thought) Yea, comments may be better. > + have an ordered poll where order of preference is taken into account. > - example : what is your favorite color? > (2)blue > (1)green <-- note, this is my fav i give it a one > (3)black > (4)pink <-- note, i don't like pink so give it a four > - either we enter numbers OR it takes into account our order of > checking (can js do this?) or some other way > - results would be compiled somehow ... ... ... hmm. This is a clever idea, but uhm.. you do it. =] This adds a few more to the current TODO.. thanks! jason |
From: Theodore <the...@my...> - 2000-07-03 02:50:39
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>> + if GD then choice of pie,bar,foo for results >Hopefully someone else will do this. I have no will to learn how to make >pie charts. =] phpwizard.net has some code for free use for pies I think.. as well as an awesome poll script.... -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Theodore Baschak - Gecko Internet Services http://www.gecko-internet.com -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- |
From: philip o. <ph...@th...> - 2000-07-03 04:35:38
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> > + networked polling system (hmm) > > Uhm. Hmm. *scratches self* i agree. > > + archivable polls where new visitors can vote on old poll , not just > > view results (tricky, some are outdated ... maybe boolean of > > archive view y/n and archive post y/n per poll (huh?) > > This resembles the current scheme actually, sortof.. > Polls can be set as a block or not. If not, they are still accessable > if you click on [ polls ], > these polls that aren't shown as a block can be regarded as 'archived'. > I may have misunderstood here. that makes sense. i was thinking that after one has about 100 polls they'll want to hide some but still keep the data but am not sure on this now. btw, i am looking at phpweblog.greenhell.com and cannot figure out how to turn poll blocks on/off after one is created ... only a KILL option is available, no EDIT. philip |
From: Alex C. <ac...@fo...> - 2000-07-03 04:45:52
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You mean you don't have link to phpMyAdmin in your admin screen? :) Thats how I've been doing most of my edititing. Not really archiving, but I was thinking of more a slashdot type poll. I was going to write a randomizer block (can you tell I love the feature? thanks for adding on the idea Jason) so that you only display one poll but it is randomize per page visit. -----Original Message----- From: php...@li... [mailto:php...@li...]On Behalf Of philip olson Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2000 9:32 PM To: php...@li... Subject: RE: [phpWebLog-devel] poll > > + networked polling system (hmm) > > Uhm. Hmm. *scratches self* i agree. > > + archivable polls where new visitors can vote on old poll , not just > > view results (tricky, some are outdated ... maybe boolean of > > archive view y/n and archive post y/n per poll (huh?) > > This resembles the current scheme actually, sortof.. > Polls can be set as a block or not. If not, they are still accessable > if you click on [ polls ], > these polls that aren't shown as a block can be regarded as 'archived'. > I may have misunderstood here. that makes sense. i was thinking that after one has about 100 polls they'll want to hide some but still keep the data but am not sure on this now. btw, i am looking at phpweblog.greenhell.com and cannot figure out how to turn poll blocks on/off after one is created ... only a KILL option is available, no EDIT. philip _______________________________________________ phpWebLog-devel mailing list php...@li... http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/phpweblog-devel |
From: philip o. <ph...@th...> - 2000-07-03 05:22:18
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> You mean you don't have link to phpMyAdmin in your admin screen? :) > Thats how I've been doing most of my edititing. do now, <g> > Not really archiving, but I was thinking of more a slashdot type poll. > I was going to write a randomizer block (can you tell I love the feature? > thanks for adding on the idea Jason) so that you only display one poll > but it is randomize per page visit. randomizer rules. randomizer may have a form of AI, and say : "ahh, one poll has not been filled out, i will not use my great powers of randomification (should be word) and instead i will provide the user with a new poll, one they've not yet seen." [k] > -----Original Message----- > From: php...@li... > [mailto:php...@li...]On Behalf Of philip > olson > Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2000 9:32 PM > To: php...@li... > Subject: RE: [phpWebLog-devel] poll > > > > > + networked polling system (hmm) > > > > Uhm. Hmm. *scratches self* > > i agree. > > > > + archivable polls where new visitors can vote on old poll , not just > > > view results (tricky, some are outdated ... maybe boolean of > > > archive view y/n and archive post y/n per poll (huh?) > > > > This resembles the current scheme actually, sortof.. > > Polls can be set as a block or not. If not, they are still accessable > > if you click on [ polls ], > > these polls that aren't shown as a block can be regarded as 'archived'. > > I may have misunderstood here. > > that makes sense. i was thinking that after one has about 100 polls they'll > want to hide some but still keep the data but am not sure on this now. btw, > i > am looking at phpweblog.greenhell.com and cannot figure out how to turn poll > blocks on/off after one is created ... only a KILL option is available, no > EDIT. > > philip > > > _______________________________________________ > phpWebLog-devel mailing list > php...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/phpweblog-devel > > > _______________________________________________ > phpWebLog-devel mailing list > php...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/phpweblog-devel > |
From: Jason H. <ope...@ey...> - 2000-07-03 04:55:44
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Yes I know, I have been putting that off until after 0.3.0. The TODO is becoming my scapegoat. :p Jason philip olson wrote: > i am looking at phpweblog.greenhell.com and cannot figure out how to turn poll > blocks on/off after one is created ... only a KILL option is available, no EDIT. |