Tutorials Forum - New INDEX

[Negative]

The new Tutorials Index can be found at http://antionline.com/tutorials/.

The new Index features:

- Categorized browsable tutorial index.

- Search function with highlighted search results.

- Sort tutorials by date, popularity, title, and vote. Popularity is determined by the number of clicks (I cheated and set the AO FAQ at 5,000 clicks so it stays on top). Vote is determined by only my votes for now, but I might change it so that everybody can vote (might be a bad idea though...).

There's a link to report broken links under every link (lot of links there).
If I missed a tutorial, please let me know either in this thread or in a PM. Please give me a link to the thread!

Enjoy!

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Very good work Neg..
JupMedia should start paying the Mods for all the work they do around here.
You musta spent some time putting all that together, looks so nice and clean.

cheers
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[instronics]

Definately hardcore. A suggestion... maybe if its ok with NEG to let some AO users create some cool skin to go with it. just for the fun of it

Cheers.

[Ennis]

Excellent stuff Neg!

[PM8228]

Thanks a bunch Negative for taking the time and effort.

-Cheers-

[MemorY]

instronics...change ur avatar to ur old one, i cant recognize u like this

JupMedia should start paying the Mods for all the work they do around here.

They do....

once again, very good work neg

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JupMedia should start paying the Mods for all the work they do around here.

They do....

Huh didn't know that, and all this time i thought that JupMedia were into the Slave Labour type business.

[aeallison]

Very nice site Negative. Is it just strictly for security rated Tutorials? That is most of what I browsed through. Thanks for all of your hard work. I will use this from now on when searching for tuts.

[Negative]

I'm going to try and keep it updated weekly (if not daily) with both security-related and other tutorials.

[i2c]

Thanks Neg, thats great work...

maybe you should put a link to it in the FAQ or the email you get when you sign up to AO, maybe that would stop 3 out of 5 newbies asking for help with something thats already been covered?

cheers again

i2c