Real estate site

[blad]

Hello again everyone.

The latest web that I made for a real estate company www.grupoolmos.com. I am proud of code but not with the design. ; )

I created two modules for the backend. One based on jQuery datatables by soma for managing clients and relate properties (what the customer is looking ? What properties are available? ) This information can be sent by email , etc

Another module is for the dashboard (a simple module process) .

[adrian]

Nice to see what you've been up to blad - you've been very quiet lately - now we know why. Nice job - looks like a great custom admin interface you've built!

Is this a bug:

http://www.grupoolmos.com/inmobiliaria/piso-bien-amueblado-en-armilla/

Looks like there is something wrong with that thumbnail slider's container width. I am on Chrome / OSX

[pwired]

Good job Blad, glad to see you back.

Off the record, in Spain lot's of Norwegians and Russians are looking for a House to buy. If you join forces with a real estate or work as an intermediate commissions on a sale vary between 2 and 5 % which can be quite profitable.

[blad]

I was working at a startup with some friends and had no time.

Nice to see what you've been up to blad - you've been very quiet lately - now we know why. Nice job - looks like a great custom admin interface you've built!

Is this a bug:

http://www.grupoolmos.com/inmobiliaria/piso-bien-amueblado-en-armilla/

Screen Shot 2015-04-13 at 9.32.58 PM.png

Looks like there is something wrong with that thumbnail slider's container width. I am on Chrome / OSX

Thank you. Yes, It´s a bug , the second visit (cached) the image is at normal size . i don´t understand why. 

Good job Blad, glad to see you back.

Off the record, in Spain lot's of Norwegians and Russians are looking for a House to buy. If you join forces with a real estate or work as an intermediate commissions on a sale vary between 2 and 5 % which can be quite profitable.

Thanks pwired

[tsdtsdtsd]

All that backend modules you created look awesome and like a real bunch of work, nice job! but ugly as hell

[blad]

All that backend modules you created look awesome and like a real bunch of work, nice job! but ugly as hell

Thanks :S I must say that this design is not mine. The son of my client did that ... I made the bootstrap blocks and the real estate page "Inmobiliaria", the rest is not mine.

[iNoize]

seems pretty cool.

The backend tabs and listings are custom code or based on some existing modules ?

could you give me some beginner advices ?

I try to code something similar for my own usage and at the same time learn a lot of ne processwire and code skills

[LostKobrakai]

could you give me some beginner advices ?

I try to code something similar for my own usage and at the same time learn a lot of ne processwire and code skills

Just look at the core Process modules and see what they are doing and how it's implemented. ProcessPageEdit for example is a really great resource, even if it's kinda overwhelming in the beginning.

[tpr]

Nice Great job!

but ugly as hell

Some parts are not that ugly. After all, adding a new skin is a minor thing compared to the whole development.

[blad]

seems pretty cool.

The backend tabs and listings are custom code or based on some existing modules ?

could you give me some beginner advices ?

I try to code something similar for my own usage and at the same time learn a lot of ne processwire and code skills

As LostKobrakai says are modules process. Other modules require DataTables by soma. As a first step you should see this page . Then you can download process modules and view the code. 

All that backend modules you created look awesome and like a real bunch of work, nice job! but ugly as hell

Nice Great job!

Some parts are not that ugly. After all, adding a new skin is a minor thing compared to the whole development.

tsd & tpr. Are you brothers?

[tpr]

Nice catch, but no

[tsdtsdtsd]

Nice Great job!

Some parts are not that ugly. After all, adding a new skin is a minor thing compared to the whole development.

Yeah sure, you are absolutely right. I'm just a cynical guy