"Intro to Web Design Process is in Krauss Hall 12
are you familiar with UH campus?
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Barbara Prusiewicz
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Barbara Prusiewicz is attending Susan Horowitz's event
The Big Picture: Intro to the Web Design Process with Colin Macdonald at UHM Sakamaki C104
January 21, 2012 from 10am to 12pm
For most people, the web exists as a place to explore and consume information. But what happens when your role changes from explorer and consumer to that of author, designer, or disseminator of ideas? What skills and knowledge do you need to create a new web page or to maintain an existing website? What possibilities exist to improve your pages or to add major new features? PNM offers a broad range of courses designed to address these and many other issues facing the web designer. The very…See More
Josh Sommers replied to Barbara Prusiewicz's discussion wordpress.com and php in the group WordPress"For 'ultra-simple' sites, take a look at Weebly.com. They do not allow custom scripts, but they do have built in support for many of the things you mentioned. It is a free service that has a very reasonably priced paid…"
Barbara Prusiewicz replied to Barbara Prusiewicz's discussion wordpress.com and php in the group WordPress"Thanks!
This is what I thought - but I just wanted to make sure that wordpress.com wasn't hiding the plugin setup somewhere (or had an alternative approach).
For another web site, I have WordPress installed on the server and I see how to…"
Josh Sommers replied to Barbara Prusiewicz's discussion wordpress.com and php in the group WordPress"Oops, I Just noticed you mentioned WordPress.COM instead of WordPress.ORG. The plugins listed above will not work with .COM, nor will you be able to include custom PHP scripts there.
If you have your own host (like HostMonster, HostGator,…"
Josh Sommers replied to Barbara Prusiewicz's discussion wordpress.com and php in the group WordPress"Hi Barbara,
Wordpress is very capable of everything mentioned.
As for the forms, check out GravityForms as a paid solution or any of the open-source plugins…"
Barbara Prusiewicz added a discussion to the group WordPress
wordpress.com and php
I am working on a website for a non-profit group. The current website is mostly static html & css, but we do have a php form (validates and stores data in small db and generates email notifications).Some folks in the group have suggested we move to wordpress.com. But I don't see how I can add my php form on wordpress.com. I understand how I could integrate the php form if I was running wordpress on my own server. But it seems that wordpress.com doesn't offer this level of control.Can…See More
Profile Information
- Occupation:
- Software Developer, Web Developer
- Company:
- VeriFone
- Areas of Interest (Robotics, Software Architecture, Green Energy, Web 2.0, etc.):
- Software Architecture, Design Patterns, Java, Open Source
Web Technologies - HTML/XHTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript
- Software Language Proficiencies / Interests:
- C, C++, HTML, Java, Javascript, PHP
- About Me:
- I am a principal software engineer with a special interest in software architecture, design patterns, and developer tools.
Outside of my day job, I am involved in maintaining web sites for non profit groups.
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 4:54pm on January 20, 2012,
Susan Horowitz said… Intro to Web Design Process is in Krauss Hall 12
are you familiar with UH campus?
- At 11:22am on October 29, 2008,
Mika Leuck said… - E komo mai Barbara! The FAQ is a good place to learn about the site. You may want to join some of the interest groups such as C/C++ Developers and Java Developers.
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