tmk jquery is still javascript but lighter.



jQuery is a new kind of JavaScript Library.



I looked here

http://jquery.com/


Dave


--- On Mon, 10/19/09, Don Passenger <dpasseng@...> wrote:

From: Don Passenger <dpasseng@...>
Subject: Re: [cightml] navigation "bar" with images
To: cightml@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, October 19, 2009, 5:37 PM






 





                   http://www.gmarwaha .com/jquery/ jcarousellite/ #demo

This appears to be clear and concise!  Thanks for popping the stuck cork

out of the hole here Dave.



Wonder what happens with no JS though ...



Don Passenger wrote:

> Hi Dave,

>

> That is what I am looking for.  It does appear to be a JQuery Carousel.

>   I'll have to look into that.  Are there tutorials?

>

> Don

>

> Dave wrote:

>> Don isn't that done using JQuery? It can be used with many programming
language.

>> http://www.roseindi a.net/ajax/ jquery/whatisjqu ery.shtml

>>

>> Been doing some reading up on Ajax/JQuery. Kinda interesting. Never seen any
css versions.

>>

>> Horizontal Scrolling examples.

>>

>> http://www.eggraphy .com/

>>

>> http://www.manolobe via.com/

>>

>> Dave

>


























--- On Mon, 10/19/09, Don Passenger <dpasseng@...> wrote:

From: Don Passenger <dpasseng@...>
Subject: Re: [cightml] navigation "bar" with images
To: cightml@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, October 19, 2009, 5:37 PM






 





                   http://www.gmarwaha .com/jquery/ jcarousellite/ #demo

This appears to be clear and concise!  Thanks for popping the stuck cork

out of the hole here Dave.



Wonder what happens with no JS though ...



Don Passenger wrote:

> Hi Dave,

>

> That is what I am looking for.  It does appear to be a JQuery Carousel.

>   I'll have to look into that.  Are there tutorials?

>

> Don

>

> Dave wrote:

>> Don isn't that done using JQuery? It can be used with many programming
language.

>> http://www.roseindi a.net/ajax/ jquery/whatisjqu ery.shtml

>>

>> Been doing some reading up on Ajax/JQuery. Kinda interesting. Never seen any
css versions.

>>

>> Horizontal Scrolling examples.

>>

>> http://www.eggraphy .com/

>>

>> http://www.manolobe via.com/

>>

>> Dave

>





























[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

http://www.gmarwaha.com/jquery/jcarousellite/#demo
This appears to be clear and concise!  Thanks for popping the stuck cork
out of the hole here Dave.

Wonder what happens with no JS though ...

Don Passenger wrote:
> Hi Dave,
>
> That is what I am looking for.  It does appear to be a JQuery Carousel.
>   I'll have to look into that.  Are there tutorials?
>
> Don
>
> Dave wrote:
>> Don isn't that done using JQuery? It can be used with many programming
language.
>> http://www.roseindia.net/ajax/jquery/whatisjquery.shtml
>>
>> Been doing some reading up on Ajax/JQuery.Kinda interesting. Never seen any
css versions.
>>
>> Horizontal Scrolling examples.
>>
>> http://www.eggraphy.com/
>>
>> http://www.manolobevia.com/
>>
>> Dave
>

Hi Dave,

That is what I am looking for.  It does appear to be a JQuery Carousel.
   I'll have to look into that.  Are there tutorials?

Don

Dave wrote:
> Don isn't that done using JQuery? It can be used with many programming
language.
> http://www.roseindia.net/ajax/jquery/whatisjquery.shtml
>
> Been doing some reading up on Ajax/JQuery.Kinda interesting. Never seen any
css versions.
>
> Horizontal Scrolling examples.
>
> http://www.eggraphy.com/
>
> http://www.manolobevia.com/
>
> Dave

Don isn't that done using JQuery? It can be used with many programming language.
http://www.roseindia.net/ajax/jquery/whatisjquery.shtml



Been doing some reading up on Ajax/JQuery.Kinda interesting. Never seen any css
versions.



