[QUOTE=Silentfood;44823672]Don't log POST requests if you're dumping requests, that's how YouPorn exposed everyone's login information.
I've been tinkering with compression, I wanted something that compresses my document then decompresses it on the client side.
[url]http://nlan.org/compress/[/url]
It isn't viable at the moment as the first page loads the LZMA javascript into cache which is big. The document is base64 encoded which increases the size, and I'm converting the bytes via hexdump for debugging which is maxing it even bigger.
I know this isn't a question thread, but does anyone know of a language where I can create MVC pages and keep a single MySQL instance open instead of connecting each time like PHP? I'd love to work with something new.[/QUOTE]
Have you tried PDO::ATTR_PERSISTENT?
[QUOTE=Silentfood;44823672]I know this isn't a question thread, but does anyone know of a language where I can create MVC pages and keep a single MySQL instance open instead of connecting each time like PHP? I'd love to work with something new.[/QUOTE]
Doesn't Node.JS work like that?
[QUOTE=TrinityX;44823774]Doesn't Node.JS work like that?[/QUOTE]
Most sane frameworks work in an event loop and can reuse connections.
I was just showing my friend the log feature in my comp sci class and saw this
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/tys4xGr.png[/IMG]
:v:
[QUOTE=Svenskunganka;44823729]Have you tried PDO::ATTR_PERSISTENT?[/QUOTE]
I was on the bog and I was thinking of how PHP is flawed by not having variables and objects already loaded and that it needs to re-establish them every page load. I think I'm gonna try out using Node.JS as a web framework, only ever used it for WebSocket's and REST polling Reddit for League of Legends keys.
I need some help, I am trying to re-design a ticketing systems home page for a team of mine. However the re-design that I have been moving towards isn't really exciting me. If anyone else can help give some suggestions or figure out how to display all the users information in a decent format on the home page would be very much appreciated!
[b]BEFORE[/b]
[img_thumb]http://puu.sh/8OCpS.png[/img_thumb]
[b]AFTER[/b]
[img_thumb]http://puu.sh/8OCxd.png[/img_thumb]
[QUOTE=Silentfood;44823672]Don't log POST requests if you're dumping requests[/QUOTE]
DO log POST requests. Just be smart enough to filter out things like passwords and password confirmations before they hit the log file.
[editline]16th May 2014[/editline]
[QUOTE=TH3_L33T;44824864]I need some help, I am trying to re-design a ticketing systems home page for a team of mine. However the re-design that I have been moving towards isn't really exciting me. If anyone else can help give some suggestions or figure out how to display all the users information in a decent format on the home page would be very much appreciated!
[b]BEFORE[/b]
[img_thumb]http://puu.sh/8OCpS.png[/img_thumb]
[b]AFTER[/b]
[img_thumb]http://puu.sh/8OCxd.png[/img_thumb][/QUOTE]
That actually looks less useful now. If people are going to be coming here to check tickets assigned do them, doesn't it make more sense to show them the tickets that are assigned to them up front instead of making them click to get there?
I would keep the list of tickets unless you have a really good reason to remove them.
Design isn't just making things look pretty, that is a secondary goal. Design is making things solve problems as well as possible.
[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;44824880]That actually looks less useful now. If people are going to be coming here to check tickets assigned do them, doesn't it make more sense to show them the tickets that are assigned to them up front instead of making them click to get there?
I would keep the list of tickets unless you have a really good reason to remove them.
Design isn't just making things look pretty, that is a secondary goal. Design is making things solve problems as well as possible.[/QUOTE]
Well, the default one selected would be tickets assigned to them in the new design, or let the user choose what they want the default ticket view. I have only done some basic css for the new one, so wasn't able to show this in the new design.
The main reason of doing this is because the lists I have on the old version to me is becoming very cluttered, just added a new feature for "Resolved Tickets", which shouldn't be shown on the main assigned to you. So they stay separate from the currently open status tickets, since they are at the last stage of the tickets closure.
I believe that only so much data can be displayed on the page until it becomes just annoying and cluttered to move around, which I believe the current system is really starting to get to that point.
I am also accepting any suggestions of other methods that might make the home page cleaner.
If you think it's cluttered the first thing I would revisit is the data displayed in the ticket tables and the way that data is presented. Do you really need to know who opened the ticket on that view or when the ticket was opened? Can you sort by priority instead of showing it as it's own column? Can you make the priority more visual instead of just showing a number so it's easier to see what's important at a glance?
I agree recently closed is probably not useful on the homepage, but assigned to you probably is and opened by you could be too. You could try making those colored rectangles that you have in to tabs and have it default to "assigned to you".
Talk to the people that use this system every day and find out what they use the most and bubble that up to the top.
[QUOTE=TH3_L33T;44824864]I need some help, I am trying to re-design a ticketing systems home page for a team of mine. However the re-design that I have been moving towards isn't really exciting me. If anyone else can help give some suggestions or figure out how to display all the users information in a decent format on the home page would be very much appreciated![/QUOTE]
What if you take colors from [URL="http://flatuicolors.com/"]here[/URL] (because the current colors aren't that flat), make them clickable, and when you click it, change category to that. When active, make them darker. Have one always open, so it'll never be empty.
But that's just what i'd do.
[QUOTE=TrinityX;44825092]What if you take colors from [URL="http://flatuicolors.com/"]here[/URL] (because the current colors aren't that flat), make them clickable, and when you click it, change category to that. When active, make them darker. Have one always open, so it'll never be empty.
But that's just what i'd do.[/QUOTE]
Thats what I was planning to do. Probably should of pointed that out more.
Though, I don't think the colors are to bad.
