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Thanks DLD. 
I got some more stuff done today, but no, I don't have a usable version done yet. Today was spent mostly doing scripting to do data verification (which gets boring after you've done it about 800,000 times) to make sure my code doesn't break, as well as add security.
I definitely want to get this squared off soon, as I am heading out of town Friday afternoon, and would like to have this all done so it's not stuck in my mind over the whole weekend I'm gone.
Also, I want to work on the new chat for MOS a bit too, although I think it will involve me editing an open source solution that already exists, like phpMyChat or the like. We shall see. Regardless, that won't begin until the first iteration of the size DB is in place.
Well, back to good old Notepad, or Metapad, or Editplus, or whatever program I'm using nowadays to code with, hehe.
- DS
I got some more stuff done today, but no, I don't have a usable version done yet. Today was spent mostly doing scripting to do data verification (which gets boring after you've done it about 800,000 times) to make sure my code doesn't break, as well as add security.
I definitely want to get this squared off soon, as I am heading out of town Friday afternoon, and would like to have this all done so it's not stuck in my mind over the whole weekend I'm gone.
Also, I want to work on the new chat for MOS a bit too, although I think it will involve me editing an open source solution that already exists, like phpMyChat or the like. We shall see. Regardless, that won't begin until the first iteration of the size DB is in place.
Well, back to good old Notepad, or Metapad, or Editplus, or whatever program I'm using nowadays to code with, hehe.
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Originally posted by dyslexic_smile
Thanks DLD.
I got some more stuff done today, but no, I don't have a usable version done yet. Today was spent mostly doing scripting to do data verification (which gets boring after you've done it about 800,000 times) to make sure my code doesn't break, as well as add security.
I definitely want to get this squared off soon, as I am heading out of town Friday afternoon, and would like to have this all done so it's not stuck in my mind over the whole weekend I'm gone.
Also, I want to work on the new chat for MOS a bit too, although I think it will involve me editing an open source solution that already exists, like phpMyChat or the like. We shall see. Regardless, that won't begin until the first iteration of the size DB is in place.
Well, back to good old Notepad, or Metapad, or Editplus, or whatever program I'm using nowadays to code with, hehe.
- DS
Its been So long I forgot what this size database is gonna do. I know it keeps track of sizes but what are the features of it, does it come with airbags?
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Alright, yes it keeps track of sizes. It will utilize MySQL to store all individuals' data (bpel, fbpsl, eg, volume, etc.), and will retrieve all of it and generate statistics. It will allow you to sort any column in a descending or ascending manner, so that the data can be displayed in different ways. It will generate statistics such as smallest, largest, average, and standard deviation for all aforementioned measurements. And you can click on a username's name to see his individual results and statistics. It works alongside your forum account so that you simply login with your normal forum login and it all works as it should.
Right now I haven't gotten all of the locality stuff done (I may hold that off for a future release), and I am still considering an option to edit your data, assuming you make a mistake upon data entry. I think that feature will definitely come in a later revision though, as that isn't as simple to implement as it may seem.
Anyways, back to work.
- DS
Right now I haven't gotten all of the locality stuff done (I may hold that off for a future release), and I am still considering an option to edit your data, assuming you make a mistake upon data entry. I think that feature will definitely come in a later revision though, as that isn't as simple to implement as it may seem.
Anyways, back to work.
- DS
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Yeah, so that is a long drumroll. Anyways, I haven't touched a computer since I visited this forum last. I wanted everyone to know that I didn't halt the project or anything. I have two more php files to code, and then the first iteration should of it should be all happy. (It'll be missing some stuff that I want in it, but I can live without them being implemented for now).
I haven't been home at all lately, and at work, I've had to do mostly work-related stuff while my brain is mush. Just been dealing with a family member who is dying, as well as my friend "Spaddy" (Paul Spadafora) who is in a heapful of trouble with the law right now. I guess anyone who watches ESPN or lives in Pittsburgh will know what I'm talking about.
In any case, I hate making excuses for me not getting this thing done sooner, since it would have been done if I didn't take the longass hiatus before.
Jaz, I'll let you know when I get this done, so that the drumroll can come to an end.
I'm going to get to coding now. All I can say is sorry for the tremendous wait, and hope it'll be worth it in the end.
- ds
I haven't been home at all lately, and at work, I've had to do mostly work-related stuff while my brain is mush. Just been dealing with a family member who is dying, as well as my friend "Spaddy" (Paul Spadafora) who is in a heapful of trouble with the law right now. I guess anyone who watches ESPN or lives in Pittsburgh will know what I'm talking about.
