Kiler Media Development Group

WebmasterFolder.com In Development

admin — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 21:48:57 +0000

We have recently began development on our adult-industry specific affiliate marketing portal site, WebmasterFolder.com. Just a quick heads-up to those interested. It’s an expansion on our belated website AdultIndustryResource.com, which we’ve decided was not the domain we were really happy with, because what we have in store is much more than just a simple resource for the industry.

More news coming soon, stay tuned.

Query Vegas Exceeds 2,500+ Business Listings

admin — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 23:13:12 +0000

Our current project (QueryVegas.com) is doing amazingly well, so well that our data entry clerk has been able to amount more than 2500 business listings in the database. Since the initial release of the prototype in May of this year the Query Vegas project has attracted 7,000+ unique visitors, 2,000+ page listings in Google, 1,000+ page listings in Yahoo!, and all of this without so much of $1 set into marketing. You have to admit at some point that these numbers are pretty dang good for a travel-based website which already has ample competition. I’m sure these numbers will drastically improve when we open up the user system.

…More to come!

QueryVegas News and Other Updates

admin — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 05:31:21 +0000

WOW, what a month. Since we released the QueryVegas.com prototype to the world it’s been pretty hectic around here, from new listings needing to be added daily (by the way, looking for a data entry clerk) to oh so much more, QueryVegas is looking to be our meal-ticket for sure. Recently, we’ve been running the basic user system of queryvegas.com through trials with our beta testing team and all is panning out perfectly…and a true beta version will be available to every one else very soon. So, don’t take my word for it but I’m guessing you will all be seeing the user system within one more week.
On to more important issues. The main developer for Kiler Media, Ben E., has been very busy with the new version of Ext JS (3.0) and has very BIG news for QueryVegas.com users…but it will have to wait until he’s finalized a few more things…so sorry for the tease, we just wanted to tell some one.

QueryVegas Basic Front-End Will Go LIVE Tonight!

admin — Tue, 26 May 2009 22:11:46 +0000

QueryVegas.com’s very basic front-end will finally go live tonight. What will actually go live is the first stable front-end design/usability prototype.

There will be no user-system functionality until we’ve finished a few more things pertaining to linking social networking accounts with it so please keep this in mind.

The site’s basic search area will go live. Keep in mind that this is in extreme-beta and hasn’t been tested on most browsers other than Mozilla-based and IE7. In the near future the search will feature varying “ajaxified” features depending on the users browsers capabilities and settings.

…More information to come!

QueryVegas.com Begins Closed Beta

admin — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 21:59:10 +0000

Unannounced to most, one week ago the QueryVegas.com system was opened to a very limited few. We’re now happy to officially announce a set date for open beta; September 9, 2009 (9-9-09)

For those who are interested here is some basic information:
QueryVegas.com is being developed as a revolutionary travel-based website focusing on the Las Vegas area. The project is being spearheaded by the development team here at Kiler Media Development Group.

Server Migration Completed

admin — Thu, 01 Jan 2009 11:05:27 +0000

We’ve managed to move KilerMedia.com to a new server without any major hickups. Of course, complete propogation could take up to 72 hours to finish. Phatservers +1

Ext JS: Adding Functionality To Your Form

admin — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 02:08:03 +0000

Note: This tutorial, and Ext JS in-general, is aimed at intermediate to advanced web developers. If you are amateur with JavaScript or would like to know more about the Ext JS framework I’m sure they won’t mind you browsing by their place.

Simple Example: Using ExtJS, we’re going to add functionality to our login form, which we originally made in Ext JS: Create A Basic Login Form.

