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SYMPOSIUM / CONFERENCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

A PROJECT REPORT

Submitted by

RASHMI R

Reg No: 95307104041

in partial fulfillment for the award of the degree

of

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING

in

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

CAPE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, LEVENGIPURAM

ANNA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY :: TIRUNELVELI

APRIL 2011


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ANNA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY :: TIRUNELVELI

BONAFIDE CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the project report Symposium / Conference

Management System is the bonafide work of Rashmi R (95307104041)

who carried out the project work under my supervision.

A.S. Raja M.E., (Ph.D)., Dr. A.S. Shaja M.Tech., Ph.D.,

HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

Asst Professor

Department of CSE

Cape Institute of TechnologyLevengipuram.

SUPERVISOR

Director Research and Systems

Cape Institute of Technology

Levengipuram.

Submitted for CS1451 - Project Work Viva - Voce Examination held at

Cape Institute of Technology , Levengipuram on

Internal Examiner External Examiner


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

With genuine humility, I thank thy Almighty for all his uncountable bounties

and guidance, without which, this work would have never been a reality. I thank the

Chairman Er. I. KRISHNA PILLAI M.Tech. , and the Principal, Dr. N. AZHAGESAN

M.Tech., Ph.D., for being the source of inspiration during my entire course of study.

I express my deep sense of gratitude and sincere thanks to my Head of the

Department Mr. A.S. RAJA M.E., (Ph.D)., who has been a spark for enlightening my

knowledge. I also thank him for his continuous support and valuable guidance. I

extend my heartiest and sincere thanks to my supervisor Dr. A.S. SHAJA M.Tech.,

Ph.D., for his continuous support and valuable guidance. I extent my heartiest and

sincere thanks to my project co-coordinator Mrs. M. MERCY GENY M.E., for

encouraging me through the entire course of this work. Finally I thank my parent and

friends, who have supported and helped me to do this project.

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ABSTRACT

Nowadays several organisations are interested in conducting symposiums and

workshops amongst students and professionals. Such kind of events help people to develop

their knowledge in wide area and also it boosts up their domain knowledge. Conducting an

event successfully relies on the talent possessed by the organizing committee. It includes

various stages like registration, submission, review, schedule, result announcement etc.

Symposium/Conference Management System (SCMS) is developed in order to reduce the

burden of the organizing committee. It has been designed to reduce the time and energy

devoted to the clerical and managerial tasks associated with managing a conference. It

supports complete life cycle of a symposium automatically by processing certain initial inputs. It

reduces the complexity of the refereeing process. SCMS is a web based product working with

PHP and Ajax interface at the front end and MySQL at the back end. Symposium/Conference

Management System is an online centralized system that is more reliable than manual

management systems. All processes within the Conference/Symposiums are recorded on

database so every participant can closely monitor the activities related to their respective roles,

and that fits for authors, section coordinators, reviewers and website management. Literature

study carried out by searching existing freely available reports reveal that, number of interested

institutions(colleges) are increasing rapidly. Symposium/Conference Management System will

be flexible, easy to use, and has many features to make it suitable for various symposium

models. Wastage of paper is being reduced drastically implies that system does not cause any

environmental impact. We believe that our interesting Symposium / Conference Management

System will have a positive impact and will be used widely.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER NO TITLE PAGE NO

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT i

ABSTRACT ii

TABLE OF CONTENTS iii

1 INTRODUCTION 1

1.1 Overview 1

1.2 Features 1

1.3 Scope of the System 2

2 LITERATURE SURVEY 3

2.1 Problem Selection 3

2.2 Problem Solution 3

2.3 Technology Selection 3

2.3.1 Features and Advantages of PHP 3

2.3.2 Features and Advantages of MySQL 4

3 SDLC MODEL 6

3.1 General Description of Incremental Model 6

3.2 Incremental Model 7

3.3 Modular Description

iii

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4 SYSTEM SPECIFICATION 9

4.1 Software Requirement 9


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4.2 Hardware Requirement 9

5 SYSTEM DESIGN 10

5.1 Design Techniques Used 10

5.2 Overall System Design 11

5.3 Stakeholder Description 12

6 SYSTEM IMPLEMENTATION 17

6.1 Project Time Line 17

6.2 System Modular Description 18

6.2.1 Module Functionality 20

6.3 Module Description 21

7 FUTURE ENHANCEMENT 22

APPENDIX 23

REFERENCES 46

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1. Introduction

1.1 Overview

The traditional processes of conducting conferences/Symposiums mostly rely in simple

email interchange but are affected by the limited size of mailboxes and spam filters. Due to the

massive proliferation of e-mail messages from several purposes and contents, the Organizing

committee of major events requires a more reliable and efficient management system.

