 | View Full Version : Demo Control Panel cobalt-serve 07-27-2002, 07:56 PM I have done some more work on my Control Panel anyone want to take a look goto www.demo.cobalt-server.co.uk Username: demo password: demo Other username and passwords Billing Accounts username: demo password: demo Sainthax 07-27-2002, 08:11 PM it only gets better, keep up the good work :) sieb 07-28-2002, 04:06 PM I like it alot, keep it goin! cobalt-serve 07-28-2002, 06:17 PM The control panel contains thousands of lines of Perl, Java and PHP4, Mysql. so its quite a hard job. Any ideas on what i could do to make the cp look better. or to add more options Originally posted by sieb I like it alot, keep it goin! OzyWebHost 07-28-2002, 06:28 PM It wont accept demo as the password for me:bawling: cobalt-serve 07-28-2002, 07:40 PM Someome had Deleted the demo user. I have now fix the problem Please Note Can all visitors that look at my demo control panel NOT CHANGE OR DELETE the user account. otherwise this will stop you from loging in. Originally posted by OzyWebHost It wont accept demo as the password for me:bawling: blazeman 07-29-2002, 09:21 AM Demo user/password not working again... I would like to check it out though :) chirpy 07-29-2002, 10:14 AM Can all visitors that look at my demo control panel NOT CHANGE OR DELETE the user account. otherwise this will stop you from loging in. Something of a red rag to a bull. If you're going to show the product through a demo login, you should probably code it so that if it's in "demo mode" this cannot be done. Also, just out of interest and concern that you don't suffer headaches in the future, but have you consulted a copyright lawyer, or Sun, about your project? I don't want to p*ss on your parade, but you must be very careful that you're not using any of the Sun/Cobalt perl/html/javascript code in your work, since it is obviously covered by copyright law as is any aspect that has the same "look and feel" to the original Cobalt interface. This would apply whether you're planning to give the resultant code away or charge for it. You should make sure that you're also in compliance with any Sun/Cobalt licensing agreements that come with the applicance. It's just a thought, as I've seen several such projects fall by the wayside over the years where these considerations haven't been made beforehand. roby2k 08-01-2002, 11:19 AM i think it looks good |