I need a someone or couple estrip savy veteran peeps who want to be official greeters/helpers. It's not very demanding. You would ber interacting with people about question on how to use the site and possibly answering some emails. When you are online it will show some sort of status symbol like "official helper" so that people can ask you for help.
new icon maybe?
Typical interaction: People sign up but have trouble confirming their email. You would have a control panel to manually confirm them. They aren't sure how to add a picture to their journal or listen to sound, etc. A lot of times the questions are even simpler than that, such as, "What is estrip about?", "Does it cost anything?", etc
While the help files would be the most obvious place to get the answers, some people just like a little coaching. So help might have a link to helper peeps online if they still have a question about something and that helper would be you.
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09/29/2005 13:26 #30156
Official Greeter/ HelpersCategory: help
09/28/2005 23:45 #30155
Estrip Wap gets ChatCategory: wap
I added chat to the wap site for (e:lilho). I will allow people to post to the chat after i go get a guiness at the pink. In the mean time read the chat at elmwoodstrip.org/wap on your wap compatible cell phone.
09/26/2005 22:56 #30154
Two QuestionsCategory: estrip
1. Does anyone want to be a sports writer? You don't have to already be a member of the site but I would like someone to cover local sports and sport issues.
2. When I get some time, I am going to totally redo the calendar interface as it apparently is not very useful. More work for (e:uncutsaniflush).
I am thinking about moving the calendar right off the page and making a calendar utility that other people can post to without even having a journal entry to associate with it. You will still be able to associate a journal entry with an entry on the calendar. I am also thinking about making calendar comments. After 2 years it has seen very little use other than upon its release. Does anyone have suggestion? Just leave them as comments.
2. When I get some time, I am going to totally redo the calendar interface as it apparently is not very useful. More work for (e:uncutsaniflush).
I am thinking about moving the calendar right off the page and making a calendar utility that other people can post to without even having a journal entry to associate with it. You will still be able to associate a journal entry with an entry on the calendar. I am also thinking about making calendar comments. After 2 years it has seen very little use other than upon its release. Does anyone have suggestion? Just leave them as comments.
uncutsaniflush - 09/27/05 00:21
paul,
i think i got the easy job - for me at least writing help files is way easier than coding.
paul,
i think i got the easy job - for me at least writing help files is way easier than coding.
ladycroft - 09/26/05 23:06
I would use the calendar more if I were able to post without having to tag it to a journal entry. Sounds like a plan.
I would use the calendar more if I were able to post without having to tag it to a journal entry. Sounds like a plan.
09/25/2005 22:50 #30153
Latest Entries UpdateCategory: estrip
I have updated the latest entries box to display the number of media (images, sound, video) included with each entry. If you roll over the mini icons, it will tell you how many of that type of media are included in the entry. Unfortunately, some people with big names like (e:southernyankee), haha, make the icons pop over the edge if they add multiple media formats to one entry!! I might redesign a little bit but I am really busy with my day job work right now.
[size=m]peep count update[/size]
Posting to the chat renews your name in the peep count if you have timed out after 5 minutes of inactivity.
[size=m]peep count update[/size]
Posting to the chat renews your name in the peep count if you have timed out after 5 minutes of inactivity.
09/21/2005 21:27 #30152
Comment Info UpdateCategory: estrip
(e:theecarey) had made a point that sometimes it is not easy to now what comments have been made. I forgot to tell everyone a couple months ago when I added comments to the search box. Maybe it needs a better home. Either way it needs to be covered in the help file.
SO the point is, if you click on the search box and then click on the comments link at the top you can see the last 15 comments posted in chronological order with links back to the original journals they were posted on. You can also get there by visiting this
You can refine the search to a specific user and see more than 15 comments by using the forms provided. You can also sort by different fields by clicking on the field names.
--paul
SO the point is, if you click on the search box and then click on the comments link at the top you can see the last 15 comments posted in chronological order with links back to the original journals they were posted on. You can also get there by visiting this
You can refine the search to a specific user and see more than 15 comments by using the forms provided. You can also sort by different fields by clicking on the field names.
--paul
leetee - 09/21/05 23:32
working on osx, on our wee little ibook here. logged in, of course. using firefox, of course.
working on osx, on our wee little ibook here. logged in, of course. using firefox, of course.
uncutsaniflush - 09/21/05 23:14
paul, if someone is not logged in (in linux with firefox at least) an error message results:
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /opt/lampp/htdocs/elmwood/elmwood/includes/headerPopUp.php:5) in /opt/lampp/htdocs/elmwood/elmwood/comments/read.php on line 17
once logged in, the search works okay in linux.
I've not tried it in osX or Windows yet.
personally, i think you should make the comments dynamic like chat. of course, i think the journal listings should also be dynamic and not sorted by user name.
paul, if someone is not logged in (in linux with firefox at least) an error message results:
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /opt/lampp/htdocs/elmwood/elmwood/includes/headerPopUp.php:5) in /opt/lampp/htdocs/elmwood/elmwood/comments/read.php on line 17
once logged in, the search works okay in linux.
I've not tried it in osX or Windows yet.
personally, i think you should make the comments dynamic like chat. of course, i think the journal listings should also be dynamic and not sorted by user name.
if you give me a little tutorial i'd be happy to help, since i'm on quite often.
if you need any help with new young'ns, i speak teenager.