Symposium/Conference Management system provides versatile platform for conference

management that covers almost every situation: submission of abstracts and full papers, blind

peer-reviewing and online publication, scheduling of the activities. Its a very efficient all-in-one

solution that also includes an email service for editorial correspondence between registered

users. A Symposium/Conference management system contains collection of procedures used

to manage work flow in a collaborative environment. The system should allow large number of

people to contribute and share stored data.

1.2 Features

SCMS is a robust and mature system, which supports many tasks of the conferenceorganizer.

A standard web-site template for all conferences

Facility for assigning user roles(Conference Chair, Programme Chair etc) for each

conference Alerts to promote the event

Online submission of papers

Ability to download assigned papers by the reviewers

Submission and administration of reviews

Assigning the accepted papers to the respective sessions

Administration of upload of Final version

Registration, administration and invoicing of participants

Automatic updates for all registered participants

Scheduling of the conference

Full-text search capability

Extraction of Abstracts or Full-Text for creation of Proceedings and interfacing with

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Interfacing with social media sites

Control access to data, based on user roles (defining which information users or user

groups can view, edit, publish, etc.)

Aid in easy storage and retrieval of data

Improve communication between users

1.3 Scope of the System

Symposium/Conference Management System facilitates research, knowledge sharing,

learning and career enhancement. It is also used for storing, controlling, revising, semantically

enriching, and publishing documentation. System can be utilized by any of the institutions

interested in organizing International, National and Regional Conferences. It can be also

provided to the Educational institutions conducting symposiums. The system provides a

platform that in turn will provide a common, single-point repository for all intellectual artifactsgenerated by the conducted conferences, thereby providing a convenient reference point for

Researchers, Academics and other users.


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2. Literature Survey

2.1 Problem Selection

The traditional processes of conducting conferences/Symposiums mostly rely in simple

email interchange but are affected by the limited size of mailboxes and spam filters. Massive

proliferation of e-mail messages increases the burden of the Organizing committee. Planning a

large event can bring anxiety and stress. A large conference that draws attendees from all over

the country or the world can be difficult to manage using pencil and paper techniques.

Committee needs to prepare a poster stating all the details, criteria regarding events and it has

to deliver the posters to limited number of institutions. In turn interested candidates will send the

hard copies of their papers. Committee handles huge papers sent by the participants and

intimates the participants regarding the content and quality of their paper and makes

arrangements for their presence. Committee members have multiple copies of schedules and

plans regarding the event that leads to additional burden.

2.2 Problem Solution

Conference Management software can take the headaches out of trying to manage a

large conference or other events. Conference management systems can facilitate many

features including registration, submission, review, schedule result announcement etc. It makes

registration process smoother, provides security of personal information and accounts, used to

evaluate a conference. It also handles submission and review process of contributions,

scheduling of the conference program, and other tasks of the organizing committee effectively

and efficiently.

2.3 Technology Selection

2.3.1 Features and Advantages of PHP

PHP is a server scripting language that is used extensively for web development and

Internet based applications. PHP is undoubtedly one of the most popular languages when it

comes to making web portals. PHP is a language that is even preferred by the programmers

since its basic foundation lies in C++ syntax programming, which most programmers are familiar

with. PHP is extremely compatible with MySQL. PHP hosting is cheap, reliable and it can easily

handle many advanced web applications. PHP hosting is also compatible with about 99% of

databases and can easily communicate with them. Certain remarkable features of PHP are


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HTTP authentication with PHP

Cookies

Sessions

Dealing with XForms

Handling file uploads

Using remote files

Connection handling

Persistent Database Connections

Safe Mode

Command line usage Using PHP from the command line

Garbage Collection

PHP possess the following advantages

PHP is open source and absolutely free for both personal and commercial purpose.

Therefore one does not need to separately purchase licensing fee to create a PHP

website.

PHP has is its close relationship with MySQL database

PHP it is quite easy to use and can function really fast.

