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Re: Social Networking Community site for review
Most of it is broken. It really isn't ready for launch.
- jaoudestudios
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Re: Social Networking Community site for review
Not a good startonion2k wrote:Most of it is broken. It really isn't ready for launch.
- jayshields
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Re: Social Networking Community site for review
It's really slow. Reponse times are above 2 seconds.
If you want it reviewing I'd advise opening features to non-registered users, because I for one aren't giving away my details just to test your site for you.
If you want it reviewing I'd advise opening features to non-registered users, because I for one aren't giving away my details just to test your site for you.
Re: Social Networking Community site for review
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Re: Social Networking Community site for review
It's painfully slow. You have included CSS and javascript inline with the content. None of the javascript files are compressed I imagine. When you redirect users to the login page, sometimes they end up in a continuous redirect loop. You've a lot of work to do.
Re: Social Networking Community site for review
Really, there's a HUGE amount wrong with it. There's too much broken stuff for me to bother listing it all. Some things:Festy wrote:wow!! what a wonderful, thorough and constructive post.onion2k wrote:Most of it is broken. It really isn't ready for launch.
1. Virtually nothing was available to browse. Why sign up to something without knowing what you're signing up for?
2. The Error page layout is broken (content starts halfway down the page)
3. Most pages are HUGE. They're about 45kb of HTML. And the code is nasty table layout crap.
4. The Events page goes into a redirect loop.
5. The User Register code lets people register names that are used as URL rewrites (I registered 'forum' as a user).
6. The User Register code threw an exception error when I entered a slightly unusual email address ( http://www.ooer.com/onion/b2h.jpg )
7. User pages have layout issues (eg, mouse over the link to the photo gallery makes the photo move)
Seriously, don't leave it online in the state it's in at the moment. Take it offline and fix it or you'll just put off loads of potential users.
Re: Social Networking Community site for review
It's open to SQL injections
- jaoudestudios
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Re: Social Networking Community site for review
How did you test that?kaszu wrote:It's open to SQL injections
Re: Social Networking Community site for review
Following is returning no results:
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while this is:
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Similar for 'forgot password', after what 'email sent' is displayed. If they are not escaping these then I assume they aren't nowhere.
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while this is:
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Similar for 'forgot password', after what 'email sent' is displayed. If they are not escaping these then I assume they aren't nowhere.
Edit: Removed links after authors request
Last edited by kaszu on Tue Sep 29, 2009 11:17 am, edited 2 times in total.
Re: Social Networking Community site for review
Just by clicking the Search button, Naiiiiice.error: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ') AND lang_id = 1' at line 1
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Re: Social Networking Community site for review
How can pages that only show a "You're not signed-in" error be that slow!
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