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From: Andrew Murray <mad.max@which.net>
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Subject: Re: Active Members List
Date: Mon, 18 Oct 1999 17:16:45 +0100
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E-mail Net Yaroze team if they are still about then ask them if you could use
the script or a modified version.

Max

Rikki Prince wrote:

> > I agree good job!!! Mind you I laughed at myself today when I filled it
> out
> > only to read that it's not active yet!!!!
>
> Sorry about that. I suppose I should have put the note at the top, but it
> was a great marketing move to make you all read through and consider your
> answers, so I would get better feedback ;)
>
> > Mind you  the thread list is handy as a quick reference, but the form
> kicks
> > ass.
> > Will you get it to update a page on the fly or update it yourself every so
> > often?
>
> I suppose it would be better to have a self updating list, as then it would
> make it easier to write a script to search it all, but I haven't got a clue
> how to write CGI perl or anything Web related, so my only option would be to
> set-up a guestbook, but that would allow multiple entries from everyone.
> Ideally I'd need to have something like on the NY homepage, where it gets
> rid of your last entry and replaces it with your new one, but then you would
> have to input all your info each time you progress in a project, so I'd need
> to allow each person to check all the info they have currently got, and
> change what they want. As I say, I haven't got the slightest clue how to do
> that, so I'm planning on manually updating it, though I'm writing a very bad
> and inefficient utility in VB which I can just paste the e-mail into, and
> then it outputs a .html file (hopefully, I'm pretty useless at VB, and I've
> only got VB 4.0 learning edition, so I can't make .exe files, but it should
> speed everything up and keep it all standard. I'll activate the form once
> I've finished the utility and tested it a bit. Should be this week, maybe
> even tonight, but I've got a week off school next week so I'll have it up
> and running for definite then.
>
> Anyway, one thing I want to know is about the colours. Who thinks they
> should be changed? Andrew Murray sent me a suggested form, with a few things
> updated, and the colours changed. You can view it here:
> http://www.netyaroze-europe.com/~rprince/listform2.html
>
> Any thoughts on it? (Submissions still not allowed ;)
>
> Rikki

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