kingfubar
April 12th, 2002, 03:30 PM
Is it possible to have a script or form of code that will add mulitple "bookmarks" in an organized fashion? And only with the user's permission?
Here is the project:
Lets say someone has compiled a healthy list of bookmarked pages (say 50 sites/pages), and feels that a visitor to the site may wish to add this list of pages to their favorites. But not in the typical "auto" fashion that most people use, rather a simple link or button that the user is "willing" to press in order to get an organized list of bookmarks.
For example in a smaller scope:
" Favorites "
" Internet Sites "
" Real Estate "
" Appraisal "
bookmarked site #1
bookmarked site #2
" Lending "
bookmarked site #1
" Census Data "
bookmarked site #1
bookmarked site #2
etc.....
Is something like this even possible? where that the web user would "opt-in" or be willing to click on a button or link that would add 5,10,20,50 links to their favorites in an "ORGANIZED" fashion?
After discussions with many of user's/client's, most say they would appreciate this type of organization, especially if the site is adding more than just their homepage.
Also, if this is possible? can it be non-browser specific? work in IE, AOL, Netscape, etc.....
Thanks again for all help!!
Jeremy
Here is the project:
Lets say someone has compiled a healthy list of bookmarked pages (say 50 sites/pages), and feels that a visitor to the site may wish to add this list of pages to their favorites. But not in the typical "auto" fashion that most people use, rather a simple link or button that the user is "willing" to press in order to get an organized list of bookmarks.
For example in a smaller scope:
" Favorites "
" Internet Sites "
" Real Estate "
" Appraisal "
bookmarked site #1
bookmarked site #2
" Lending "
bookmarked site #1
" Census Data "
bookmarked site #1
bookmarked site #2
etc.....
Is something like this even possible? where that the web user would "opt-in" or be willing to click on a button or link that would add 5,10,20,50 links to their favorites in an "ORGANIZED" fashion?
After discussions with many of user's/client's, most say they would appreciate this type of organization, especially if the site is adding more than just their homepage.
Also, if this is possible? can it be non-browser specific? work in IE, AOL, Netscape, etc.....
Thanks again for all help!!
Jeremy