PHP is quite simple and easy to learn and even HTML codes can be easily integrated

into it. With a PHP website even the website gets uploaded quickly because it contains Apache

module that is written in C

2.3.2 Features and Advantages of MySQL

MySQL is a relational database system. MySQL is faster, more reliable. Certain remarkable

features of MySQL are

Relational Database System

Client/Server Architecture

SQL compatibility

Stored procedure

Triggers


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Unicode

User interface

Full-text search

Replication

Transactions

Foreign key constraints

GIS functions

Programming languages

ODBC

Platform independence

Speed

MySQL possess the following advantages

Scalability and Flexibility

High Performance

High Availability

Robust Transactional Support

Web and Data Warehouse Strengths

Strong Data Protection

Comprehensive Application Development Management Ease

Open Source Freedom and 24 x 7 Support

Lowest Total Cost of Ownership


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3. SDLC Model

3.1 General Description of Incremental Model

The incremental model is a method of software development life cycle where the model

is designed, implemented and tested incrementally (a little more is added each time) until theproduct is finished. It involves both development and maintenance. The product is defined as

finished when it satisfies all of its requirements. This model combines elements of the linear

sequential model (applied repetitively) with the iterative philosophy of prototyping. The

incremental model applies linear sequences in a staggered fashion as calendar time

progresses. Each linear sequence produces a deliverable increment of the software. For

example, word-processing software developed using the incremental paradigm might deliver

basic file management, editing, and document production functions in the first increment; more

sophisticated editing and document production capabilities in the second increment; spellingand grammar checking in the third increment; and advanced page layout capability in the fourth

increment. It should be noted that the process flow for any increment can incorporate the

prototyping paradigm.

In Incremental model, the product is decomposed into a number of components, each of

which are designed and built separately (termed as builds). Each component is delivered to the

client when it is complete. This allows partial utilization of product and avoids a long

development time. There are some problems with this model. One is that each new build must

be integrated with previous builds and any existing systems. The task of decomposing product

into builds is not trivial either. If there are few builds and each build degenerates this turns into

Build-And-Fix model. However if there are too many builds then there is little added utility from

each build.

When an incremental model is used, the first increment is often a core product. That is,

basic requirements are addressed, but many supplementary features (some known, others

unknown) remain undelivered. The core product is used by the customer (or undergoes detailed

review). As a result of use and/or evaluation, a plan is developed for the next increment. Theplan addresses the modification of the core product to better meet the needs of the customer

and the delivery of additional features and functionality. This process is repeated following the

delivery of each increment, until the complete product is produced.


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3.2 Incremental Model

Incremental model of system development life cycle is used in order to develop the

Symposium/Conference Management System since

Requirements are well defined, but realization may be delayed. The basic software functionality are known early

Incremental model has the following remarkable advantages,

Generates working software quickly and early during the software life cycle.

More flexible - less costly to change scope and requirements.

Easier to test and debug during a smaller iteration. Easier to manage risk because risky pieces are identified and handled during its

iteration.

fig: 3.1 Incremental Model


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3.3 Modular Description

Delivery of increment 1 includes the basic software components like building up a web

portal. The developed web portal enables the conference manager to request for hosting a

conference, set up a website for approved conference. The deliverable software product also

enables the conference chair to call for papers, accept submissions from authors, invite

reviewers to review the contributions.

Delivery of increment 2 enables features like alerting the registered users of system

about the newly hosted conferences, Full-text search capability, viewing uploaded documents in

the browser itself (without downloading as in Google docs),detecting plagiarism amongst the

contributions, online forums to improve the communication between the users.


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4. System Specification

4.1 Software Requirement

Software specifications required to implement Symposium/Conference management

System are listed below

Operating System windows XP/windows 7

Editor Adobe Dreamweaver CS5

Server Wamp server

Design Adobe Photoshop CS3

Front end PHP, JQuery, JavaScript, HTML

Web Browser Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer 7 or newer versions

4.2 Hardware RequirementHardware specifications required to implement Symposium/Conference management

System are listed below

Processor 1 GHz

RAM 512 MB

Disk NTFS file system

Display 1024 768 pixels

Network 56 Kbps


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5. System Design

5.1 Design Techniques Used

Design specification of software is the by-product of the design phase. Design specification is

performed by the system analyst or designer. Design tells how the software will perform desired

function. Design technique used to describe Symposium/Conference Management System is

Flow chart. Flowcharts are probably the oldest modelling tool for software systems, and are

widely understood. In multitasking systems flow charts could be used to explain the modules in

detail. Flow charts help to clearly identify function execution sequence. It also encourages top

down approach. Flow chart is precise, unambiguous and efficient. Individual modules of the

software system could be clearly dealt with flow charts


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5.2 Overall System Design

fig:5.1 Overall System Design

Site Administrator

Conference Manager

Reviewers

Conference Director

Authors

Readers

Set up the PortalSite Administrator sets upthe Web Portal and createsconferences on the portal.

