Freelancers Forum Messages on Monday February 25th 2008
RE: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting
date posted 25th February 2008 21:18
>=20
> Can anyone shed some light on what should be (in theory) a very easy
> process of posting a form from a .Net2 page to Paypal (or any 3rd =
party
> site)?
>=20
> Im not elaborating further as yo...
Re: FN-FORUM: osCommerce
date posted 25th February 2008 21:03
Bit of a loaded question really, how long's a piece of string.
I develop OSC based stores all the time and they differ in complexity.
To install, make no visual changes and hook up to paypal, pretty...
Re: FN-FORUM: Ideas and thoughts on an online label design system
date posted 25th February 2008 20:57
> I know I could build this in PHP/MySQL, but I am concerned that the GD=
> library and other drawing facilities would make the label preview look=
> quite clumsy
Try ImageMagick, either run via th...
FN-FORUM: osCommerce
date posted 25th February 2008 20:43
Hi people,
I have to give someone a quote for a site and they've mentioned using
osCommerce as the shopping cart.
I've looked at osCommerce a bit but wondered how long it can take to set it
up as we...
Re: FN-FORUM: Ideas and thoughts on an online label design system
date posted 25th February 2008 20:23
Hello.
The GD libraries are quite comprehensive, and can produce nice looking
images when using true-type fonts, antialiasing and alpha levels. Of
course it'll be tricky getting the preview to look...
Re: FN-FORUM: Ideas and thoughts on an online label design system
date posted 25th February 2008 19:51
> Good Evening all,
>
> I have been liaising with a good client of mine over designing a
> standalone label design application for him to add to his website.
> I know I could build this in PHP/MySQL...
Re: FN-FORUM: wireless servers
date posted 25th February 2008 19:49
never heard of them attaching themselves to a web address, email yes,
but not web address, sounds similar to a dos attack though in a way.
On 25 Feb 2008, at 20:37, Lorna McArdle - Spinette Design...
Re: FN-FORUM: wireless servers
date posted 25th February 2008 19:19
Question 2 then
Can a spyware/virus attach itself to a web address or is it because my
server company can monitor this that it's showing up.
(The web address being a webmail address).
Lorna...
Re: FN-FORUM: wireless servers
date posted 25th February 2008 19:11
Ok will ask them to look at that.
But they had a new server set up about a month ago so would hope their IT
person would of looked at this at the time.
Lorna
>
> If there is any firewall in play...
Re: FN-FORUM: wireless servers
date posted 25th February 2008 19:08
Virus, probably?
Something embedded itself to send out the connections?
Just guessing here.
Lee Rickler
Director Point and Stare - pointandstare.com
Web Design and Development for over 11 years
Lorn...
Re: FN-FORUM: wireless servers
date posted 25th February 2008 19:05
If there is any firewall in play with the machine that is sending the
messages, you could look at shutting down everything through the
firewall, at the same time look at spyware scans if you can d...
FN-FORUM: Ideas and thoughts on an online label design system
date posted 25th February 2008 18:59
Good Evening all,
I have been liaising with a good client of mine over designing a
standalone label design application for him to add to his website.
I know I could build this in PHP/MySQL, but I am...
Re: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting
date posted 25th February 2008 18:50
Phillip Healey wrote:
> [snip]
>
> So when the user clicks the button it posts the data to PayPal url????
>
> Ok but what if i don’t want the user to have to click a button, but for the page to foll...
FN-FORUM: wireless servers
date posted 25th February 2008 18:46
I am having an issue with webmail for my client.
They use internet webmail rather than outlook and for some reason I it is
sending out loads of hits to it for no reason.
I got sent this
I can only...
Re: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting
date posted 25th February 2008 18:42
> Doesnt seem to work. Values aren’t passed over to Paypal.
>
> Ive seen other reports of this too.
>
> Any ideas as to how to add the Paypal form variables to the existing page form?
>
> I tried...
Re: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting
date posted 25th February 2008 18:22
Phillip Healey wrote:
> However i can pass the page onto Paypal rather than PostBack by using this; ' Document.Mainform.Action=[paypal url]'?????
> Is that right Ben?
>
> So when the user clicks...
RE: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting
date posted 25th February 2008 18:19
> P.s. I need to use POST rather than GET, as I =
don=C3=A2=E2=82=AC=E2=84=A2t want all fields being posted in the url.
>Have you tried setting PostBackUrl on the submit button of the form?
>This will...
RE: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting
date posted 25th February 2008 17:52
Colin / Ben,
Thanks for the input. The intermediate page was the conclusion i had =
come to, but it just seems too much of 'hack' to be the best technical =
way to do it. So being a developer of 'rea...
Re: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting
date posted 25th February 2008 17:51
On Monday, February 25, 2008 6:28 PM, Phillip Healey wrote:
>
>>Can you put the paypal buttons outside the main form? Do they need to be
>>alongside other input controls or could you keep the main for...
Re: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting - Vaguely OT
date posted 25th February 2008 17:48
Ben Moxon wrote:
> It's like any platform, once you understand the way of working that
> works in alignment with the design of the platform it's pretty easy to
> work with. If you don't it's hard. A...
Re: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting
date posted 25th February 2008 17:46
Phillip Healey wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> Can anyone shed some light on what should be (in theory) a very easy process of posting a form from a .Net2 page to Paypal (or any 3rd party site)?
>
> Im not elab...
