birdie Posted October 16, 2006 Share Posted October 16, 2006 Hey, domain is not codetraders.com yet, just need to change my current domain,etc.Anyway..[url=http://88.104.222.165/beta/codetraders]http://88.104.222.165/beta/codetraders[/url]A search engine that enables users to share scripts/codes. Feel free to register on the test site and just have a little browse around.Points system to help prevent users that just take scripts/codes without giving anything. Points ++ for an upload which is downloaded.Points -- for a download.ps. search "php" or anything like that for my test result.Thanks for reading :). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
redbullmarky Posted October 16, 2006 Share Posted October 16, 2006 hmmm interesting.if i was critiquing on what i saw first off, i'd say it was a little plain but ok. the idea struck me more than anything else.my biggest problem came when i tried to test it out and found nothing. sure, it's not established yet so content is gonna be a bit slim - but until it has content, all it really is is a page with a few text elements and an input box on it. your use of the <font> HTML tag doesnt do much for my confidence in a coding resource either as I'm pretty sure that was deprecated ages ago.however, i think the idea could take off (assuming that it's unique). as the results are (at the moment) limited, i think there needs to be more "prompters" to work more with what the user types - even giving suggestions on content that the user [i]may[/i] be interested in based on what they type, [i]ala[/i] google's "Did you mean ...."your 'points' system is a pretty cool way of handling things.Be interesting to see much more, but as it stands it's a bit of an empty shell.[b]edit:[/b] whoops my bad - overlooked the tip to search 'php'. still, even when i did, i think some more work could be done to the way things are served. you could learn a lot from google (and without necessarily ripping them off), but i think you've got something going here that could be good and useful.hope that helps cheersMark Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
birdie Posted October 16, 2006 Author Share Posted October 16, 2006 Thanks that helps alot, i like the idea of "Did you mean.." because well i am a bit slim on content.I'll definitely overlook the <font>.Thanks again. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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