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dufnobles #1
Golf Scoring Code/Templates
Does anyone know where I can find code that will help me build a golf scoring
and tracking site? I would like to track golf scores by team, leagues,
indivuduals, etc. Also, course ranking logic would be nice. There are lots of
great sites for golfing enthusiasts, I am trying to create one for a client who
wants all the bells and whistles. I am a good CF coder, but my golfing skills
and knowledge is almost nill...
I am willing to pay for the code samples if necessary, as long as I can modify
it to fit my site. I really need for it to be as comprehensive as possible.
I've searched the web and have not been able to find what I'm looking for.
Any leads will be a great help. Thanks.
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BKBK #2
Re: Golf Scoring Code/Templates
> I am a good CF coder . . . I am willing to pay for the code samples . . .
Now, there's a joke asking for a laugh.
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Syncopation #3
Re: Golf Scoring Code/Templates
Your best bet is to read up on the subject of Golf and the scoring thereof,
then take your newly acquired knowledge and start from there. Build your basic
scorecard first, for individual players. Then add a TeamID, LeagueID, and
CourseID in your database, and call the data files based on whatever function
your page requires. Once you have this built, you can then start cross-coding
links and relationships between your queries, and you'll have a happy customer,
and you won't have to pay anyone to do it for you or get cross comments from
people like BKBK, who instead of offering a suggestion, just harp on your
message out of context.
I hope this helps. If you need more guidance, don't hesitate to ask.
Daniel
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dufnobles #4
Re: Golf Scoring Code/Templates
Daniel
Thanks for your suggestion. I must admit that I was trying to take the easy
way out, but I have decided to take your advice. Seeing the high level logic
written down makes the job seem less intimidating.
By the way, I always ignore people like BKBK.
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Syncopation #5
Re: Golf Scoring Code/Templates
No problem. I gave it some more thought last night and, talking it through with
my wife, I was able to come up with the database structure needed for a project
like this. If you need any advise or anything, let me know. It sounds like a
fun project. Here's my email address:
[email]pendergrass@gmail.com[/email]
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BKBK #6
Re: Golf Scoring Code/Templates
>. . . By the way, I always ignore people like BKBK.
Good for you. So do I.
BKBK Guest



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