revised site architecture
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revised site architecture
I have started moving the content of Archiseek into a new db-driven site. Previously the site has been cobbled together from smaller dbs and flat html/css
The new system will probably not be available site-wide this year, as by my reckoning, it will take approximitley 80 weeks to cut and paste all content into it.
However I shall be rolling out the site country by country - currently working on the UK first
The new system will feature tags so you can view all buildings in the system by type, architect, locale, year
ie you can view all market houses
or all work by Scott Tallon Walker
As well as slicker galleries and a much better integrated search (the current search has to be told to reindex the site)
It will also allow comments on news as well as all the various web 2.0 bells and whistles - the forums will be more closely integrated too - archiseek will become more of a magazine in feel
As this is a huge amount of work, there will be less new content added to the current site, with new additions going straight to the new system
Personally I'm both daunted and very excited by this - it's an absolutely enormous mount of work but the new site will be such a massive improvement in finding buildings of interest, news that it will be completely worth it.
watch this space.....
The new system will probably not be available site-wide this year, as by my reckoning, it will take approximitley 80 weeks to cut and paste all content into it.
However I shall be rolling out the site country by country - currently working on the UK first
The new system will feature tags so you can view all buildings in the system by type, architect, locale, year
ie you can view all market houses
or all work by Scott Tallon Walker
As well as slicker galleries and a much better integrated search (the current search has to be told to reindex the site)
It will also allow comments on news as well as all the various web 2.0 bells and whistles - the forums will be more closely integrated too - archiseek will become more of a magazine in feel
As this is a huge amount of work, there will be less new content added to the current site, with new additions going straight to the new system
Personally I'm both daunted and very excited by this - it's an absolutely enormous mount of work but the new site will be such a massive improvement in finding buildings of interest, news that it will be completely worth it.
watch this space.....
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Paul Clerkin - Old Master
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Re: revised site architecture
The new system will probably not be available site-wide this year, as by my reckoning, it will take approximitley 80 weeks to cut and paste all content into it.
Thanks Paul for all your hard work in keeping the site up to date..I enjoy it immensely..I personally would'nt fancy 80 weeks of cutting & pasteing..hope for your sake it's an overestimation!
Thanks Paul for all your hard work in keeping the site up to date..I enjoy it immensely..I personally would'nt fancy 80 weeks of cutting & pasteing..hope for your sake it's an overestimation!
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Re: revised site architecture
Hi Paul,
I don’t know if your message box is full or not as I sent you a message at the weekend regarding a problem with uploading of images. The Max Height parameter value for .jpg files is empty?
(My image size was smaller than 294 kb and less than 700 Max Width)
Secondly, I also sent you message in January as there seems to be a max.limitation of a 100 pictures that can be uploaded to the Albums. Could you extend this limit for me?
Paul, why not do a data migration per program from one data base to another data base (text / blobs)?
Cut and paste 90.000 posts from the forums alone is indeed a daunting task.
If you need assistance let us know.
Any chance of a sneak preview or a screenshot of the new design?
I don’t know if your message box is full or not as I sent you a message at the weekend regarding a problem with uploading of images. The Max Height parameter value for .jpg files is empty?
(My image size was smaller than 294 kb and less than 700 Max Width)
Secondly, I also sent you message in January as there seems to be a max.limitation of a 100 pictures that can be uploaded to the Albums. Could you extend this limit for me?
The new system will probably not be available site-wide this year, as by my reckoning, it will take approximitley 80 weeks to cut and paste all content into it.
Paul, why not do a data migration per program from one data base to another data base (text / blobs)?
Cut and paste 90.000 posts from the forums alone is indeed a daunting task.

If you need assistance let us know.
The forums will be more closely integrated too - archiseek will become more of a magazine in feel
Any chance of a sneak preview or a screenshot of the new design?
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CologneMike - Old Master
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Re: revised site architecture
The forums shall be staying in the same system - the remainder of the site wasn't db-ed hence the ctrl-c ctrl v routine
will look at settings later tonight
will look at settings later tonight
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Paul Clerkin - Old Master
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