Horizontal Scrolling examples.


http://www.eggraphy.com/


http://www.manolobevia.com/





Dave

--- On Mon, 10/19/09, Don Passenger <dpasseng@...> wrote:

From: Don Passenger <dpasseng@...>
Subject: Re: [cightml] navigation "bar" with images
To: cightml@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, October 19, 2009, 12:00 PM






 





                   Okay, here is what I was after:

http://www.godaddy. com/default. aspx

see the little people near the bottom of the left navigation bar?

Appears to be javascript + css as near as I can figure.  Not able to

duplicate quite on my machine.



Some version of sliding doors:

http://imagesak. godaddy.com/ fos/sb/1/ gdtv/img_ celebs_sprite_ 20090821. png



Anybody know what it is called, or how to duplicate it?



Client is not going for second line.



derek watson wrote:

> even so, the thumbnails wrap to the second line where I have exceeded

> the 17 on the top line, so you could just keep going setting out lines

> of links as required?

> Derek

>





























[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Don,
there is something on "Cycling thru a Series of Images" in Paul's JS
book - page 470. Dn't know if this is what you want. It is an
interesting way of hitting on the person ou want.
Derek


Don Passenger wrote:
>
>
> Okay, here is what I was after:
> http://www.godaddy.com/default.aspx <http://www.godaddy.com/default.aspx>
> see the little people near the bottom of the left navigation bar?
> Appears to be javascript + css as near as I can figure. Not able to
> duplicate quite on my machine.
>
> Some version of sliding doors:
> http://imagesak.godaddy.com/fos/sb/1/gdtv/img_celebs_sprite_20090821.png
> <http://imagesak.godaddy.com/fos/sb/1/gdtv/img_celebs_sprite_20090821.png>
>
> Anybody know what it is called, or how to duplicate it?
>
> Client is not going for second line.
>
> derek watson wrote:
> > even so, the thumbnails wrap to the second line where I have exceeded
> > the 17 on the top line, so you could just keep going setting out lines
> > of links as required?
> > Derek
> >
>
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Okay, here is what I was after:
http://www.godaddy.com/default.aspx
see the little people near the bottom of the left navigation bar?
Appears to be javascript + css as near as I can figure.  Not able to
duplicate quite on my machine.

Some version of sliding doors:
http://imagesak.godaddy.com/fos/sb/1/gdtv/img_celebs_sprite_20090821.png

Anybody know what it is called, or how to duplicate it?

Client is not going for second line.

derek watson wrote:
> even so, the thumbnails wrap to the second line where I have exceeded
> the 17 on the top line, so you could just keep going setting out lines
> of links as required?
> Derek
>

even so, the thumbnails wrap to the second line where I have exceeded
the 17 on the top line, so you could just keep going setting out lines
of links as required?
Derek


Don Passenger wrote:
>
>
> my container is 881, divided into a sidebar and content ... I want to
> fill the bottom of the content
>
> it is a "bio" page and the thumbnails are the people
>
> derek watson wrote:
> > Don,
> > I have 17 thumbnails horizontally across one of my screens- what on
> > earth are you doing that needs more than 17 links??
> > Derek
>
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my container is 881, divided into a sidebar and content ... I want to
fill the bottom of the content

it is a "bio" page and the thumbnails are the people

derek watson wrote:
> Don,
> I have 17 thumbnails horizontally across one of my screens- what on
> earth are you doing that needs more than 17 links??
> Derek

Don,
I have 17 thumbnails horizontally across one of my screens- what on
earth are you doing that needs more than 17 links??
Derek


Don Passenger wrote:
>
>
> This is getting in the neighborhood. I want to have more images than
> will fit side to side however.
>
> derek watson wrote:
> > Don,
> > wouldn't a "horizontal" menu work for what you want? In your CSS
> > #navigation li { display: inline;} gives the horiz menu and use your
> > thumbnails as the menu items.
> > Or is this not what you are after?
> > Derek
> >
> > Don - HtmlFixIt.com wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >> Hi All,
> >>
> >> I want to have a series of thumbnails side by side with an arrow on
> each
> >> end. When you click on one of the images it opens a page. I have seen
> >> something like this a million times. Can I do it with CSS/HTML? What
> >> is it called as I cannot seem to locate it in google.
> >>
> >> <-- picture picture picture -->
> >>
> >> Don
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This is getting in the neighborhood.  I want to have more images than
will fit side to side however.

