To-Do List Application

[Script47]

So I thought I would make a To-Do List application which people can download and install to local/online servers and can keep track of all the projects/tasks they are currently doing. Very easy installation and secure code. Feel free to be as critical providing you are constructive. :p

The design may look "80's" or older lol but I'm working on it still hopefully this will only be a temporary look. Also I have been told design looks odd in different browsers for some reason which I don't currently know.

 

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Edit/Notice

Being new to CSS I never knew I had to make sure the site would work on the resolution which the users is using so currently that's the issue. So if the site seems broken that's the reason. Sorry in advance!

 

• Chrome: Fine
  
• I.E: Fine
  
• Firefox: Uncomfirmed
  
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What languages did I use?

 

• HTML
  
• PHP
  
• PDO
  
• CSS
  

 

Spotted any bugs?

Post here and I will fix! Thanks in advance for any reports. :)

Demo: To-Do List

(Note you may be given a stupid warning about phishing scam or something It's not true and I have reported incorrect warning to google now waiting for them to sort it out.)

Edited September 14, 2013 by Script47

[Djkanna]

Ain't much of a designer myself, but how about this as a look for it?

P.S: Not knowing how looks on Chrome/IE but it looks relatively proportionate to my resolution, in Firefox.

- New task submit button states "edit" rather than add.

Edited September 15, 2013 by Djkanna

[Script47]

Ain't much of a designer myself, but how about this as a look for it?

P.S: Not knowing how looks on Chrome/IE but it looks relatively proportionate to my resolution, in Firefox.

- New task submit button states "edit" rather than add.

Pfft, "Ain't much of a designer myself". That looks awesome man! :D How long did it take you? Oh and updated that error, thanks for the bug report.

Edited September 15, 2013 by Script47

[Djkanna]

Pfft, "Ain't much of a designer myself". That looks awesome man! :D How long did it take you? Oh and updated that error, thanks for the bug report.

Not long, it's quite simple, I'd say just under an hour to its current state ( coded, - forms for adding/editing ).

If you want it, I'll do something for the forms for adding/editing tonight and you can have it.

[Script47]

Not long, it's quite simple, I'd say just under an hour to its current state ( coded, - forms for adding/editing ).

If you want it, I'll do something for the forms for adding/editing tonight and you can have it.

Yes please! I would really appreciate it man. :)

[Dayo]

have you looked into bootstrap for quick prototyping.

[Script47]

have you looked into bootstrap for quick prototyping.

Well I've been told to, but I didn't end up doing so, should I?

[Dave]

Well I've been told to, but I didn't end up doing so, should I?

http://getbootstrap.com/

It basically provides a nice interface which is very quick and easy to build with. Meaning you stop having to worry about the styling of the page and can focus on the code behind the application whilst still retaining a usable and attractive interface.

[Script47]

Thanks Dave & Dayo, will look in to it, is it popular?

[KyleMassacre]

Yeah id say its pretty popular. Especially if you need something quick and a bit flashy

[Dayo]

Yea I use it when I want to code something quickly, if its a larger project of my own I would code it myself. An example of a very quick prototype is http://plugins.cdcoding.com/forum the whole site took me only a day or so to code

[Script47]

Yea I use it when I want to code something quickly, if its a larger project of my own I would code it myself. An example of a very quick prototype is http://plugins.cdcoding.com/forum the whole site took me only a day or so to code

Ah that is quite cool, and simple, nice!

[Guest]

PDO isn't a language