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Wish List - Wish List: Wish #14

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Ryan J Sherman

Add a 'favorites' or hotlink to your most used databases on your homepage

I find myself wanting to look at the same databases; however, it is not quick to navigate to these individually.  Add a 'Favorites' or hotlink to your preferred databases.

 

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  1. Martin Jensen

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  2. ole kostyuk

    Hi there, Ryan!

    Found this answer at StackOverFlow, just leave it there, hope it will help you:

    I have written a dynamic database driven, object oriented website with an administration frontend etc etc. I would like to add a feature where customers can save items as "favourites", without having to create an account and login, to come back to them later, but I dont know how exactly to go about doing this... I see three options:

    1. Log favourites based on IP address and then change these to be logged against an account if the customer then creates an account;
    2. Force customers to create an account to be able to use this functionality;
    3. Log favourites based on IP address but give users the option to save their favourites under a name they specify.

    The problem with option 1 is that I dont know much about IP addresses - my Dad thinks they are unique, but I know people have had problems with systems like this.

    The problem with 1 and 2 is that accounts have not been opened up to customers yet - only administrators can log in at the moment. It should be easy to alter this (no more than a morning or afternoons work) but I would also have to implement usergroups too.

    BTW, i always found there answers to my technical questions

    Ole, from ERP software 

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