zebraislearning wrote:

SORRY FOR THE TYPO AND WHAT DO YOU MEAN?

zebraislearning wrote:

Dragon drop choce wrote:

We do not need to change the password, because the non-alpha-testers don't know the link to enter it on anyway. Also if we changed the password, we would need to send all the current 60+ alpha testers another message saying the password has changed.

If you do disagree with me, for a reasonable reason, please tell me.

-golden
DragonDrop COO

The password is **************** , think we should change t because now anyone can eneter and try t , but then we would have to Give it to all 60 aplha testers , can wrte to all of them!

card100 wrote:

What's wrong with anyone entering and trying it?
Nothing, though if your going to do that we would love for feedback to come. That's why we are giving it out through the alpha tester studio

monIy00 wrote:

card100 wrote:

What's wrong with anyone entering and trying it?
Nothing, though if your going to do that we would love for feedback to come. That's why we are giving it out through the alpha tester studio

Why even bother having a password then? It's pointless and inconvenient.

card100 wrote:

monIy00 wrote:

card100 wrote:

What's wrong with anyone entering and trying it?
Nothing, though if your going to do that we would love for feedback to come. That's why we are giving it out through the alpha tester studio

Why even bother having a password then? It's pointless and inconvenient.

We want to get feed back on how they like the password page (though we will be switching it to PHP, the looks and feel will stay the same)

monIy00 wrote:

card100 wrote:

monIy00 wrote:

card100 wrote:

What's wrong with anyone entering and trying it?
Nothing, though if your going to do that we would love for feedback to come. That's why we are giving it out through the alpha tester studio

Why even bother having a password then? It's pointless and inconvenient.

We want to get feed back on how they like the password page (though we will be switching it to PHP, the looks and feel will stay the same)

There isn't really a password page - all I can see is a sweetalert popup.

card100 wrote:

monIy00 wrote:

card100 wrote:

monIy00 wrote:

card100 wrote:

What's wrong with anyone entering and trying it?
Nothing, though if your going to do that we would love for feedback to come. That's why we are giving it out through the alpha tester studio

Why even bother having a password then? It's pointless and inconvenient.

We want to get feed back on how they like the password page (though we will be switching it to PHP, the looks and feel will stay the same)

There isn't really a password page - all I can see is a sweetalert popup.

We are working on it

inputType: "password"

monIy00 wrote:

card100 wrote:

monIy00 wrote:

card100 wrote:

monIy00 wrote:

card100 wrote:

What's wrong with anyone entering and trying it?
Nothing, though if your going to do that we would love for feedback to come. That's why we are giving it out through the alpha tester studio

Why even bother having a password then? It's pointless and inconvenient.

We want to get feed back on how they like the password page (though we will be switching it to PHP, the looks and feel will stay the same)

There isn't really a password page - all I can see is a sweetalert popup.

We are working on it

OK.
By the way, since it's a password you might want to add the property:

inputType: "password"

wizzwizz7 wrote:

monIy00 wrote:

card100 wrote:

monIy00 wrote:

card100 wrote:

monIy00 wrote:

card100 wrote:

What's wrong with anyone entering and trying it?
Nothing, though if your going to do that we would love for feedback to come. That's why we are giving it out through the alpha tester studio

Why even bother having a password then? It's pointless and inconvenient.

We want to get feed back on how they like the password page (though we will be switching it to PHP, the looks and feel will stay the same)

There isn't really a password page - all I can see is a sweetalert popup.

We are working on it

OK.
By the way, since it's a password you might want to add the property:

inputType: "password"

Yeah, also this: http://www.websitetooltester.com/en/blog/create-a-password-protected-website/

monIy00 wrote:

wizzwizz7 wrote:

monIy00 wrote:

card100 wrote:

monIy00 wrote:

card100 wrote:

monIy00 wrote:

card100 wrote:

What's wrong with anyone entering and trying it?
Nothing, though if your going to do that we would love for feedback to come. That's why we are giving it out through the alpha tester studio

Why even bother having a password then? It's pointless and inconvenient.

We want to get feed back on how they like the password page (though we will be switching it to PHP, the looks and feel will stay the same)

There isn't really a password page - all I can see is a sweetalert popup.

We are working on it

OK.
By the way, since it's a password you might want to add the property:

inputType: "password"

Yeah, also this: http://www.websitetooltester.com/en/blog/create-a-password-protected-website/

Awesome! I never thought of doing that. The best part about that method is that it's never gonna let you down.

wizzwizz7 wrote:

It's so secure that it's never gonna give you up.

