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SOME PORTIONS OF THIS SOFTWARE IS UNTESTED.
In other words, it won't work worth anything because I don't know if you need MySQL (I set that up a loooong time ago). Beta tesing would be greatly appreciated, but if you can get it working, post what you did!
Well yep, some of you might know that I make little PHP things (some of which aren't so little) and so in order to keep up with my school I created this automatic note taking system.
Well, maybe it's not automatic, but it IS a note taking system. And it's incredibly easy to download, install, and use! I basically created a 1 page, 163 lined CMS (Content Management System) specifically designed to take notes!
You can choose what classes you have with a little bit of code-editing (if you know how to do that sort of thing), so you can know which note was from which class, and also when with the date.
All notes are completely search-able by any keyword (keywords are automatically (yes, automatically) generated - any word or phrase you type is a keyword) and also by date. For example, you can find the note about Trigonometry that you knew you did in October or the note about Advanced Chemistry that you have no idea when you wrote it. It'll pop up, and in full HTML (you can use HTML) you can view it.
Now in order to keep the line count down and speed up, I removed stuff such as security. Not the kind of security that will email your credentials out to all the world (look through the code
) but the kind of security that will prevent you from ruining the entire database if you enter a certain string. I didn't do that not only for the reason stated, but because honestly, would you want to sabotage your own database? No...
So enjoy. I hope it comes in handy for exams
If you have any trouble, post the error message exactly as shown in a message here. I'll fix it.
Needed software (External):
Apache (or other) web server (for localhost and local databases)
PHP support (comes with Apache I think)
This software was created and tested (somewhat) in Linux, and works perfectly. I don't know about Windows, anybody kind enough to test it for me will receive 2500 CC
(First come first serve ) Also, anybody who can test it purely from Linux without MysQL configured will receive 1500 CC as well
How to Use:
Step 1: Open up the 'index.php' file in a text editor (notepad or gedit works) and change the four (4) variables near the top under the code-heading 'Setup' to be your computer's info. For example if you are running Linux, username will be root and password will be whatever you set it as when you log in. Windows, I don't know, any coders here with a craving for money, please help
Step 2: Now open up the 'index.php' file in your web browser and click 'Configure Database' at the top right. Nothing will work until you do that.
Step 3: Done! There is no Step 3, I just tricked you by putting a Step 3 heading.
Oh yeah, enjoy
In other words, it won't work worth anything because I don't know if you need MySQL (I set that up a loooong time ago). Beta tesing would be greatly appreciated, but if you can get it working, post what you did!
Well yep, some of you might know that I make little PHP things (some of which aren't so little) and so in order to keep up with my school I created this automatic note taking system.
Well, maybe it's not automatic, but it IS a note taking system. And it's incredibly easy to download, install, and use! I basically created a 1 page, 163 lined CMS (Content Management System) specifically designed to take notes!
You can choose what classes you have with a little bit of code-editing (if you know how to do that sort of thing), so you can know which note was from which class, and also when with the date.
All notes are completely search-able by any keyword (keywords are automatically (yes, automatically) generated - any word or phrase you type is a keyword) and also by date. For example, you can find the note about Trigonometry that you knew you did in October or the note about Advanced Chemistry that you have no idea when you wrote it. It'll pop up, and in full HTML (you can use HTML) you can view it.
Now in order to keep the line count down and speed up, I removed stuff such as security. Not the kind of security that will email your credentials out to all the world (look through the code
) but the kind of security that will prevent you from ruining the entire database if you enter a certain string. I didn't do that not only for the reason stated, but because honestly, would you want to sabotage your own database? No...So enjoy. I hope it comes in handy for exams
If you have any trouble, post the error message exactly as shown in a message here. I'll fix it.
Needed software (External):
Apache (or other) web server (for localhost and local databases)
PHP support (comes with Apache I think)
This software was created and tested (somewhat) in Linux, and works perfectly. I don't know about Windows, anybody kind enough to test it for me will receive 2500 CC
(First come first serve ) Also, anybody who can test it purely from Linux without MysQL configured will receive 1500 CC as well How to Use:
Step 1: Open up the 'index.php' file in a text editor (notepad or gedit works) and change the four (4) variables near the top under the code-heading 'Setup' to be your computer's info. For example if you are running Linux, username will be root and password will be whatever you set it as when you log in. Windows, I don't know, any coders here with a craving for money, please help
Step 2: Now open up the 'index.php' file in your web browser and click 'Configure Database' at the top right. Nothing will work until you do that.
Step 3: Done! There is no Step 3, I just tricked you by putting a Step 3 heading.
Oh yeah, enjoy
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