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Social Networking Site Example
I'm doing a school project and want to create a small social networking site. I want to do it from scratch but need some input on how to exactly handle things. I will be using a SQL Server 2008 database. As far as the user's settings and profile settings, should they be stored in the database or is there someway of doing it in asp? How would I load in those settings after the user logs in?
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How would I load in those settings after the user logs in?
You should visit some learning sites like www.w3schools.com and work through some tutorials and examples of database-driven asp forms and pages.
I'd store the user info in a database, but it kind of depends on the way your site may interact with other applications. For example, if all your users are domain members of an AD domain, you'd probably want to come up with some code that uses the existing user information in active directory. Or if you have some other ldap user datastore, then you'd use it.
And if you're starting new, use asp.NET not classic asp, which is the focus of this forum.
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I worded it wrong. This forum is primarily classic asp coding, there is more help with NET in the NET forum, although there is some overlap. I don't code in NET myself.
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I worded it wrong. This forum is primarily classic asp coding, there is more help with NET in the NET forum, although there is some overlap. I don't code in NET myself.
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Chameleon is good if you buy a unique design, because in this case you will have a unique site. Some of the designs can be seen here chameleondesign.net/gallery.php?gid=52
But if you get it without it it is useless because no one likes clone sites. Also their support may be sometimes slow, but i am using their script on 2 sites of mine (they are listed here chameleonsites.net/) and everything is ok.