NaturalmotionStudios wrote:

zebraislearning wrote:

SORRY FOR THE TYPO AND WHAT DO YOU MEAN?

Woah, watch the caps.

zebraislearning wrote:

Golden-scratch wrote:

We do not need to change the password, because the non-alpha-testers don't know the link to enter it on anyway. Also if we changed the password, we would need to send all the current 60+ alpha testers another message saying the password has changed.

If you do disagree with me, for a reasonable reason, please tell me.

-golden
DragonDrop COO

The password is **************** , think we should change t because now anyone can eneter and try t , but then we would have to Give it to all 60 aplha testers , can wrte to all of them!

zebraislearning wrote:

NaturalmotionStudios wrote:

zebraislearning wrote:

SORRY FOR THE TYPO AND WHAT DO YOU MEAN?

Woah, watch the caps.

zebraislearning wrote:

Golden-scratch wrote:

We do not need to change the password, because the non-alpha-testers don't know the link to enter it on anyway. Also if we changed the password, we would need to send all the current 60+ alpha testers another message saying the password has changed.

If you do disagree with me, for a reasonable reason, please tell me.

-golden
DragonDrop COO

The password is **************** , think we should change t because now anyone can eneter and try t , but then we would have to Give it to all 60 aplha testers , can wrte to all of them!

We're going to change it, and I see the tag in the quote. Please be respectful to everyone on the forums.

NaturalmotionStudios wrote:

zebraislearning wrote:

NaturalmotionStudios wrote:

zebraislearning wrote:

SORRY FOR THE TYPO AND WHAT DO YOU MEAN?

Woah, watch the caps.

zebraislearning wrote:

Golden-scratch wrote:

We do not need to change the password, because the non-alpha-testers don't know the link to enter it on anyway. Also if we changed the password, we would need to send all the current 60+ alpha testers another message saying the password has changed.

If you do disagree with me, for a reasonable reason, please tell me.

-golden
DragonDrop COO

The password is **************** , think we should change t because now anyone can eneter and try t , but then we would have to Give it to all 60 aplha testers , can wrte to all of them!

We're going to change it, and I see the tag in the quote. Please be respectful to everyone on the forums.

banana439monkey wrote:

Time on Scratch: Over a year
Applying for backend or fronted? I wanna be a designer
Do you know HTML5? Nope
Do you know CSS? Nope
Do you know Javascript? Nope
Do you know Node.JS? Nope
Example (give me a snippet of HTML, CSS or PHP made by you!): https://banana439monkey.github.io
Why do you want to apply? I want to apply because this team is now lacking a designer.
What is DragonDrop? A CMS.
Have you ever worked on a big project on this before? Yes. Ask away.
Do you know what your job means & involves? If so, what? Yes. It means creating things like logos and other images.
Why should we pick you rather than others? I have a high level of experience in art.
Dedication: 10/10
Skill: 10/10
Activity: 10/10
Grammar & Punctuation: 10/10

Banana

banana439monkey wrote:

banana439monkey wrote:

Time on Scratch: Over a year
Applying for backend or fronted? I wanna be a designer
Do you know HTML5? Nope
Do you know CSS? Nope
Do you know Javascript? Nope
Do you know Node.JS? Nope
Example (give me a snippet of HTML, CSS or PHP made by you!): https://banana439monkey.github.io
Why do you want to apply? I want to apply because this team is now lacking a designer.
What is DragonDrop? A CMS.
Have you ever worked on a big project on this before? Yes. Ask away.
Do you know what your job means & involves? If so, what? Yes. It means creating things like logos and other images.
Why should we pick you rather than others? I have a high level of experience in art.
Dedication: 10/10
Skill: 10/10
Activity: 10/10
Grammar & Punctuation: 10/10

Banana

Bump

Banana

golden-scratch wrote:

Thank you for your application and interest in DragonDrop. Also, sorry for the late reply,

Design is done by the team, so we don't really need an individual designer, last time having designers didin't work out. We prefer to do it as a team so everyone can contribute.

However, if you do really want the position, please give me some examples of your designs and I'll think again about your application. (Your bound to do it anyway because you have 10/10 activity, skill and dedication)

Thank you,
-golden-scratch

kingKong456 wrote:

AWESOME SO GOOD

kingKong456 wrote:

AWESOME SO GOOD

card100 wrote:

thanks!