derek watson wrote:
> Don,
> wouldn't a "horizontal" menu work for what you want? In your CSS
> #navigation li { display: inline;} gives the horiz menu and use your
> thumbnails as the menu items.
> Or is this not what you are after?
> Derek
>
> Don - HtmlFixIt.com wrote:
>>
>>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I want to have a series of thumbnails side by side with an arrow on each
>> end. When you click on one of the images it opens a page. I have seen
>> something like this a million times. Can I do it with CSS/HTML? What
>> is it called as I cannot seem to locate it in google.
>>
>> <-- picture picture picture -->
>>
>> Don
>>
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but how would I get horizontal scrolling on it if I had more items than
space allows

derek watson wrote:
> Don,
> wouldn't a "horizontal" menu work for what you want? In your CSS
> #navigation li { display: inline;} gives the horiz menu and use your
> thumbnails as the menu items.
> Or is this not what you are after?
> Derek
>
> Don - HtmlFixIt.com wrote:
>>
>>
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I want to have a series of thumbnails side by side with an arrow on each
>> end. When you click on one of the images it opens a page. I have seen
>> something like this a million times. Can I do it with CSS/HTML? What
>> is it called as I cannot seem to locate it in google.
>>
>> <-- picture picture picture -->
>>
>> Don
>>

Don,
wouldn't a "horizontal" menu work for what you want? In your CSS
#navigation li { display: inline;} gives the horiz menu and use your
thumbnails as the menu items.
Or is this not what you are after?
Derek

Don - HtmlFixIt.com wrote:
>
>
> Hi All,
>
> I want to have a series of thumbnails side by side with an arrow on each
> end. When you click on one of the images it opens a page. I have seen
> something like this a million times. Can I do it with CSS/HTML? What
> is it called as I cannot seem to locate it in google.
>
> <-- picture picture picture -->
>
> Don
>
>
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Brennan,
don't know which version of Paul's book you have, but I used a very
early version for my first webpages, learned CSS when it became the
thing; and yes, this is the way to teach yourself what is going on.
Sitepoint have a good book called "Everything you learned about CSS is
Wrong" but it assimes you are on or past Windows 7.0 as it teaches you
CSS tables.
My personal page is at www.mmnet.com.au/dbwat/ and is a very basic site
that works using CSS.
Derek

Brennan U. wrote:
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>
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> present the content that is on it. I know that I can fairly easily
> modify a template.
>
> In regards to the book, my budget is very limited, as in basically $0. I
> of course have Paul's CIGHTML, but I have a feeling there are some
> differences between that and the book you suggested.
>
> Brennan
>
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oh, i thought you meant a menu and an arrow pointing at the selected item...

In that case, I am not sure, I think you now mean like a slide rule sort of
thing?

If that is the case, then there is a free CRM (Customer Relationship Management)
that is built in PHP (and uses MySQL as the DB) called vtiger crm that might
help. There may be an example on their website.

I am not sure how you could do that with CSS though.

Best regards,
Dave Colliver.
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   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Don Passenger
   To: cightml@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 2009 12:38 PM
   Subject: Re: [cightml] navigation "bar" with images


     I am in php. Do you have an example I can look at? I'm just stumped at
   the moment. Is horizontal scrolling thumbnails a better description?

   David Colliver wrote:
   > Are you able to dynamically make one of the items selected?
   >
   > I am using list items (li) for my menu, then if the page is selected (from
server side), I give the relevant li a "selected" class, and my "selected" class
gives me my arrow. However, it is handled by the server code as it is the server
that generates my page.
   >
   > Best regards,
   > Dave Colliver




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I am in php.  Do you have an example I can look at?  I'm just stumped at
the moment.  Is horizontal scrolling thumbnails a better description?

David Colliver wrote:
> Are you able to dynamically make one of the items selected?
>
> I am using list items (li) for my menu, then if the page is selected (from
server side), I give the relevant li a "selected" class, and my "selected" class
gives me my arrow. However, it is handled by the server code as it is the server
that generates my page.
>
> Best regards,
> Dave Colliver

Are you able to dynamically make one of the items selected?

I am using list items (li) for my menu, then if the page is selected (from
server side), I give the relevant li a "selected" class, and my "selected" class
gives me my arrow. However, it is handled by the server code as it is the server
that generates my page.

