Difference between revisions of "Three Core Offers"

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What (summary)

Three different asks are prominently displayed in the grass part of the skin. This task is just about the mechanics of the ask and not the looks.

• See http://sponsoraboutus.aboutustest.org/Main_Page

Why this is important

This task is pointed squarely at our most important goals: revenue and engagement. There really is nothing of higher priority right now.

DoneDone

• "Alerts"
  • There is a button in the grass part of the skin (doesn't have to look nice), that says "Alerts"
  • Clicking on the "Alerts" button causes a modal dialog to appear with a message in it (see below)
  • Submit the form using ajax, and call the email alert web service.
• "Sponsor Page"
  • There is a button in the grass part of the skin (doesn't have to look nice), that says "Sponsor Page"
  • Clicking on the "Sponsor Page" button causes a modal dialog to appear with a message in it (see below)
  • The dialog has two steps culminating in the entering of credit card details
• "Sponsor Portal"
  • There is a button in the grass part of the skin (doesn't have to look nice), that says "Sponsor Portal"
  • The dialog has two steps culminating in the entering of portal sponsorship details
• Vinh has made it all look nice

Steps to get to DoneDone

• The user after Sponsoring a portal gets a message (i-e Third Page in the Sponsor Portal).
• The jqModal triggers to edit alerts, sponsor page, and sponsor portal are broken up after the changes by Vinh in design. Correct them.
• Add proper text in the widgets.
• Figure out how jqModal works http://dev.iceburg.net/jquery/jqModal/README
• Add separate widgets for sponsor page, sponsor portal and edit alert. They are triggered by clicking the respective links.
• Get Compost forms showing up in Mediawiki skin with correct logged in user info, etc.
  • Also, logging in should return user to current page instead of breaking like it does now.
• Add validation framework with field handlers for all datatypes.
  • Show errors in form next to respective fields in a pretty manner.
  • Keep values in fields after failed validation. Try to do this with minimal boilerplate.
• Write subscriber information to database upon successful validation.

Example Modal Dialog

• 8 MediaWiki:LandingBox HTML
• 0 MediaWiki:AboutUsHome_Search_1.0 HTML

Text of the Alerts Dialog

Sign up to receive email alerts whenever this page is changed.

email: __email__field__here__

"Alert Me" button

Text of the Sponsor this Page Dialog

Your sponsorship of this page provides the following:

• Prominent link drives traffic to your site
• Our experts help you make this page great
• Instant alerts inform you of changes made by others

$34.95/month

I'll do it!