[QUOTE=TrinityX;44825092]What if you take colors from [URL="http://flatuicolors.com/"]here[/URL] ([B]because the current colors aren't that flat[/B])[/QUOTE]
Oh jesus christ... All colors are flat unless it's a gradient! This is the epitome of uninspired, derivative design. "YOUR COLORS DONT PERFECTLY MATCH THIS TRENDY AESTHETIC, USE THESE ONES"
You can get away with really non contrasting gradients too, as long as the two colors are very similar, gradients can look flat but add a bit of edge to some parts of the design
[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;44825387]Oh jesus christ... All colors are flat unless it's a gradient! This is the epitome of uninspired, derivative design. "YOUR COLORS DONT PERFECTLY MATCH THIS TRENDY AESTHETIC, USE THESE ONES"[/QUOTE]
Calm down dude, let me rephrase myself... Although they are "flat" colors, they really don't fit the theme IMO.
[QUOTE=TrinityX;44825591]Calm down dude, let me rephrase myself... Although they are "flat" colors, they really don't fit the theme IMO.[/QUOTE]
They set the theme more than anything else on the page. The only other elements are a grey bar and some text, which could go with any color. I do agree that they aren't the best colors, but you're talking out of your ass lol.
[img]http://puu.sh/8P1eW.png[/img]
Here is what it looks like at the end of the day. All the numbers are properly linked up, and everything actually works. Still need to do a lot of CSS changes to make everything look nicer together, talked to some team members and they all seem to like it, so going to continue heading in the direction I am going.
For all those w ho might wonder what the radio buttons are on the bottom of the colorful buttons, they allow the user to set the default button. So they can select which category they want to be automatically placed into every time they visit the page.
Also the "-1" on Resolved is debugging purposes, since nothing has been set up to show for Resolved yet.
Thoughts?
[QUOTE=TH3_L33T;44827428][img]http://puu.sh/8P1eW.png[/img]
Here is what it looks like at the end of the day. All the numbers are properly linked up, and everything actually works. Still need to do a lot of CSS changes to make everything look nicer together, talked to some team members and they all seem to like it, so going to continue heading in the direction I am going.
For all those w ho might wonder what the radio buttons are on the bottom of the colorful buttons, they allow the user to set the default button. So they can select which category they want to be automatically placed into every time they visit the page.
Also the "-1" on Resolved is debugging purposes, since nothing has been set up to show for Resolved yet.
Thoughts?[/QUOTE]
unassigned is one word, without a dash and there is some inconsistency, as you have a space before "tickets" and not before "un". Also, you should get rid of the radiobox and draw a big fat line below the object if it's selected.
[QUOTE=Cyberuben;44827477]unassigned is one word, without a dash and there is some inconsistency, as you have a space before "tickets" and not before "un". Also, you should get rid of the radiobox and draw a big fat line below the object if it's selected.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, lots of this stuff is still being worked on, so there are quite a few inconsistency, just getting lots of the stuff working right now, and then going to go through and make sure everything looks alright.
[QUOTE=jung3o;44823900]I was just showing my friend the log feature in my comp sci class and saw this
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/tys4xGr.png[/IMG]
:v:[/QUOTE]
Welcome to the wonderful world of internet background noise. Vulnerability scanners and spiders are like static on the radio.
Made this for a school project: [url]https://recip.us[/url]
A few of the buttons don't work yet and I still need to optimise the add page for mobile displays - but other than that seems to work fine.
[QUOTE=Matt W;44839328]Made this for a school project: [url]https://recip.us[/url]
A few of the buttons don't work yet and I still need to optimise the add page for mobile displays - but other than that seems to work fine.[/QUOTE]
Mobile looks good except for the images. I highly recommend you make them SVG images, that way no matter how sharp displays become they will always look great
Just tried MACAW and wow, it's missing so many essential features like % height... or just setting full height with top: 0/ bottom: 0
[QUOTE=Shadaez;44841062]Just tried MACAW and wow, it's missing so many essential features like % height... or just setting full height with top: 0/ bottom: 0[/QUOTE]
Wouldn't full height be 100%? And it was only released in March, I think many people have requested percentage height so it will be added
I don't see why someone hasn't made something similar to socket.io to make handling sessions super simple, I still don't really get it
[QUOTE=djjkxbox360;44841471]Wouldn't full height be 100%? And it was only released in March, I think many people have requested percentage height so it will be added[/quote]
i guess, i think there's some differences though
[QUOTE=Shadaez;44842017]I don't see why someone hasn't made something similar to socket.io to make handling sessions super simple, I still don't really get it[/QUOTE]
Because it's already super simple?
Working on comp sci project (more like web dev). I finally am able to drag elements
[vid]http://a.pomf.se/luqlyl.webm[/vid]
:)
Made my first website from scratch today! That means I finally get to post here, check me out!
[url]http://hustlegaming.net/bluecloud/home.html[/url]
Albeit, I'm getting $5 for my work... what's a man to do when he's lost his job?
It's not much compared to the stuff I see here, and web isn't generally where I work but I've published my blog which I've implemented using Django. Any constructive criticism is much appreciated.
[url]https://curlybracket.co.uk/blog/[/url]
[QUOTE=ben1066;44849039]It's not much compared to the stuff I see here, and web isn't generally where I work but I've published my blog which I've implemented using Django. Any constructive criticism is much appreciated.
[url]https://curlybracket.co.uk/blog/[/url][/QUOTE]
What kind of blogging software are you using or did you make this yourself? If so; source?
[QUOTE=Mega1mpact;44849053]What kind of blogging software are you using or did you make this yourself? If so; source?[/QUOTE]
Myself, currently haven't got the source code up anywhere, I might put it on github though I need to clean up the settings since currently some of the important settings (like database passwords) are just in a local_settings.py file because I'm lazy.
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