Set Up ConferenceConference Manager setsup the website and createsconferences on the site.

Schedule ConferenceAssign directors; setuptracks timeline, guidelines.

Manage RegistrationAssign directors; setup trackstimeline, guidelines.

Organize Conference

Decide on scope, timeline,and guidelines; recruit

Call for PapersInvite participants topresent their contributions

Select ReviewersInvite reviewers to reviewthe contributions

Adjudicate SubmissionConsult reviewers, notifyauthors

AuthorsLogs into website to uploadabstract and/or file forreview

ReviewersReview the contributions ofthe author

ReadersDepending on access policies,can search and view content

AuthorsCan submit full papers,slides, after initialacce tance

Archive ConferenceContent available with accessoption.


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5.3 Stakeholder Description

Site Administrator (SA)

No

Yes

fig:5.2 Stakeholder-Site Administrator

Set up the PortalSite Administrator sets upthe Web Portal

Creates ConferenceCreate conference in turnto request fromConference Manager

Is there anyrequest fromCM?

Oversees the PortalManages the entire portal

Email NotificationSend email notification tothe CM

Oversees the PortalManages the entire portal


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Conference Manager (CM)

No

Yes

fig:5.3 Stakeholder-Conference Manager

Set Up ConferenceConference Manager setsup the website and createsconferences on the site.

Schedule ConferenceAssign directors; setup

tracks timeline, guidelines.

Manage RegistrationAssign directors; setup trackstimeline, guidelines.

Archive ConferenceContent available with accessoption.

Request SARequest site Administratorto create a conference

Is there anyemail fromSite Admin?

Wait for ApprovalConference Manager waitsfor approval from SiteAdmin


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Conference Director (CD)

No

Yes

fig:5.4 Stakeholder-Conference Director

Organize ConferenceDecide on scope, timeline,and guidelines; recruit

Call for PapersInvite participants topresent their contributions

Select Reviewers

Invite reviewers to reviewthe contributions

Adjudicate SubmissionConsult reviewers, notifyauthors

Wait for contributionsWait for contributions untilthe submission deadline

Is there anycontributionfrom Authors?


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Reviewer

No

Yes

fig:5.5 Stakeholder-Reviewer

ReviewersReview the contributions ofthe author

Select ReviewersCM or CD invites reviewer toreview the submissions

Post CommentsReviewer post comments toCM/CD depending upon thesubmission

Check whether thesubmissions matchwith the standards?

Rated as recommended

Rated as not recommended


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Author

No

Yes

fig:5.6 Stakeholder-Reviewer

Is acceptancemail receivedfrom CM/CD?

Registers & uploadsLogs into website to uploadabstract for review

Submissionsubmit full papers, slides,after initialacce tance

View CommentsView reviewers comments forrejection

Is acceptancemail receivedfrom CM/CD?

ParticipationProceed as per theconference guidelines


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6. System Implementation

6.1 Project Time Line

Tasks Time Taken(days)

Requirement Analysis 3

Interaction with existing systems 7

Expertise in PHP,Ajax,MySQL 7

Expertise in jQuery, JavaScript 7

Surfing open source plug-in 3

Database Design 3

Web Portal User Interface Design 3

Configurable Web site Design 5

Implementation of Admin module 15

Implementation User Module 7

fig:6.1 Project Time Line


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6.2 System Modular Description

Symposium / Conference Management System is a solution for managing and publishing

scholarly conferences online. It is a highly flexible management and publishing system. It has

been designed to reduce the time and energy devoted to the clerical and managerial tasksassociated with managing a conference, while improving the record-keeping and efficiency of

editorial processes.

User Roles:

Site Administrator (SA)

Oversees the entire web portal, and sets up any new conference sites hosted on the

portal. The SA is the authenticated person who has the ability to set up new conferences

on the site.

Conference Manager (CM)

Oversees a conference site hosted on the website, including all of the user accounts for

the respective conference. The CM configures the conference site and sets up any of

the individual conference sites.

