This round, we worked on and wrapped up the Edit Drink and Remove Drink modules. They both work exactly how you would expect them to work, properly removing the drink and all of it’s entries from the database (except the ingredients, or course) and editing the drink just allows you to change the name […]
Author Archives: mike
Project Pictures, Finally!
March 3, 2008 – 12:35 am
This is a rudimentary mock-up for the bottle bracket system that we’re going to use. We haven’t decided whether we’re going to stick with wood or get some metal brackets for when it is in the fridge. Derek will probably be able to elaborate a lot more on everything to do with the […]
Why Not?
February 26, 2008 – 9:06 pm
Nothing big to report on right now. Still building the hardware slowly but surely.
I will be supplying my camera so that we can put up some nice video when it gets running.
More Interstitials
February 11, 2008 – 12:12 am
The interstitial page is almost completed. We got the Add Drink page to concatenate the drink name and liquids into separate arrays in the $GET array. Now we are trying to get the glass sizes (default and overall possible glasses) to become concatenated into the array from the interstitial pages. We have […]
Interstitials? Yes, please.
February 4, 2008 – 11:23 pm
With the cooperation of Derek, we managed to find an interstitial code segment from Dynamic Drive (www.dynamicdrive.com). We had some issues getting it implemented (mostly due to my stupidity with a spelling error in the location of the referrer…)
The interstitial runs from a fairly complex Javascript file that we’re including based on a […]
Adding Drinks, Part Deux
February 3, 2008 – 10:42 pm
Nothing to add this week. Been pretty busy trying to get programming languages churned out. I did talk with Derek about this earlier in the week. Pretty much, there are a lot of inter-table checks that are going to need to be done when creating the SQL script. There are going to need to be […]
Adding Drinks
January 29, 2008 – 12:38 am
While most of the code has already been written for the Add Drink interface, the database handler which will send the information from the completed configuration form to the corresponding database tables. It will require interaction with more than one table since the liquid IDs and the drinks are stored separately, which means there […]