[Nfb-web] Experienced Web Developer Wanted For Help With A Web Site

Fri Jul 22 22:47:03 UTC 2011

First do you have any accounts from Europe and other countries? If no then the the mention of it is wasted time and thought.  
Second by using two columnes The first has times and the second has programing. The programing can then be inserted on all the pages. This is just a temporary fix intill you learn the command or buy the program to do it for you. 

We use this on our State page www.nfbks.org. The first column is for info that changes. The second column is a menu of our different sections. This menu is not repeated for every page. The code calls it up and places it there.  It is easy to update because you just update one page and they are all updated.

I would also like to add that my satellite radio Chanales programing only gives you east coast and West cost times and you just have to figer out the rest, for any one in our hemispher.  

Thank You 
Floyd

From: David Dunphy <djdrocks4ever at gmail.com>
To: NFB Webmaster's List <nfb-web at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Friday, July 22, 2011 2:30 PM
Subject: Re: [Nfb-web] Experienced Web Developer Wanted For Help With A Web Site

I see two problems with this solution, even if it's temporary:
1. Covering only US time zones doesn't take in to account those from
Europe and other countries.
2. To have a separate page for each time zone means that if I have six
pages, one for each time zone, then all six pages have to be updated
exactly. It's just not efficient from a time perspective when things
need to be done quickly.
Right now times are for US eastern, but if anyone can help, money will
be paid to someone who can help with this task.

On 7/20/11, Floyd <floydray1 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> David
> Keep it simple Just creat a page for each US time zones, and let the listner
> select the time zone from a list. This gives you a quick fix while you
> reseach the code or what ever method you choose to use.
> Floyd
>
> From: David Dunphy <djdrocks4ever at gmail.com>
> To: NFB Webmaster's List <nfb-web at nfbnet.org>
> Sent: Tuesday, July 19, 2011 1:19 PM
> Subject: [Nfb-web] Experienced Web Developer Wanted For Help With A Web Site
>
> Hi All!
> My name is David Dunphy, the owner of an online radio station called
> AudioAccessRadio.
> http://www.audioaccessradio.com
>
> I have someone who has helped me quite a bit with the current web site
> we have, and the site works and looks great.
> Right now however, if you go to our web site and look at the station
> schedule, all show times are displayed in US eastern time. For a
> station that's available on the world wide web, it's my belief that
> one should be able to customize the schedule to their own time zone
> for their location and country. Unfortunately, this is a little bit
> beyond the scope of my friend's ability.
> I am looking for someone with a knowledge of web development to, for
> money, help me in developing a scheduling application for our station
> that will:
> Allow those who view the schedule to set the time zone of their choice
> for viewing the schedule and have it saved as a cookie
> The ability for me to be able to through a database to go in and make
> edits to the schedule as needed
> And for the site to be able to tell the viewer when the next live show
> is going to air
>
> I don't want to take up the list to discuss this in great length to
> avoid clutter. If someone has the knowledge or if you know someone who
> does, please contact me at
> djd at audioaccessradio.com
> to answer questions about the project requirements and to discuss payment.
> I'm eager to get this scheduler rolled out as soon as I can, so you
> should only contact me if you feel you'll be able to get going on this
> right away.
> Thank you, and I'm looking forward to working with one of you.
> >From David Dunphy, Station Owner, AudioAccessRadio
> http://www.audioaccessradio.com
>
> On 7/19/11, Barrie Campbell <barriecampbell at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Peter,
>>
>> You seem a bit confused as to what you need changed.
>>
>> The domain servers on record with nameregistrars.net are the NFB.net
>> servers. The link from NFB.net to the affiliate page are what you need
>> to change, specifically, the DNS mapping to the new server.
>> Alternatively, you can change the content of the old site to send
>> users to the new site.
>>
>> You will still want to get in to your domain account, but you don't
>> need to change anything with nameregistrars.net to move to the new
>> site.
>>
>> If you could give us more info on the old site URL and the new site
>> URL we could be more detailed in our help.
>>
>> Barrie Campbell
>>
>> --- Snip ---
>>
>>
>>> Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2011 11:01:38 -0500
>>> From: "Peter Donahue" <pdonahue2 at satx.rr.com>
>>> To: "NFB Webmaster's List" <nfb-web at nfbnet.org>
>>> Subject: Re: [Nfb-web] Unable to Reset Domain Password
>>> Message-ID: <009001cc462d$249503c0$9e010b43 at yourfsyly0jtwn>
>>> Content-Type: text/plain;       charset="iso-8859-1"
>>>
>>> Hello Mike and everyone,
>>>
>>>    The problem is on the domain host and not NFB Net. The username and
>>> password for this domain has never been changed. Neither Dave nor I would
>>> be
>>> able to update the name servers as that must be done on the domain server
>>> side.
>>>
>>>    No I did not have an opportunity to test their new Web site hence do
>>> not
>>> have the new site URL. What I do know is that they built the new Web site
>>> using Wordpress. Is there a way to search the Wordpress site to obtain
>>> the
>>> new URL and what do I need to do to redirect visitors to it from the old
>>> site? If we can do that then visitors will land on the new site not the
>>> old
>>> one and we can continue to work on the password issue so we can update
>>> the
>>> site name servers and dave can remove the old site from NFB Net freeing
>>> up
>>> the space for another affiliate to use. This has been going on way too
>>> long
>>> and I want to get it out of my hair so I can move on to other projects.
>>>
>>>    Godaddy has a captcha so I won't go there. I haven't checked out
>>> register.com. Do either of these domain hosts offer automatic renuel of
>>> site
>>> domains? If not I also won't go there. Vivvio Technologies has humans
>>> that
>>> will take your order for services including domain registration. They
>>> will
>>> work with you to troubleshoot problems and offer automatic domain renuel.
>>> I'll be transfering my personal domain over to them next month as it is
>>> due
>>> to expire. Their URL is:
>>> http://www.viviotech.net
>>>
>>>    Should you want to contact them for services please tell them that
>>> Peter
>>> Donahue sent you. All the best.
>>>
>>> Peter Donahue
>>>
>>
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