In any case, I hate making excuses for me not getting this thing done sooner, since it would have been done if I didn't take the longass hiatus before.
Jaz, I'll let you know when I get this done, so that the drumroll can come to an end.
I'm going to get to coding now. All I can say is sorry for the tremendous wait, and hope it'll be worth it in the end.
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*ears hurting from long drumroll*
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ISn't SQL some sort of "dynamic" programming language?
I don't know shit about coding.... but I tried to set up a forum once, and i've put my ankles in the sea of coding with a lot of HTML and Javascript, with a lil PHP, SQL, and Perl.
That was like 3 years ago though, lost all info, and have trouble remembering what "meta tags" are.
Anyway, this reminds me, DLD - do you hire someone for your web/forum - or do you do all this yourself?
You're obviously intelligent, this is your business, and have plenty of time to work on it, so I always figured you did all of it yourself - but forums as feature-full as these tend to be complicated as hell to set up!
If you do it all yourself, PROPS !
i know who Paul Spadafora is! The "Pittsburgh Kid" ! I watch boxing all the time on ESPN and ESPN2, so anyways what kinda trouble is he in, what happened to him ?
I don't know shit about coding.... but I tried to set up a forum once, and i've put my ankles in the sea of coding with a lot of HTML and Javascript, with a lil PHP, SQL, and Perl.
That was like 3 years ago though, lost all info, and have trouble remembering what "meta tags" are.
Anyway, this reminds me, DLD - do you hire someone for your web/forum - or do you do all this yourself?
You're obviously intelligent, this is your business, and have plenty of time to work on it, so I always figured you did all of it yourself - but forums as feature-full as these tend to be complicated as hell to set up!
If you do it all yourself, PROPS !
i know who Paul Spadafora is! The "Pittsburgh Kid" ! I watch boxing all the time on ESPN and ESPN2, so anyways what kinda trouble is he in, what happened to him ?
What about having, instead of one EG measurement, have a minimum and maximum EG? (mEG, MEG) Then, the volume could be calculated by averaging these, wouldn't be perfect but probably more accurate than a single EG measurement. I know that dicks come in many shapes none of which are cylindrical, but most commonly the base girth is the largest and just beneath the glans is the smallest shaft girth.
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damn, anyone hear from dyslexic? it would be really cool to get this up, anyone willing to help or something?
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Originally posted by Anon
Heck, I could do this in a day. Want it to run off the forum database (so we don't need to sign up for new username/passes)?
What do we need?
BPenis EnlargementL
NBPenis EnlargementL
EG(base)
EG(mid)
EG(head)
FL
FG
BPFSL
Time per day/week in hours
Too many acronyms!! Anything else?
Go ahead and knock it out! Apparently D_S gave up on us. If you're able to do it it will be a great contribution to MoS!!!!
PM or email me at jaz@mattersofsize.com if you have any questions or needs.
THanks!!!!
Jaz
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D_S is dead!
work on it, don't know why you hesitate to
work on it, don't know why you hesitate to
Here it is chaps, along with an installation instruction file. Can't wait to see it in action
Couple of things about the application:
1) Written in PHP, using MySQL database. It doesn't actually create it's own database, but adds another table onto the vbulletin one, which means you can log in using your MoS forums user/pass.
2) It doesn't show gains (yet). Didn't have time to do this, and didn't want to spend ages figuring it all out if no-one's going to use it
3) It's probably not as efficient as it could be. The statistics page, for instance, runs about 15 SQL queries, which IMO is too many. Still, can't really get around that. Caching and stored procedures is probably the way to go, but again, this is just a preliminary version.
4) Expect updates if this thing is used heavily.
Oh, and yes, I can "knock them out" quite fast these days...
Couple of things about the application:
1) Written in PHP, using MySQL database. It doesn't actually create it's own database, but adds another table onto the vbulletin one, which means you can log in using your MoS forums user/pass.
2) It doesn't show gains (yet). Didn't have time to do this, and didn't want to spend ages figuring it all out if no-one's going to use it
3) It's probably not as efficient as it could be. The statistics page, for instance, runs about 15 SQL queries, which IMO is too many. Still, can't really get around that. Caching and stored procedures is probably the way to go, but again, this is just a preliminary version.
4) Expect updates if this thing is used heavily.
Oh, and yes, I can "knock them out" quite fast these days...
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