Best regards,
Dave Colliver.
http://www.AshfieldFOCUS.com
~~
http://www.FOCUSPortals.com - Local franchises available
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Don - HtmlFixIt.com
   To: CIGHTML
   Sent: Tuesday, October 13, 2009 12:58 AM
   Subject: [cightml] navigation "bar" with images


     Hi All,

   I want to have a series of thumbnails side by side with an arrow on each
   end. When you click on one of the images it opens a page. I have seen
   something like this a million times. Can I do it with CSS/HTML? What
   is it called as I cannot seem to locate it in google.

   <-- picture picture picture -->

   Don




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Hi All,

I want to have a series of thumbnails side by side with an arrow on each
end.  When you click on one of the images it opens a page.  I have seen
something like this a million times.  Can I do it with CSS/HTML?  What
is it called as I cannot seem to locate it in google.

<-- picture picture picture -->

Don

I got my feet wet with my first wp project and learned quickly not to be too
fast to upgrade. The more I upgraded the harder it was to find some of the
widgets I was looking for.

Recently I found this on htmlfixit. Maybe something to consider in the long run
http://blogwranglers.com/.

Dave

--- On Fri, 10/9/09, Brennan U. <ujcich@...> wrote:

From: Brennan U. <ujcich@...>
Subject: [cightml] Redesigning a Website
To: "CIGHTML Group" <cightml@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Friday, October 9, 2009, 4:50 PM






 





                   Hello, I am looking to begin a redesign of my website,
BrennanU.com. I

was looking around the web for some inspiration, and came upon this

site: http://goodguysnats .com/ I really like their design, and I hope to

create something similar. This may be a really open ended/long question,

but how do I go about making something like this? I am familiar with

basic HTML, but as far as making a page complete with navigation, header

images I am really confused. Are their any good tutorials on how to do

this? I have access to basic text editors for HTML, and the GIMP image

editor. Can anyone point me in the right direction?



Thanks,

Brennan





























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firebug and web developer extensions to firefox are your friends!
Get them, use them.

Gordon Reeder wrote:
> Brennan U. wrote:
>> Is doing something like this from scratch a very difficult thing to do?
>> The reason that I am pushing to do it myself, is purely for the
>> experience. The reason I have a website is more to learn, rather than to
>> present the content that is on it. I know that I can fairly easily
>> modify a template.
>>
>>

Brennan,
I clicked on the sixteenth note, went to;
http://www.brennanu.com/musicplayer.html
but did not hear any music, just a black screen.

Everything's out there - just do Google search's
for what you want to learn.
seecurb
++++++++++++++++

On Fri, Oct 9, 2009 at 6:50 PM, Brennan U. <ujcich@...> wrote:

>
>
> Hello, I am looking to begin a redesign of my website, BrennanU.com. I
> was looking around the web for some inspiration, and came upon this
> site: http://goodguysnats.com/ I really like their design, and I hope to
> create something similar. This may be a really open ended/long question,
> but how do I go about making something like this? I am familiar with
> basic HTML, but as far as making a page complete with navigation, header
> images I am really confused. Are their any good tutorials on how to do
> this? I have access to basic text editors for HTML, and the GIMP image
> editor. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
>
> Thanks,
> Brennan
>
>


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Brennan U. wrote:
> Is doing something like this from scratch a very difficult thing to do?
> The reason that I am pushing to do it myself, is purely for the
> experience. The reason I have a website is more to learn, rather than to
> present the content that is on it. I know that I can fairly easily
> modify a template.
>
>
Weather it is difficult or not depends on your skill level.  What you
are looking
at is a page made with a boat load of divs.  You will need to learn about
positional divs and CSS.

Then I would suggest that you print out the web page at reduced size and
try to identify all the divs.  Then try to recreate it using empty
divs.  The
content can come later.

Brennan,
 
Some of the people responding to you are experts . I am just an amateur
who writes web pages with html and CSS.
My comment to you is that I noted in the page you referred to that a lot of
it was javascript - probably provided in the template. If you want to duplicate
that you will have to learn to program in javascript.  I suppose I could learn
to do that and make better pages, but I don't want to spend the time. If you
have the time to learn javascript you will be able to make "better" pages
than if you use only html and CSS.  
 