Director

Manages the proposal submission, editing, and publication process for one of theconferences. The Director also sets the conference timeline (starting dates, ending

dates, etc.)

Reviewer

Provides review of the submissions for the conference. They will recommend for or

against the inclusion of the submission to the conference.

Author

Submits their proposals to the conference, and participate in the review and editing

process.

Reader

Readers are the guests accessing the portal.


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Modules Respective to Site Administrator (SA):

Site Administrator can generate as many conference sites as required and oversee the

administration of each conference site that is being created. The system is designed so as to

allow SA to host a single, one-time conference, or to be a complete multiple conference

management system, each of which may occur repeatedly over several years.

Site Management

Site Settings

Site settings feature will allow SA to add information regarding the entire web portal, not

individual conferences. This includes the name of the portal, an introductory statement

about the portal, a redirect option, a description of the portal, contact information.

Hosted Conferences

To create conference, the SA is instructed to fill in the fields as appropriate. The path

should be a single word or abbreviation that will be unique for the particular conference.

It will also be part of the conferences URL. Conference could be also created in turn to

the request from conference manager.

Modules Corresponding to Conference Manager (CM):

Oversees a conference site hosted on the website, including all of the user accounts for the respective conference. The CM configures the conference site and sets up any of the

individual conference sites.

Website Management

About the Conference

This feature consists of a series of steps that helps the conference manager to specify

details about the conference. The information could include Title, Conference

Description, Principal Contact for the conference, archive access policy etc

Additional Website Content

This feature facilitates the conference manager to add additional in formations like home

page, access to conference presentations, announcements, guidelines to users etc.It is

possible for the CM to assign users to the roles Director, reviewer etc


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Modules Corresponding to Author:

Authors include the interested participants, who can interact with the system by creating

an account, submitting the e-copy of their paper etc. System allows the participants to revise

their submission at any time before the submission deadline. All the intimations to the user

through e-mail will be taken care by the system. Authors will be able to view the status of their

paper and reviewer comments through the system. They submit their proposals to the

conference, and participate in the review and editing process.

Modules Corresponding to Reader:

Readers are the guests accessing the portal. Readers can access the contents

(contributions of the author) depending upon the access policies set by the conference

manager.

Modules Corresponding to Reviewer:

Reviewers are assigned by the conference Manager. Reviewers are allowed to provide

comments for the reviewed contributions. Depending upon the reviewers comment, the

contribution of the participant will be treated and email notification will be sent to the author

accordingly.

6.2.1 Module Functionality

Symposium / Conference Management System has certain important features likesending mail whenever a user registers into the web portal. The user also gets email notification

whenever his/her contribution gets selected or rejected or received any reviewers comments.

The system also requires a good editor because plain text typed by the user will not be effective

in the web browser.Plain text also disturbs the look and feel of the website. Requesting the user

to specify the content by adding html tags will affect the usability of the system in larger degree.

I have configured an editor which supports rich content .Editor has the capability of converting

Plain/enriched text in HTML format .It also supports various formatting attributes like bold, italic,

fonts, font size, insertion of smiley etc.


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6.3 Module Description

Configurable Website:

The site has been developed so that it can be easily configured by the administrator

without the help of the developer. The admin can manage the user accounts, look and feel of

the site etc. We can any number of fields of any data type that can be automatically updated on

the data base and will be visible in the running site.

Report Generation:

The site allows the admin to view various kind of reports like status report, recent log

messages, list, errors, Top 'page not found' errors, Top search phrases.

Enriched Module Set:

The system provides provision for the admin to enable and disable certain modules by simply

checking check box control. Certain modules and plug-in can be easily installed.

Dynamic Email content Customization:

The admin can configure the content in the email that is sent to the user accounts. The admin

can edit the content that need to be sent to the user in an efficient manner.


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7. Future Enhancement

Presently, the system has been developed in order to conduct symposiums and

conferences online. Now the system facilitates the admin of the portal to configure the entire site

without disturbing the developer. ie without the help of the programmer, the admin can improvethe look and feel of the system. In future, we can assemble the intelligent system that is capable

of assigning reviewers automatically, allows bidding facility for reviewers and detects the

plagiarism amongst the submitted materials. The system can also be customized for mobiles, so

that user can interact with the system via sms. The system can also be enhanced to support

online banking facility so that reviewers can be paid for their evaluation work. The system can

be enhanced in order to customize for various conferences or symposiums.


