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All School Sites Are Integrated |
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Written by Ernie Brogdon
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Sunday, 05 October 2008 15:46 |
Now all three databases are integrated and we can communicate in a single forum, and view/contact one another without having to register at a separate site.
If you haven't visited in awhile, please log in to be sure your user name and password still work. Also, take this opportunity to update your profile - because of the different databases I was using, some information may have been dropped. Also, a lot of people did not indicate the school they attended and what year they graduated.
Get the word out that all school reunion committees can post and update their own events, and insert a PayPal link for online payment to your own committee PayPal account.
There's still a lot to do - and I'll keep at it until it's done - skilled Joomla! developers are invited to help out!
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 05 October 2008 15:52 )
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New Photo Gallery! |
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Help me test the new photo gallery. Click here to take a look, then give me a call if you'd like to give it a try. |
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Click below to go to your school's home page:
SLHSReunion.com is undergoing some changes. First, there's a new home page. The graphics for Pacific and Marina are temporary until someone provides the line art that these schools used in the past. If you've got some school memorabilia, a scanner and a little creative talent, I'd love to hear from you.
There are currently separate sites (that means separate databases, registration directories and discussion forums) for SLHS and PHS. Some people would like all of them to be combined. I'm working on that, but it will take a little time because the passwords for existing users on the SLHS and Pacific sites are difficult to move to a new database. Don't worry, each school will still have it's own 'identity', and the directories will be filtered by school and graduation year.
I'm also seeking a few content providers for the site:
- Historians who can coordinate a comprehensive history of San Leandro and our schools. (See my first effort here.)
- A current San Leandro High School student who can write a regular current events column.
- A member of the school board who can provide periodic updates about the district.
Each of these content providers will have access to a word-processor and web-form interface that's easy to use right on the site. You'll be able to write and edit your own content directly to the site without needing to know HTML or any other 'techie' stuff.
I'd love to get your feedback. |
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