Re: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting - Vaguely OT
date posted 25th February 2008 17:40
Phillip Healey wrote:
>
>> I think I'll stick with PHP for a while yet. :-)
>>
>
> Thanks! That fixes the problem. ;-)
>
>
Yeah, I know, it was OT and not helpful to you at all. Sorry for t...
Re: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting
date posted 25th February 2008 17:38
On Monday, February 25, 2008 6:28 PM, Phillip Healey wrote:
>
>>Can you put the paypal buttons outside the main form? Do they need to be
>>alongside other input controls or could you keep the main for...
Re: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting - Vaguely OT
date posted 25th February 2008 17:34
Alex Townsend wrote:
>
> Phillip Healey wrote:
>>> Can you put the paypal buttons outside the main form? Do they need
>>> to be alongside other input controls or could you keep the main form
>>> s...
RE: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting - Vaguely OT
date posted 25th February 2008 17:32
>I think I'll stick with PHP for a while yet. :-)
Thanks! That fixes the problem. ;-)...
Re: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting
date posted 25th February 2008 17:28
Phillip Healey wrote:
>> Can you put the paypal buttons outside the main form? Do they need to be
>> alongside other input controls or could you keep the main form small to
>> store the viewstate...
RE: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting
date posted 25th February 2008 17:27
> HELP HELP HELP!!!
I'm not sure whether it would help or not, but when you integrate the Google
checkout it sends the data to Google using server side form processing and
then re-directing the brows...
Re: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting - Vaguely OT
date posted 25th February 2008 17:18
Phillip Healey wrote:
>> Can you put the paypal buttons outside the main form? Do they need to be
>> alongside other input controls or could you keep the main form small to
>> store the viewstate an...
RE: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting
date posted 25th February 2008 17:09
>Can you put the paypal buttons outside the main form? Do they need to be
>alongside other input controls or could you keep the main form small to
>store the viewstate and whatever other transient d...
Re: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting
date posted 25th February 2008 16:58
Phillip Healey wrote:
>> Are you using any controls that actually need the form in the page?
>>
>
> Unfortunately its full on .Net page so i cant remove the .Net tags.
>
>
>
Can you put the...
RE: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting
date posted 25th February 2008 16:42
>Are you using any controls that actually need the form in the page?
Unfortunately its full on .Net page so i cant remove the .Net tags....
Re: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting
date posted 25th February 2008 16:16
Phillip Healey wrote:
>> So you're having a problem with the fact that everything in the page is
>> already in a form?
>>
>
> Yeah! Exactly, so what would be as simple as cut & paste for even...
Re: FN-FORUM: problem with flash and IE7
date posted 25th February 2008 15:58
John Wooding wrote:
>
> Could they :
>
> 1. be running 64 bit os? Vista 64 has some very strange flash interactions
> WHEN it works at all.
>
> 2. have a hijacked browser that generally runs silently...
RE: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting
date posted 25th February 2008 15:57
>So you're having a problem with the fact that everything in the page is
>already in a form?
Yeah! Exactly, so what would be as simple as cut & paste for even a basic
html page is now a nightmare!...
Re: FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting
date posted 25th February 2008 15:50
Phillip Healey wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> Can anyone shed some light on what should be (in theory) a very easy process of posting a form from a .Net2 page to Paypal (or any 3rd party site)?
>
> Im not el...
FN-FORUM: .Net Form Posting
date posted 25th February 2008 15:38
Hi guys,
Can anyone shed some light on what should be (in theory) a very easy =
process of posting a form from a .Net2 page to Paypal (or any 3rd party =
site)?
Im not elaborating further as you=E2=...
Re: FN-FORUM: problem with flash and IE7
date posted 25th February 2008 14:40
>
> I recently made a change to the landing page of a website so that it shows
> a short flash video (chosen randomly). Previously we had used quicktime
> but the speed was too slow for some machine...
Re: FN-FORUM: problem with flash and IE7
date posted 25th February 2008 14:11
Thanks Colin.
Oh this is great, thanks for your help guys.
Vicki
Colin Shipton wrote:
>> I believe there are some known problems with IE7 and flash but am not
>> very experienced with flash and so...
Re: FN-FORUM: problem with flash and IE7
date posted 25th February 2008 14:02
Thanks very much Brendan. I'll give this a go.
Kind regards,
Vicki
Brendan Oliver wrote:
> Hi Vicki,
>
> That sounds strange and im not sure it is related to flash, however the main ways to embed to...
RE: FN-FORUM: problem with flash and IE7
date posted 25th February 2008 13:52
> I believe there are some known problems with IE7 and flash but am not
> very experienced with flash and so do not know if this would be the
> cause. Has anyone any notion of what might be going on?...
RE: FN-FORUM: problem with flash and IE7
date posted 25th February 2008 13:48
Hi Vicki,
That sounds strange and im not sure it is related to flash, however the =
main ways to embed to ensure cross-browser compatibility are to the new=20
AC_FL_RunContent.js which replaces th...
FN-FORUM: problem with flash and IE7
date posted 25th February 2008 13:30
I recently made a change to the landing page of a website so that it
shows a short flash video (chosen randomly). Previously we had used
quicktime but the speed was too slow for some machines. I con...
Re: FN-FORUM: FW: Advertising to be proud of
date posted 25th February 2008 12:20
what is the website for this new agency?
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http://www.punterspower.co.uk
>
> In case it should be of interest to anyone here, I forward (without
> personal
> comment except to say it is a genuine...
Re: FN-FORUM: SEO quote question
date posted 25th February 2008 07:06
how many high ranking sites do you have ?
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