Recipe database

[tokenyank]

I've looked around on here and there seems to be a few people wanting a recipe hack, but no coders seem to be up to the challenge... The best they can do is recomend Hacks dB and modify the fields...

There is a very good hack for IPB that I ran before I went to a vB license...

Could anyone port over the IPB version over to a vB or does anyone think they are up to the challenge to coding one from scratch??

Anyway, thanks in advance and I hope to see one released soon!

[interfx]

Wow, that hack on IPB looks exactly what I'm looking for... Anyone interested in porting this over? Has anyone asked the original author?

I'll also be watching...

[tokenyank]

OOOhhhh! You got me all excited! Received an email that there was a post here!

Oh well!

[interfx]

I also posted a question on the authors website to see if he would be interested in porting to VB based... We'll see what he says...

Any authors out there, i could pay $50. for such a hack - I'm sure others would pay small fee also...

Thanks -
InterFX

I checked with the original author, and he is willing to let someone take his original code, and modify it to work with VB... Anyone interested out there? (It would be a great hack for sites using VBa, or VBPortal)

Any interest?

[doozy]

I am also intrested in a hack like this.

I will add another $50.00 to the pool to get this hack made.

[Reeve of shinra]

I've never seen a reciepe's hack. What kind of info do you input into it and how would you want it displayed?

[digitalSite]

Originally Posted by Reeve of shinra

I've never seen a reciepe's hack. What kind of info do you input into it and how would you want it displayed?

I have been looking for a recipe hack for two years now, lol. Recipes should have fields like those of a recipe: ingredients, measurements, search by category, keywords, etc. A good recipe site for ideas can be found here: http://www.allrecipes.com/ Just look at how they list one recipe. For example, search for Lasagna.

[davidw]

I almost created something like that in my phpnuke days. Sounds like a good idea.

[ptmuldoon]

I'd like to resurrect this old post. I have been so patiently awaiting a recipe hack for over a year now. Has anything developed at all? In the past, I've used Cinq's vbarticles has as substitute, but its not a true recipe hack similar to allrecipes.com

[m0nde]

Originally Posted by tokenyank

There is a very good hack for IPB that I ran before I went to a vB license...

I've used the following with XOOPS, an open-source content management system: Recette (Cookbook Management).
Though not directly translatable, the database schema may be of help to someone trying to put together a similar module for vBulletin 3.0 or 3.5.

- Sid

Originally Posted by ptmuldoon

I'd like to resurrect this old post. I have been so patiently awaiting a recipe hack for over a year now. Has anything developed at all? In the past, I've used Cinq's vbarticles has as substitute, but its not a true recipe hack similar to allrecipes.com

I've come across a few open-source recipe scripts on sourceforge.net. Perhaps these would be of some help to some coder willing to take up this project: sourceforge.net search for keywords "php recipe".

- Sid