WebCat consulting $

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1998

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texte = I need some help from someone who is good enough that it's worth paying fortheir time. If you are interested please contact me privately.My greatest problem on these two projects is the time frame, but they aresimple projects. I could use some code ASAP even if fine tuning takeslonger.The first one is the simplest and probably won't take you an hour. I need aweb form that submits basic data to WebMerchant/MacAuthorize for batchedcard approval and sends an email to the site owner. A similar form to whatI need is at http://Look.net/testform.html There is no database file neededas part of this project, and I can make modifications to the form html(like add new input fields and all the cosmetic stuff) and change emailresponse templates as needed, etc but I need a web form template to workfrom.The second project is more complex but you'll still probably wonder why I'mnot just doing it myself. A travel agency we host wants on line purchase ofpackaged tours.To calculate the final price of the tour package we will simply add a setof numbers derived from the choices made on a form.There are choices in three categories which affect the final price of thepackage and the choices are different for each trip. These are the numberof persons sharing the room, ski lift choices and transportation choices.Here's how I envision the flow: a buy button on each trip description pagegoes to an order.tpl file shared by all trips. WebCat should know whichtrip is ordered based on which trip's page referred to the order.tplI have a mockup of this form at http://Look.net/ordertest1.html.All of the choices should be made from a drop down menu selection.Order.tpl asks for the name and two choices associated with each traveller,their ski lift tickets and transportation choices. It also asks how manypersons will share the room.After all the choices have been made, a Price this Trip button should go toa price.tpl that shows only the total price but all the input data andchoices with a Buy It Now button at the bottom going to a checkout.tpl. Ihave a mockup of the page at http://Look.net/ordertest2.html.The checkout.tpl shows all their input data and asks for more personal infoon each named traveller. It also asks for credit card info. I have a mockupof the form at http://Look.net/ordertest3.html.The final thanks.tpl shows all the input data and an order number which canall be printed for their records.I think one text file database can store all choices for all the trips. Thepurchase data should stored in a text file on the server but doesn't reallyneed to be seen as a database even though this would be cool.What do you think? Is this within your time and capability constraints? Howwould you charge for your efforts if we go ahead?Thanks for considering my offer! Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: WebCat consulting $ (Michael Winston 1998)
Re: WebCat consulting $ (Will Starck 1998)
Re: WebCat consulting $ (Pete at Work 1998)
WebCat consulting $ (Jim Turney 1998)

I need some help from someone who is good enough that it's worth paying fortheir time. If you are interested please contact me privately.My greatest problem on these two projects is the time frame, but they aresimple projects. I could use some code ASAP even if fine tuning takeslonger.The first one is the simplest and probably won't take you an hour. I need aweb form that submits basic data to WebMerchant/MacAuthorize for batchedcard approval and sends an email to the site owner. A similar form to whatI need is at http://Look.net/testform.html There is no database file neededas part of this project, and I can make modifications to the form html(like add new input fields and all the cosmetic stuff) and change emailresponse templates as needed, etc but I need a web form template to workfrom.The second project is more complex but you'll still probably wonder why I'mnot just doing it myself. A travel agency we host wants on line purchase ofpackaged tours.To calculate the final price of the tour package we will simply add a setof numbers derived from the choices made on a form.There are choices in three categories which affect the final price of thepackage and the choices are different for each trip. These are the numberof persons sharing the room, ski lift choices and transportation choices.Here's how I envision the flow: a buy button on each trip description pagegoes to an order.tpl file shared by all trips. WebCat should know whichtrip is ordered based on which trip's page referred to the order.tplI have a mockup of this form at http://Look.net/ordertest1.html.All of the choices should be made from a drop down menu selection.Order.tpl asks for the name and two choices associated with each traveller,their ski lift tickets and transportation choices. It also asks how manypersons will share the room.After all the choices have been made, a Price this Trip button should go toa price.tpl that shows only the total price but all the input data andchoices with a Buy It Now button at the bottom going to a checkout.tpl. Ihave a mockup of the page at http://Look.net/ordertest2.html.The checkout.tpl shows all their input data and asks for more personal infoon each named traveller. It also asks for credit card info. I have a mockupof the form at http://Look.net/ordertest3.html.The final thanks.tpl shows all the input data and an order number which canall be printed for their records.I think one text file database can store all choices for all the trips. Thepurchase data should stored in a text file on the server but doesn't reallyneed to be seen as a database even though this would be cool.What do you think? Is this within your time and capability constraints? Howwould you charge for your efforts if we go ahead?Thanks for considering my offer! Jim Turney

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