SeniorQuoter version 1.3 is now out and available for download!

1.3 adds 2 main new features. Quote submission now has a JavaScript-enabled character counter, so seniors know exactly how many character they have remaining. In addition, a new area under the quote submission box lets yearbooks add important information. For example, we use it to list acceptable abbreviations seniors can use.

SeniorQuoter is proud to announce that version 1.2 is out now. As always you can download it from SourceForge.

With the help of Adorjan, we have made some minor changes and improvements to SeniorQuoter. Because of database changes, upgrading is not possible without reorganizing columns (see below). However new users are strongly recommended to use version 1.1 instead of version 1.0.

Download Version 1.1

I am trying to push through a Dynamic Website Building Instruction and Practical Experience Class for the 2006-2007 school year at my high school, Haverford High. It would be more of a mass independent study then a class, but it would be a quarter long. The first half would be guiding people through learning PHP and MySQL. Then the second half would be working on the admin interface for SeniorQuoter. This gives high schoolers the ability to learn something not normally taught at HHS and get practical experience on a real open source web project. If you go to my high school and are interested in helping, see me.

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I spent a few hours over the past few weeks and I finished a very basic version of SeniorQuoter. It shouldn't even be called a 1.0 release, but it does have the basic functionality, submitting quotes. Much more still needs to be added.