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Need Somebody To Complete A Php User System.

May 28th, 2011 Comments off

I need somebody to complete (add extra features) to a user system. The user system is coded in OOP.

It currently has these scripts:

-Login (Username + Password)
-Register (Username, Password, Repeat Password, Email, Repeat Email, Simple Captcha [You enter 3 numbers. I need it more advanced.], Gender)
-Logout

This is what I needed:
-A registration script (Username, Password, Repeat Password, Email, Repeat Email, [Parent/Guardian's Email Repeat Parent/Guardian's Email IF they are under 13], Birthdate, Captcha, Email notification etc.)
-A Login Script (Username + Password)
-Logout
-User Profiles (Displays username, Gender IF selected, Age IF selected, and a description of the member.)
-User Ranks (Banned, Member, Owner, Head Admin, Admin, Head Moderator,
Moderator, Head Artist, Artist, Head Programmer, Programmer, Head Graphic Artist, Graphic Artist, Head Writer, Writer, Beta Tester)
-Pages which you can only view when logged in.
-Pages you can only see when you’re a certain rank.
-Also, if you’re banned, you can not login at all until you are unbanned and the user should receive an email notification.

I’m paying up to $20 for this. All designs are provided.

Xcart Repeat Last Order

March 15th, 2010 Comments off

I currently have the BCS Engineering Reorder mod at my xcart store, but this requires you to actually go into your order history and select a previous order to load in into your shopping cart. I would like to create a “repeat last order” button that will add the contents of your most recent order to your shopping cart, eliminating the need to search through orders.

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Magento Customer Reward Module

February 28th, 2010 Comments off

I need a module for Magento that will has functionality that allows customers who make repeat purchases to be rewarded.

For example conditions should be:
1st repeat order – an extra 10% off
2nd repeat order – an extra 20% off
3rd repeat order – 0% discount.

Sign Up Repeat Fix

December 24th, 2009 Comments off

I need some form validation to prevent new members from creating multiple accounts with the same email and username.

I don’t want it to slow down the process very much however.

It should return an error message that reads “that email address already in use”.

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Image Resolution Issue

November 26th, 2009 Comments off

Hello,

I’m having an issue with two graphics on my site – the logo banner and the signup banner.

Basically, the graphic does not display correctly on all resolutions and needs to be made fluid. Apparently if you split it into three images (left,right,background) you can make a fluid banner for vBulletin. I don’t really care how it’s done as long as it’s fixed somehow.

You can see the issue by going here:
http://www.webconfs.com/web-page-screen-resolution.php

And entering this:
http://cashcampus.co.uk/content.php

You need to be a licensed user to view the thread on vBulletin.org so I created a quick video:

http://www.screencast.com/t/N2I1NjYw

Here’s some info I found on making fluid banners:

To do this just add some lines to your CSS and then call it out in the template you want it to display.

Example: for a 3 part image in the CSS add

#headerFill{
background-image: url(your/path/to image/here.gif);
background-repeat: repeat-x;
height: 120px;
width: 100%;
margin-right: auto;
margin-left: auto;
}
#headerL{
background-image: url(your/path/to image/here.gif);
height: 120px;
background-repeat: no-repeat;
width: 468px;
float: left;
margin-left: -20px;
}
#headerR {
background-image: url(your/path/to image/here.gif);
background-repeat: no-repeat;
height: 120px;
width: 175px;
float: right;
margin-right: -20px;
}

You can name it however you like, I used headerFill, headerR, and headerL. Be sure to put the correct image height and width in. THe margin-right and left is to align the edges to your forum width…you may need to adjust it or remove it.

Then in your header template add the following:

