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Title: A huge website done in WB 2.7 - GOLF industry
Post by: ndh611 on August 04, 2008, 05:38:53 AM
Hi fellas,

It's been a long time I haven't featured any project. The reason is this guy that made me deadly busy.

Check it out: http://songbegolf.com/ (http://songbegolf.com/)

This website proves that WB can easily handle big site with huge content. Now I'm really confident with WB - great job development team. I love you guys  8-)

I still have around 2 more to come soon  :-D

Cheers!!!
Title: Re: A huge website done in WB 2.7 - GOLF industry
Post by: Bramus on August 04, 2008, 09:15:54 AM
In one word: Amazing, great looking site. I like the clean design, and in my opinion it really fits for a golf resort. Also the pictures look really good, that makes the site also look professional.

Also the bullet_ball.gif is a nice creative thing on the site.
Title: Re: A huge website done in WB 2.7 - GOLF industry
Post by: Luckyluke on August 04, 2008, 09:45:03 AM
Hi,

Ideed... huge!
But how do you arrange the imagemap located here (http://songbegolf.com/main/pages/golf/golf-courses.php)? I think you can't make imagemaps with FCKEditor?

Grtz,
Luc
Title: Re: A huge website done in WB 2.7 - GOLF industry
Post by: Vincent on August 04, 2008, 09:56:01 AM
Super, very inspiring. It looks like a great place to be, makes me feel like booking a trip there (even though I never even set foot an a golf course), so I guess you did a great job.

Vincent
Title: Re: A huge website done in WB 2.7 - GOLF industry
Post by: ndh611 on August 04, 2008, 02:17:35 PM
@Vincent, Bramus: Thank you very much. You guys really make me feel proud of it  :-D
@Luckyluke: Oh That was made with Dreamweaver :P then we pasted the code into FCK source view.
Title: Re: A huge website done in WB 2.7 - GOLF industry
Post by: Stefek on August 04, 2008, 02:35:39 PM
WOW!!

It's wonderfull!!!
Great Work!
Super sophisticated.

I love this one.

Best Regards,
Stefek
Title: Re: A huge website done in WB 2.7 - GOLF industry
Post by: diodak on August 04, 2008, 10:18:14 PM
Nice website, I can see a lot small things which take a lot of work and make website look professional, but also found thing that dont like, at this page: http://songbegolf.com/main/pages/membership.php you have "Full Membership" text in colour of link, in general, I don`t like to move on all page by mouse to check which element cold be link, same in footer.

Regards, Grzesiek.
Title: Re: A huge website done in WB 2.7 - GOLF industry
Post by: ndh611 on August 05, 2008, 03:21:06 AM
Hi deschek,

You are right. I also hate putting non-link text with link color. However, client does like current presentation of text. He even made me changed my light grey footer into light blue.

Thanks for your helpful feedback.
Title: Re: A huge website done in WB 2.7 - GOLF industry
Post by: sparkdigital on August 05, 2008, 11:45:34 AM
Well done, really really nice, very easy to use and looks extremely professional!

Keep up the good work!

Konrad
Title: Re: A huge website done in WB 2.7 - GOLF industry
Post by: chio on August 05, 2008, 12:38:44 PM
Yo!
One more site on my "professional WebsiteBaker showcase"
http://WebsiteBaker.at/wb/showcase.html

The text is about: Nice flash header, and the site has more than 140 pages, which is NOT "small and medium" compared to most company websites.
Title: Re: A huge website done in WB 2.7 - GOLF industry
Post by: ndh611 on August 06, 2008, 03:22:37 AM
@sparkdigital: Thank you very much for your kind compliments
@chio: I really like that ideas of yours: posting professional websites made by WB - that will surely enhances user's awareness and perception of WB brand.  :-D
Title: Re: A huge website done in WB 2.7 - GOLF industry
Post by: GRID8400 on August 13, 2008, 03:21:56 PM
Big compliment! looks GREAT!
Title: Re: A huge website done in WB 2.7 - GOLF industry
Post by: Lotus on August 25, 2008, 08:24:18 AM
Yeah i was wondering where you were not posting great sites in a long time  :-D It is a lot ow work putting this kind of page together, i hope yo got payed for every single hour!!
Title: Re: A huge website done in WB 2.7 - GOLF industry
Post by: ndh611 on August 25, 2008, 01:51:46 PM
@GRID8400: thanks man :D
@Lotus: in Vietnam, we do not get paid "fairly" since website development is still considered kind of cheap-medium services.
Title: Re: A huge website done in WB 2.7 - GOLF industry
Post by: gillweb on August 30, 2008, 03:46:23 AM
went to http://songbegolf.com/main/pages/golf/golf-online-booking.php (http://songbegolf.com/main/pages/golf/golf-online-booking.php) and it seems like you are using some sort of javascript/ajax to verify your form?  How did you pull that off through WB?
Title: Re: A huge website done in WB 2.7 - GOLF industry
Post by: ndh611 on August 30, 2008, 03:56:57 AM
I made the form my-self, in a page called booking_form.php such as
And in the golf-online-booking.php page, I used the code section to include booking_form.php.

This is coded myself, and it has nothing to do with the form page type.
Title: Re: A huge website done in WB 2.7 - GOLF industry
Post by: bgg on September 04, 2008, 10:54:35 AM
Wonderful work :) I wonder if you would donate such a nice template to the community!

I have a question:

What code you have used n left subNav section to show child level links/menus?

Thanks for your help!


Code: [Select]
<div id="subnav">

<?php show_menu2(0SM2_CURR+1SM2_ALL); ?>

</div>
Title: Re: A huge website done in WB 2.7 - GOLF industry
Post by: ndh611 on September 04, 2008, 03:53:31 PM
If you use show menu
show_menu(1,1,-1,false,'<li[class]>[a]<span>[menu_title]</span>[/a]','</li>','<ul>','</ul>','', ' class="menu-current"');

If you use show menu 2
show_menu2(1,SM2_ROOT+1,SM2_ALL,SM2_TRIM,'
Title: Re: A huge website done in WB 2.7 - GOLF industry
Post by: bgg on September 04, 2008, 05:17:10 PM
Code: [Select]
show_menu(1,1,-1,false,'<li[class]>[a]<span>[menu_title]</span>[/a]','</li>','<ul>','</ul>','', ' class="menu-current"'); 
show_menu works.. show_menu2 could not..

Thank you for your help!