lothar97
09-01-2009, 02:15 AM
Hey!
I am looking for someone to program a dynamic display page that will tell site users if a particular livestream is currently streaming. An example of the amount of information can be seen here at this page which very closely represents the model of functionality we are looking for: http://www.teamliquid.net/video/userstream.php
We need an interface for our designated streamers to access (no log-in is required - our sites protection software has this covered) so that they can alter the status and information corresponding to their stream.
The variables for them to choose from are as follows:
[A] Username (Enter name in text box) XXXXXX
[B] Featured (True/False)
[C] Status(Choose one) Online / Offline / Videoss
[D] Race (Check all that apply) Terran / Protoss / Zerg
[E] Rank(Choose one) A / B / C / D / E / F / G / H
[F] Description (Enter text in box) "Example, I'm an aspiring B player and you can find me playing in the B league"
[G] A Link (Enter URL) http://www.example.com
In summary, the operator of the stream will be able to come to our site and edit his information pertaining to his particular stream, specifying whether his stream is online, offline or on-demand, which of the three (could be multiple) races he is using, and what rank he is. The representation of these choices will take place in something similar to the small blocks in the example linked above, where you see close to the same information being displayed.
Our databases are MYSQL
We will need the ability to add and remove users from the database for this feature. Again - this project does not require anything to do with log-ins.
The last part of this work is in governing the display priorities which are going to be pretty simple. First priority goes to Streams that are Online. The second priority, taking place within the online streams, goes to displaying featured streams over unfeatured streams. The next priority, also taking place within the online streamers sorts things by rank - so As, then Bs, then Cs and so on. After that it's over to the Videos streams, and back to the featured check and then the rank check. Offline streams are to be hidden so that they aren't cluttering up the display page uselessly.
You can checkout my website currently in development at: http://www.starcraftmethod.com
The budget for this project is 150$.
Thanks
I am looking for someone to program a dynamic display page that will tell site users if a particular livestream is currently streaming. An example of the amount of information can be seen here at this page which very closely represents the model of functionality we are looking for: http://www.teamliquid.net/video/userstream.php
We need an interface for our designated streamers to access (no log-in is required - our sites protection software has this covered) so that they can alter the status and information corresponding to their stream.
The variables for them to choose from are as follows:
[A] Username (Enter name in text box) XXXXXX
[B] Featured (True/False)
[C] Status(Choose one) Online / Offline / Videoss
[D] Race (Check all that apply) Terran / Protoss / Zerg
[E] Rank(Choose one) A / B / C / D / E / F / G / H
[F] Description (Enter text in box) "Example, I'm an aspiring B player and you can find me playing in the B league"
[G] A Link (Enter URL) http://www.example.com
In summary, the operator of the stream will be able to come to our site and edit his information pertaining to his particular stream, specifying whether his stream is online, offline or on-demand, which of the three (could be multiple) races he is using, and what rank he is. The representation of these choices will take place in something similar to the small blocks in the example linked above, where you see close to the same information being displayed.
Our databases are MYSQL
We will need the ability to add and remove users from the database for this feature. Again - this project does not require anything to do with log-ins.
The last part of this work is in governing the display priorities which are going to be pretty simple. First priority goes to Streams that are Online. The second priority, taking place within the online streams, goes to displaying featured streams over unfeatured streams. The next priority, also taking place within the online streamers sorts things by rank - so As, then Bs, then Cs and so on. After that it's over to the Videos streams, and back to the featured check and then the rank check. Offline streams are to be hidden so that they aren't cluttering up the display page uselessly.
You can checkout my website currently in development at: http://www.starcraftmethod.com
The budget for this project is 150$.
Thanks