I am trying to answer your question about is doing this from scratch difficult.
I found a program that writes some javascript for me. I use it to create
navigation bars. But I now do most of my nav bars using html and CSS and
they work pretty well.
 
Just a comment from someone who found himself where you are and learned
html (and xhtml) and CSS,
 
Bruce Meyers (oldguy1166@...)
Hayward, Wisconsin

--- On Sat, 10/10/09, Brennan U. <ujcich@...> wrote:


From: Brennan U. <ujcich@...>
Subject: Re: [cightml] Redesigning a Website
To: cightml@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, October 10, 2009, 8:22 AM


 



Is doing something like this from scratch a very difficult thing to do?
The reason that I am pushing to do it myself, is purely for the
experience. The reason I have a website is more to learn, rather than to
present the content that is on it. I know that I can fairly easily
modify a template.

In regards to the book, my budget is very limited, as in basically $0. I
of course have Paul's CIGHTML, but I have a feeling there are some
differences between that and the book you suggested.

Brennan

Miro Perdoch wrote:
>
>
>
> well, i do not want to be too pushy but this is the guide that helps
> you to learn about xhtml and css and has template to work with as well
>
> http://www.createwe bpageguide. com/ <http://www.createwe bpageguide. com/>
>
> Miro Perdoch
>
> http://www.acewebde sign.eu <http://www.acewebde sign.eu>
> miro500@hotmail. com <mailto:miro500% 40hotmail. com>
>
>
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Is doing something like this from scratch a very difficult thing to do?
The reason that I am pushing to do it myself, is purely for the
experience. The reason I have a website is more to learn, rather than to
present the content that is on it. I know that I can fairly easily
modify a template.

In regards to the book, my budget is very limited, as in basically $0. I
of course have Paul's CIGHTML, but I have a feeling there are some
differences between that and the book you suggested.

Brennan

Miro Perdoch wrote:
>
>
>
> well, i do not want to be too pushy but this is the guide that helps
> you to learn about xhtml and css and has template to work with as well
>
> http://www.createwebpageguide.com/ <http://www.createwebpageguide.com/>
>
> Miro Perdoch
>
> http://www.acewebdesign.eu <http://www.acewebdesign.eu>
> miro500@... <mailto:miro500%40hotmail.com>
>
>
> __________________________________________________________
> View your other email accounts from your Hotmail inbox. Add them now.
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18:43:00
>
>

well, i do not want to be too pushy but this is the guide that helps you to
learn about xhtml and css and has template to work with as well



http://www.createwebpageguide.com/

Miro Perdoch

http://www.acewebdesign.eu
miro500@...




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there are literally thousands of free themes and you can change colors
or images easily

Brennan U. wrote:
> I did see that. I don't know that I want to pay the $30 they want for
> the theme. I also was wanting to work on it myself, so that I can gain
> the experience.
>
> Brennan

I did see that. I don't know that I want to pay the $30 they want for
the theme. I also was wanting to work on it myself, so that I can gain
the experience.

Brennan

Don Passenger wrote:
>
>
> it is a Joomla theme -- and I'll say it, Wordpress or Joomla are usually
> way the way to go.
>
> Brennan U. wrote:
> > Hello, I am looking to begin a redesign of my website, BrennanU.com. I
> > was looking around the web for some inspiration, and came upon this
> > site: http://goodguysnats.com/ <http://goodguysnats.com/> I really
> like their design, and I hope to
> > create something similar. This may be a really open ended/long
> question,
> > but how do I go about making something like this? I am familiar with
> > basic HTML, but as far as making a page complete with navigation,
> header
> > images I am really confused. Are their any good tutorials on how to do
> > this? I have access to basic text editors for HTML, and the GIMP image
> > editor. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Brennan
> >
>
>
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>
>
> No virus found in this incoming message.
> Checked by AVG - www.avg.com
> Version: 8.5.421 / Virus Database: 270.14.9/2426 - Release Date: 10/09/09
18:43:00
>
>

it is a Joomla theme -- and I'll say it, Wordpress or Joomla are usually
way the way to go.