<div id=”headerFill”><div id=”headerL”></div><div id=”headerR”></div></div>

You should now have a fluid banner

Task System

September 6th, 2009 Comments off

THIS MUST BE COMPLETED BY 11:59PM EST ON MONDAY SEPTEMBER 7 – DO NOT BID IF YOU CANNOT MEET THIS DEADLINE!!
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The purpose of this module is for users to be able to:
1. View tasks in order of importance and deadline date & time.
2. Provide updates to the user that opened the task in a ticket-like system, with the user that opened the
task also able to reply back or add additional information to task at any time.
3. Add notes for themselves relating to the task.
4. Provide estimated date & time for task completion.
5. Mark task as complete.
6. Re-assign the task to another user.
7. Add a one-off task for themselves or another user to complete with level of importance and optional
deadline date & time, for example 10:00 AM on November 1st 2009, so user receiving the task can
see it should be completed by this time.
8. Add a recurring task for themselves or another user to complete which will come back into the
system once it has been completed. When creating the task can set to repeat either on a daily, weekly,
monthly basis, or on 1 or more specific days of the week (for example every Monday & Thursday).
The user should also select a level of importance with optional deadline time, for example 10:00 AM,
so user receiving the task knows it should be completed every time by 10:00 AM.
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The main page should show the logged in user an overview of their outstanding tasks in order of importance
and date & time of deadline. Should also show the estimated completion date & time if the user has set this.
There should be be a separate archive area that shows tasks they have previously marked as completed.
The main page should also show overview of tasks the logged in user has created for other users, again in
order of importance and date & time of deadline. Should also show the estimated completion date & time if
the user assigned to the task has set this.
The purpose of this module is for users to be able to:
1. View tasks in order of importance and deadline date & time.
2. Provide updates to the user that opened the task in a ticket-like system, with the user that opened the
task also able to reply back or add additional information to task at any time.
3. Add notes for themselves relating to the task.
4. Provide estimated date & time for task completion.
5. Mark task as complete.
6. Re-assign the task to another user.
7. Add a one-off task for themselves or another user to complete with level of importance and optional
deadline date & time, for example 10:00 AM on November 1st 2009, so user receiving the task can
see it should be completed by this time.
8. Add a recurring task for themselves or another user to complete which will come back into the
system once it has been completed. When creating the task can set to repeat either on a daily, weekly,
monthly basis, or on 1 or more specific days of the week (for example every Monday & Thursday).
The user should also select a level of importance with optional deadline time, for example 10:00 AM,
so user receiving the task knows it should be completed every time by 10:00 AM.
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They should be able to click on a task to see full information on the task including a notes the user has added
for themselves along with a ticket-like view of communications between the logged in user & the user that
created the task. They should also be able to set estimated date & time for task completion, or change date &
time set previously. There should be a button to mark task as completed which will notify the user that
opened the task and move the task to the completed archive for both users. They should also have the option
to re-assign the task to another user within the system.
The purpose of this module is for users to be able to:
1. View tasks in order of importance and deadline date & time.
2. Provide updates to the user that opened the task in a ticket-like system, with the user that opened the
task also able to reply back or add additional information to task at any time.
3. Add notes for themselves relating to the task.
4. Provide estimated date & time for task completion.
5. Mark task as complete.
6. Re-assign the task to another user.
7. Add a one-off task for themselves or another user to complete with level of importance and optional
deadline date & time, for example 10:00 AM on November 1st 2009, so user receiving the task can
see it should be completed by this time.
8. Add a recurring task for themselves or another user to complete which will come back into the
system once it has been completed. When creating the task can set to repeat either on a daily, weekly,
monthly basis, or on 1 or more specific days of the week (for example every Monday & Thursday).
The user should also select a level of importance with optional deadline time, for example 10:00 AM,
so user receiving the task knows it should be completed every time by 10:00 AM.
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Everything should have pagination so there are not too many tasks on a single page.
The purpose of this module is for users to be able to:
1. View tasks in order of importance and deadline date & time.
2. Provide updates to the user that opened the task in a ticket-like system, with the user that opened the
task also able to reply back or add additional information to task at any time.
3. Add notes for themselves relating to the task.
4. Provide estimated date & time for task completion.
5. Mark task as complete.
6. Re-assign the task to another user.
7. Add a one-off task for themselves or another user to complete with level of importance and optional
deadline date & time, for example 10:00 AM on November 1st 2009, so user receiving the task can
see it should be completed by this time.
8. Add a recurring task for themselves or another user to complete which will come back into the
system once it has been completed. When creating the task can set to repeat either on a daily, weekly,
monthly basis, or on 1 or more specific days of the week (for example every Monday & Thursday).
The user should also select a level of importance with optional deadline time, for example 10:00 AM,
so user receiving the task knows it should be completed every time by 10:00 AM.
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All users should also be able to set a reminder for themselves for a specified date & time, either as a standalone
reminder from the main page (which should just simply be some text entered by the user), or a
reminder relating to a certain task on the task information page (which should be some text entered by the
user along with a link to the task information page).
The purpose of this module is for users to be able to:
1. View tasks in order of importance and deadline date & time.
2. Provide updates to the user that opened the task in a ticket-like system, with the user that opened the
task also able to reply back or add additional information to task at any time.
3. Add notes for themselves relating to the task.
4. Provide estimated date & time for task completion.
5. Mark task as complete.
6. Re-assign the task to another user.
7. Add a one-off task for themselves or another user to complete with level of importance and optional
deadline date & time, for example 10:00 AM on November 1st 2009, so user receiving the task can
see it should be completed by this time.
8. Add a recurring task for themselves or another user to complete which will come back into the
system once it has been completed. When creating the task can set to repeat either on a daily, weekly,
monthly basis, or on 1 or more specific days of the week (for example every Monday & Thursday).
The user should also select a level of importance with optional deadline time, for example 10:00 AM,
so user receiving the task knows it should be completed every time by 10:00 AM.
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Reminders and notifications that task is completed should be sent via MSN Messenger using pre-built PHP
class. The MSN address of all users is stored within the users table.

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Modify Site

August 25th, 2009 Comments off

1. Fix the issue with the Marketing Talk section (homepage). There should be an open text box where everyone can type and make comments. Right now it only works for me when I sign in to the back-end.

2. Banner ad: Making sure the banner ad rotation is working properly
This use to work but no longer works for the client. What use to happen is when they click on another page it would switch to a different flash rotator. So for instance right now on the home page is rotates from Social Media Strategies to

Blog Posts Repeat 4 Times

July 8th, 2009 Comments off

I’m looking for an experience individual (you must have experiencing dealing with my exact issue and state that when you bid).

I have no clue what happened but everytime I blog, it gets repeated 4 times.This is not a new blog and I have posted successfully for months then yesterday, out of the blue, this happened. So I write “page test” the blog post looks like this.

page test

page test

page test

page test

I have no clue how to fix this. Any help please.

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Ea For Mt4 Programer Required

June 28th, 2009 Comments off

*Input Slippage value (any vlaue ex. 1,1.5,2,4.5

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