As before, I am assuming you have Ext installed into a folder just before the one we are in (../), so please update the files below accordingly.
We want our form to do some auto-checking to make sure the fields are not blank upon submission.
Here is the basic HTML for our form:

loginindex.html

Login Form Example

As you can see, the HTML hasn’t changed at all compared to the original login forms HTML, except for the location of our linked script file, of course.
Now, for the fun stuff! Let’s set the options for it to check that all fields are not blank:

login2.js
Ext.onReady(function(){ Ext.QuickTips.init(); Ext.form.Field.prototype.msgTarget = ’side’; var loginForm = new Ext.FormPanel({ labelWidth: 125, frame: true, title: ‘User Login’, bodyStyle:’padding:5px 5px 0′, width: 350, monitorValid: true, items: [{ inputType: 'textfield', fieldLabel: 'User Name', name: 'user', id: 'user', allowBlank: false },{ inputType: 'password', fieldLabel: 'Password', name: 'pass', id: 'pass', allowBlank: false }], buttons: [{ text: 'Login' },{ text: 'Cancel' }] }); loginForm.render(’login_form’); });
*Compared to the first basic form example, the new code/lines are in bold.

Thus, giving us our new functional-ish form:

References:
Ext JS API Documentation, Ext, Ext.Component, Ext.form.FormPanel, Ext.form.Field, Ext.QuickTips

Ext JS: Create A Basic Login Form

admin — Fri, 05 Dec 2008 02:15:27 +0000

Forward: If you haven’t heard of the amazing JavaScript framework named ExtJS yet, well, just have a look at the main site which will tell you all about the library and what it’s used for…or you can see exactly what it does with these examples and demonstrations, which will be a bit quicker. Either way, bottom-line, it’s an amazing JavaScript framework which, in my opinion, deserves way more attention.

Simple Example: Using ExtJS, we are going to spruce-up our user login form.

I am assuming you have Ext installed into a folder just before the one we are in (../), so please change it to match your install structure.
Here is the basic HTML for the login form. (index.html)

index.html
Login Form Example

We now have an empty div element with the id of login_form in our page with all of the required Ext library files loaded as well.
Now, we’re ready to begin creating the form. This will all happen in our login.js file.

login.js
Ext.onReady(function(){ var loginForm = new Ext.FormPanel({ labelWidth: 125, frame: true, title: ‘User Login’, bodyStyle:’padding:5px 5px 0′, width: 350, defaults: { width: 175, inputType: ‘password’ }, defaultType: ‘textfield’, items: [{ inputType: 'textfield', fieldLabel: 'User Name', name: 'user', id: 'user' },{ fieldLabel: 'Password', name: 'pass', id: 'pass' }], buttons: [{ text: 'Login' },{ text: 'Cancel' }] });

loginForm.render(’login_form’); });

And now, we have our form:

With the Ext JS framework, tasks as easy as retrieving a div element by id to creating advanced desktop-like applications, are possible. In the coming weeks I’ll be releasing a few more Ext JS tutorials, some of which will be adding to this login form and making it work with a server-side language (PHP) and a database server (mySQL). Until then, happy coding.

You may view this examples source files here: index.html & login.js

References:
Ext JS API Documentation, Ext, Ext.Component, Ext.form.FormPanel

Killer C.M.S. Available for Beta Test

admin — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 00:37:45 +0000

After one day of delay we are now actively running Killer C.M.S. through beta testing mode. If you have older versions of the main CMS or older versions of “Kiler-A-TGP” please let us know if you haven’t already and we’ll setup the new beta for you ASAP.
As with all of our beta tests please inform us of any bugs, quirks, annoyances, and comments for improvement you may have.

Note: To view an active beta copy in action Click Here. (WARNING: The previous link contains adult pornographic content.)

Killer CMS 1.0 Two Days From Beta Release

admin — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 01:38:43 +0000

The next generation of our content management system (Killer CMS) is two days from beta release. If you’re running an older copy of the CMS please let us know ASAP so you can get your new one on release. If you’re running a copy of Killer-A-TGP, also, please let us know which subversion, as some database fields have been changed which make that version incompatible with the new one. (The new version is completely OOP-based, so it’s well worth the hassle.)

Note: This message pertains to only those who are beta testing our older versions of the CMS. The new CMS will be going through beta testing for the next few weeks then we will decide the best option pertaining to licensing and cost, for sale in mass.