More formal club locator

[sann0638]

Just thinking, it would be nice if there were a formal list of clubs - obviously, there is Rodders' sticky, but I was thinking something more like this:

http://mikeandalbertine.co.uk/clubs.html

Clubs could add their own details using a form, which then would just need to OK'd by an administrator.

Anyone got the inclination and skills to put this together?

Mike

[Grumbledook]

isn't there something like that on the NAF site?

[Hangus]

Mike pm Lycos as i am sure if you wanted to help update the naf one he will snap your hand off.

[sann0638]

@Grum - only problem with that is you need to log in

@Hangus - might chat to him about it!

Mike

[Grumbledook]

NAF site is getting revamped

that kind of thing should be open to non members as well imo

getting players to join leagues that know about the NAF is a good way to get them to sign up

[sann0638]

Found the NAF one - 10 leagues in the UK!

Pretty sure there are more than this

[commisar ken]

The NAF site is fine,but what about people who are not in the NAF.

[sann0638]

Absolutely

[harroguk]

Just made a 2 minute attempt to add the league I run tip the nag list and it doesn't seem to want me to. It asks me to register even though I am already logged in.

[Pug]

How about setting up FaceBlock group?

[Hitonagashi]

I wrote this for the programming language I write in: http://rubyusergroups.org/.

I've still got the source code, so if people are interested, I could adapt a version for gaming clubs/bloodbowl clubs and host it up over the weekend. I'd need some help getting the list of clubs to populate it though!

[Khail]

That's... pretty fantastic. Nice site Hitonagashi! Would be fantastic to have something like this for Blood Bowl.

[harroguk]

Indeed Hitonagashi, very nice. I was easilly able to find my nearest Ruby on Rails group and get to their website.

Looks like something like that site would be very useful for BB Clubs.