Blind-LowVision-as91897

Blind & Low Vision fundraising landing page + database -- as91897-2.8 + as91892 - 2.3
Coded by Kyan Bradley of Avondale College

Note - Connection strings for the azure database used during development are inactive, thus the project will not have proper functionality in current state.

Overview

This project is part of a solo assesment for NCEA LVL 2 soley created by Kyan Bradley of Avondale College. This repository contains the website for as91897 and the MSSQL queries to required properly reproduce the project. This project also contains depenecies for the Blind-LowVision-Application (as91896 - 2.7) assesment.

THIS PROJECT IS ONLY PROOF OF CONCEPT!

Do not in under any circumstances attempt to publish/deploy this website due to security reasons. Do not use this solution outside of testing purposes. This webiste does not use any forms of encryption (SSL etc.) for data transfer. The code does not prevent SQL injection attacks, and too the connection strings to the MSSQL server is hard coded -> once again without any encryption.

I presume you know the difference between front and back, right hand and left hand? ― Sun Tzu

What is contained in this repository

This repository contains html pages, MSSQL queries javascript scripts and php scripts, which are all dependant on one another.

Dependencies and Requirements

To reporoduce this project the following are needed:

A PHP compatible web server running PHP 7.3 or later with MSSQL drivers enabled
See info for further web server details
Google Chrome, Firefox, Edge etc. ( not Internet Explorer v11 )
Reliable internet connetion
MSSQL Server

It must be noted that the php scripts connection strings for the MSSQL database in this repository will need to be changed to your database

Info

To set up the web server I personally used Microsoft IIS due to its great intergration into the Windows OS. XAMPP can be used as well, but i ran into difficulties regarding setting up the MSSQL drivers necessary to run the php scripts.
Microsoft Web Platform Installer made installing the required dependencies easy in comparison to other methods.

Special thanks to:

kenwheeler - Slick.js -   link
niklasvh - Html2Canvas -   link
omcg33 - jquery.limarquee -   link
davidshimjs - QRCode.js -   link

Mr Vijay Prasad - Teacher at Avondale College