Brennan U. wrote:
> Hello, I am looking to begin a redesign of my website, BrennanU.com. I
> was looking around the web for some inspiration, and came upon this
> site: http://goodguysnats.com/ I really like their design, and I hope to
> create something similar. This may be a really open ended/long question,
> but how do I go about making something like this? I am familiar with
> basic HTML, but as far as making a page complete with navigation, header
> images I am really confused. Are their any good tutorials on how to do
> this? I have access to basic text editors for HTML, and the GIMP image
> editor. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
>
> Thanks,
> Brennan
>

Hello, I am looking to begin a redesign of my website, BrennanU.com. I
was looking around the web for some inspiration, and came upon this
site: http://goodguysnats.com/ I really like their design, and I hope to
create something similar. This may be a really open ended/long question,
but how do I go about making something like this? I am familiar with
basic HTML, but as far as making a page complete with navigation, header
images I am really confused. Are their any good tutorials on how to do
this? I have access to basic text editors for HTML, and the GIMP image
editor. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks,
Brennan

Hmmm

Never knew they made shopping carts.

Thanks Derek
Dave

--- On Wed, 9/23/09, derek watson <dbwat@...> wrote:

From: derek watson <dbwat@...>
Subject: Re: [cightml] Shopping Cart
To: cightml@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, September 23, 2009, 10:43 PM






 









Dave,

CoffeeCup are heralding their new and improved Shopping Cart - you may

like to look at this - claimed to be easy and painless??

Derek



Dave wrote:

>

>

> Thanks a lot folks. The client never contacted me back so I just keep

> this in mind for next time.

>

> Thanks again

> Dave

>

> --- On Mon, 9/14/09, Miro Perdoch <miro500@hotmail. com

> <mailto:miro500% 40hotmail. com>> wrote:

>

> From: Miro Perdoch <miro500@hotmail. com <mailto:miro500% 40hotmail. com>>

> Subject: RE: [cightml] Shopping Cart

> To: "yahoo cightml" <cightml@yahoogroups .com

> <mailto:cightml% 40yahoogroups. com>>

> Date: Monday, September 14, 2009, 10:30 PM

>

>

>

> if they are selling one book,

>

> 1) then I would strongly recommend different merchant - PayPal Payment

> gateway as they have easy buy now buttons.

>

> 2) if not, then I have been using NopCart JavaScript shopping cart

> script. It seemed a bit difficult to adjust the code to fit my

> requirements but after a few hours of looking at it I finally

> understood the principle. You can also adjust the variable names for

> this merchant if they do not support them already

>

> 3) my final option is, use PHP and MySQL and develop your own shopping

> basket, you get total flexibility and it will look better, as you can

> dictate design.

>

> best regards

>

> Miro Perdoch

>

> http://www.acewebde sign.eu

>

> miro500@hotmail. com

>

> ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _

>

> Use Hotmail to send and receive mail from your different email accounts.

>

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>

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>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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Dave,
CoffeeCup are heralding their new and improved Shopping Cart - you may
like to look at this - claimed to be easy and painless??
Derek

Dave wrote:
>
>
> Thanks a lot folks. The client never contacted me back so I just keep
> this in mind for next time.
>
> Thanks again
> Dave
>
> --- On Mon, 9/14/09, Miro Perdoch <miro500@...
> <mailto:miro500%40hotmail.com>> wrote:
>
> From: Miro Perdoch <miro500@... <mailto:miro500%40hotmail.com>>
> Subject: RE: [cightml] Shopping Cart
> To: "yahoo cightml" <cightml@yahoogroups.com
> <mailto:cightml%40yahoogroups.com>>
> Date: Monday, September 14, 2009, 10:30 PM
>
>
>
> if they are selling one book,
>
> 1) then I would strongly recommend different merchant - PayPal Payment
> gateway as they have easy buy now buttons.
>
> 2) if not, then I have been using NopCart JavaScript shopping cart
> script. It seemed a bit difficult to adjust the code to fit my
> requirements but after a few hours of looking at it I finally
> understood the principle. You can also adjust the variable names for
> this merchant if they do not support them already
>
> 3) my final option is, use PHP and MySQL and develop your own shopping
> basket, you get total flexibility and it will look better, as you can
> dictate design.
>
> best regards
>
> Miro Perdoch
>
> http://www.acewebde sign.eu
>
> miro500@hotmail. com
>
> ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _
>
> Use Hotmail to send and receive mail from your different email accounts.
>
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>
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>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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>
> No virus found in this incoming message.
> Checked by AVG - www.avg.com
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