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	<title>Comments on: Trio Solutions Ratings</title>
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		<title>By: denise andersen</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 31 Jul 2009 18:15:04 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>There are many ways to implement feedback systems on sites, and sometimes a full comment section isn&#039;t appropriate. In such instances, I think it&#039;s nice to have something visually appealing to let site visitors add their input, and to give design clients a valuable boost to their aesthetic profile. This extension creates a simple rating system based on five stars or smiley faces; site visitors can simply indicate the number of rating units they&#039;d like to allocate to a site or a given chunk of content, and the input can then be sent to the server for a filter check or for a direct submission and on-site update (design clients tend to appreciate that filter option!).
     I haven&#039;t had much success with making major customizations to the output on this extension, but then, I&#039;m not a programmer. The extension uses AJAX and Javascript, but you don&#039;t need to be familiar with either of these technologies to insert the basic rating system on the site, and for most applications, I think it looks great. The rating system will calculate the number of votes submitted along with a dynamic “happiness level” indicator shown by the smiley faces.
     This is a useful and affordable tool to add to your Dreamweaver extensions list, especially if you work with clients who create blogs or other frequently-updated bits of content. As with all of the extensions I&#039;ve tried from this developer, download and installation are nice and smooth.</description>
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     I haven&#8217;t had much success with making major customizations to the output on this extension, but then, I&#8217;m not a programmer. The extension uses AJAX and Javascript, but you don&#8217;t need to be familiar with either of these technologies to insert the basic rating system on the site, and for most applications, I think it looks great. The rating system will calculate the number of votes submitted along with a dynamic “happiness level” indicator shown by the smiley faces.<br />
     This is a useful and affordable tool to add to your Dreamweaver extensions list, especially if you work with clients who create blogs or other frequently-updated bits of content. As with all of the extensions I&#8217;ve tried from this developer, download and installation are nice and smooth.</p>
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