some recent MODx sites we did

We discovered MODx through Etomite. With Etomite we did this site: http://www.tacxvr.com/
Then we discovered and switched over to MODx. We started out with:
http://www.scuba4u.nl , a fairly basic (boring?) design for which we are not really responsible (only the backend
Another one, much better design imho: http://www.retailjaarprijs.com/
and the last one we did with MODx: http://www.sonnema-basecamp.nl
which is basically a 100% flash website where we use MODx to manage the content and incoming data through AMFPHP flash remoting.

Olaf

Nice stuff. Are you doing the gallery upload thing with MODx as well, or with a Flash-frontend (the beer Flash site)?

Sidenote: did you notice that on a lot of pages @ http://www.retailjaarprijs.com/ there’s empty space at the bottom? This creates longer scrollbars than needed. e.g. here:
http://www.retailjaarprijs.com/jury.html
this page extends further some 180px down...

Quote from: ganeshXL at May 04, 2007, 11:52 AM

Nice stuff. Are you doing the gallery upload thing with MODx as well, or with a Flash-frontend (the beer Flash site)?

Sidenote: did you notice that on a lot of pages @ http://www.retailjaarprijs.com/ there’s empty space at the bottom? This creates longer scrollbars than needed. e.g. here:
http://www.retailjaarprijs.com/jury.html
this page extends further some 180px down...

tnx!
the sonnema client upload is done through Flash to a php script. For the administrators they can maintain the the slideshows from the MODx cms backend. We wrote a very nice generic maintenance-module, which we will publish in a few weeks probably for everyone to use.

tnx for the info about the empty space, didn’t notice it until now

Olaf