Web Development

hiral_shah11-Mar-07 23:52

11-Mar-07 23:52

I think php is very friendly language and also easy to implement. And also you can do it after knowing some basic of it.

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Hiral Shah
India

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Paddy Boyd11-Mar-07 23:52

Paddy Boyd

11-Mar-07 23:52

In order to connect to a DB and verify your login, you're going to need some kind of server side code to run...

It's just a matter of picking one that you know a bit of and writing a very simple bit of code...

Bradml11-Mar-07 23:18

Bradml

11-Mar-07 23:18

Mate I am going to suggest that you purchase a small space on a web server (i can recommend one if you contact me by email) and then have them worry about the server itself. This leaves you to practice to your hearts content and means you wont have to know how to install the different pieces of software you need.

Please contact me using the email link if you want advice on this matter.

Brad
Australian

- Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript"

A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.

hiral_shah11-Mar-07 23:58

11-Mar-07 23:58

Paddy Boyd wrote:
need some kind of server side code to run

That's right.

john3412-Mar-07 3:30

john34

12-Mar-07 3:30

Hi,

Thanks for your replies they have been most helpful!!!

I have been looking into buying some space on a web server but there are so many!!! and they all offer such a wide array of things !! Confused | :confused:

!! hence this email Smile | :)

I would be most grateful if you could recommend one as i feel like me searching alone is like feeding time for the lions!

I am really looking forward to having a play with PHP. From the few sites i have read it sounds really good ! Incidentally are there any good sites that you would recommend ?

Thanks again for all your help its saved me days of fumbling around hehe

John

hiral_shah12-Mar-07 0:09

12-Mar-07 0:09

So Which language you think to use??

john3412-Mar-07 0:14

john34

12-Mar-07 0:14

Hi,

I think PHP sounds good !!

so i will take a look on google and see if i can find a good tutorial.

Does anyone know any good sites ?

Thanks Lots to everyone Smile | :)

John

hiral_shah12-Mar-07 0:25

12-Mar-07 0:25

Thats good, Try google and also ask Brad. He can give you some links for good sites of php.
Yet if you have any doubt in connection or login then again ask we will try to help you our best. Big Grin | :-D

hiral_shah12-Mar-07 2:55

Calling a Javascript function from ASP page

12-Mar-07 2:55

I hope you got the answer.

Vipin.d11-Mar-07 20:14

Vipin.d

11-Mar-07 20:14

Hi,
I am using ASP for developing on web application.
Here i am using a object of a third party control(for menu items) say objitem.

for directing from one page to another page
we are using like
objitem.url=page.asp

my need is, i want to open a new window from this object
like
objitem.url="window.open(page.asp)";
here window.open is a javascript.
I want to invoke a javascript from asp code.
how i do this?

All I ever wanted is what others have....
CrazySanker

Re: Calling a Javascript function from ASP page

Bradml11-Mar-07 23:17

Bradml

11-Mar-07 23:17

You can't invoke JavaScript from ASP directly. You could use Ajax..

Brad
Australian

- Captain See Sharp on "Religion"

any half intelligent person can come to the conclusion that pink unicorns do not exist.

Lead capturing with websites

Trey54989-Mar-07 14:21

Trey5498

9-Mar-07 14:21

I am trying to get a lead capture to work with a version of Suger CRM (I have tried their forums to only be greeted with no answer at all). The version is 4.51 and I am using it with Apache and Mysql. It is set up and I can log into the main page with no problem. The problem lies that apparently it created no database for the users and when I try to capture leads on our website they never actually get captured.

My question I guess would be is there a better free lead capturing method (preferably easy to install and use) that will capture all the names and emails of clients and display them in a why we could use them to send news about our product with? Or does anyone know how to properly get Sugar CRM to function correctly?

I really need to get this to work asap. Also what is a good book that may help with these php scripts?

Re: Lead capturing with websites

Trey549812-Mar-07 11:35

Trey5498

12-Mar-07 11:35

can anyone help?

C# Forum

greenb9-Mar-07 4:28

9-Mar-07 4:28

Hopefully someone can help me out here. I'm looking a pre-designed web forum written in C#.

Kinda of like you can get with vBulletin or a phpBoard.

If you can point me in a direction to anything like that. I'm not to concerned whether it is free or not.

Thanks In Advance!!
Bob

RichardGrimmer9-Mar-07 4:33

RichardGrimmer

9-Mar-07 4:33

It's not in c#, but the very message boards you're using right now are available!

http://www.codeproject.com/asp/codeproject-forum.asp[^]

"Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......"
Christian Graus At The Soapbox

greenb9-Mar-07 4:40

9-Mar-07 4:40

Thanks alot Richard. I really appreciate the quick response.

led mike9-Mar-07 4:46

led mike

9-Mar-07 4:46

greenb wrote:
I really appreciate the quick response.

Google is faster[^] Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

led mike

Dmitry Khudorozhkov9-Mar-07 4:34

Dmitry Khudorozhkov

9-Mar-07 4:34

Try this:

http://www.agileprogrammer.com/dotnetguy/archive/2002/03/09/4487.aspx

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greenb9-Mar-07 4:40

9-Mar-07 4:40

Thanks alot Dmitry. I really appreciate the quick response.

greenb9-Mar-07 4:38