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AppendixDynamic Email Sending Module:

fig: Dynamic Email Sending Module


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Dynamic Email Sending Module Sample Screen Shot:

fig: Dynamic Email Sending Module-Sample Screen Shot


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Email Validation Module:

fig: Email Validation Module

function submitform()

{

if(document.getElementById('email').value!=0 ||

document.getElementById('emai').value!=' ' ||

document.getElementById('emai).value!=null)

{

var reg; / Initialise regular expression sysmbols

var address = document.getElementById("emai").value;

if(reg.test(address) == false)

{

alert('Invalid Email ID');

document.getElementById("emai").value='';

return false;

}

}

document.forms["form1"].submit();

return true;

}


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Form Validation Module:

fig: Form Validation Module

function submitform()

{

if(document.getElementById('from').value==0 ||

document.getElementById('from').value==' ' ||

document.getElementById('from').value==null)

{ //some alert msg }

else if(document.getElementById('to').value==0 ||document.getElementById('to').value==' ' ||

document.getElementById('to').value==null)


else if(document.getElementById('subject').value==0 ||

document.getElementById('subject').value==' ' ||

document.getElementById('subject').value==null)


document.forms["form1"].submit();

return true;

}


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Editor Supporting Enriched Text :

fig: Editor Supporting Enriched Text

Sample Editor



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HTML Content Generation:

fig: HTML Content Generation

FieldNameValue


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Editor Supporting Enriched Text - Sample Screen Shot:

fig: Editor Supporting Enriched Text - Sample Screen Shot

fig: HTML Content Generation-Sample Screen Shot


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Configurable Home Page User Login / Sign Up:

fig: Configurable Home Page User Login / Sign Up

User login

Username

*

Password

*

Create new account

Request new password


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Admin Page:

fig: Admin Page

Search form

Search

Log out


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Admin Page Sample Screen

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Admin Dashboard Module:

fig: Admin Dashboard Module

Log out

Administrative toolbar

Search form

Search


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Admin Content Module:

fig: Admin Content Module

function comment_entity_info() {

$return = array('comment' => array(

'label' => t('Comment'),

'base table' => 'comment',

'uri callback' => 'comment_uri',

'fieldable' => TRUE,

'controller class' => 'CommentController',

'entity keys' => array(

'id' => 'cid',

'bundle' => 'node_type',

'label' => 'subject',

),

'bundles' => array(),

'view modes' => array(

'full' => array(

'label' => t('Full comment'),

'custom settings' => FALSE,

),

),

'static cache' => FALSE,

),);


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Admin Dashboard Module S

fig: Ad

Admin Content Module Sam

fig: A

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Admin Create Page Module:

fig: Admin Create Page Module

foreach (node_type_get_names() as $type => $name) {

$return['comment']['bundles']['comment_node_' . $type] = array(

'label' => t('@node_type comment', array('@node_type' =>

$name)),

'admin' => array(

// Place the Field UI paths for comments one level below the

// corresponding paths for nodes, so that they appear in the

same set

// of local tasks. Note that the paths use a different

placeholder name

// and thus a different menu loader callback, so that Field

UI page

'path' =>

'admin/structure/types/manage/%comment_node_type/comment',

'bundle argument' => 4,

'real path' => 'admin/structure/types/manage/' .

str_replace('_', '-', $type) . '/comment',

'access arguments' => array('administer content types'),

),

);

}


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Admin Menu Settings Module:

fig: Admin Menu Settings Module

function comment_menu(&$items) {

$items['admin/content']['description'] = 'Administer content and

comments.';

$items['admin/structure/types/manage/%comment_node_type/comment/fiel

ds']['title'] = 'Comment fields';

$items['admin/structure/types/manage/%comment_node_type/comment/fiel

ds']['weight'] = 3;

$items['admin/structure/types/manage/%comment_node_type/comment/disp

lay']['title'] = 'Comment display';

items['admin/structure/types/manage/%comment_node_type/comment/displ

ay']['weight'] = 4;

}

function comment_count_unpublished() {

$count = db_query('SELECT COUNT(cid) FROM {comment} WHERE status =

:status', array(':status' => COMMENT_NOT_PUBLISHED,))->fetchField();

return t('Unapproved comments (@count)', array('@count' => $count));

}


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fig: Adm

Admin Menu Settings Module

fig: Admi

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