In Feburary 2016 27,
Obtain a form script from your web host provider or from a free, online resource like Hot Scripts or Stadtaus.com (see Resources). Place this script on your host account (if needed) in the same directory where you keep your other website files and make a note of this URL location. A script processes the data submitted from the order form and delivers it back to you.
Launch your text editor program and create a new document or open an existing file. Place your cursor anywhere underneath the '
' tag where you want your order form to appear.
Type in the beginning '' tag at the end of the form code. Save your file with an '.html' ending (extension) when finished.
In Feburary 2016 27,
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Saturday, 27 February 2016
Wednesday, 24 February 2016
How to Attach an SQL Database to a Web PageIn Feburary 2016 24,
In Feburary 2016 24,
Determine what website functionality you wish to use the database for. Whether it be an order detail page or a product catalogue page, by determining the functionality, you know where to insert the database connection code and how to code your page to show information.
Create your database. Based on the website functionality you need, build the structure needed for your database. Refer to the 'Resources' section below for instructions on how to create a database.
Open the web page that you wish to attach a database to using your HTML editor.
Insert the database connection code in this page. The database connection code is dependent on what kind of programming code you are using for your website. Database connection codes to popular programming codes like ASP.net and PHP are listed in the 'Resources' section.
Test your database connection. Save the page that you edited and open it in your browser. If you do not see any errors posted on the page, and the information from your database is displayed, you have successfully attached a database to your web page.
In Feburary 2016 24,
Determine what website functionality you wish to use the database for. Whether it be an order detail page or a product catalogue page, by determining the functionality, you know where to insert the database connection code and how to code your page to show information.
Create your database. Based on the website functionality you need, build the structure needed for your database. Refer to the 'Resources' section below for instructions on how to create a database.
Open the web page that you wish to attach a database to using your HTML editor.
Insert the database connection code in this page. The database connection code is dependent on what kind of programming code you are using for your website. Database connection codes to popular programming codes like ASP.net and PHP are listed in the 'Resources' section.
Test your database connection. Save the page that you edited and open it in your browser. If you do not see any errors posted on the page, and the information from your database is displayed, you have successfully attached a database to your web page.
In Feburary 2016 24,
How to Plan a Benefit for a Cancer PatientIn Feburary 2016 24,
In Feburary 2016 24,
Gather a small group of people to help plan the event. With your group, decide what kind of benefit to host and who should be the chairperson. Common ideas include silent auctions, spaghetti dinners or bowling parties. Pick something fun and uplifting for the cancer patient, and a fundraiser that will involve the whole community.
Find a location and pick a date for the benefit. Give yourself at least a month for planning the event. Some places, like churches, schools and fire departments, will donate their facilities for free, and often have tables and chairs. If needed, rent a banquet hall or bowling alley for the benefit, but make sure the managers know that your event is a charity fundraiser.
Decide on admission prices for the event, after you have estimated your costs. Some benefits simply ask participants for a donation at the door, but others charge a set price.
Contact local media about the fundraiser. Many newspapers have local event listings for free, and some media outlets may be interested in writing a story about your friend and the benefit. Also, hang signs throughout your community in restaurants, grocery stores, churches and schools. This publicity will attract participants and possibly donors for the event.
Contact area businesses for donations. Choose a member of your planning committee who is comfortable with public speaking for this task. Outline why you are having a benefit, who the recipient is and what you would like the business to donate. Things to consider asking for include food and beverages, prizes for a silent auction or raffle and decorations.
Purchase or collect decorations, food and drinks the day before the event. Make sure you have plenty of napkins, plates, cups and silverware if you are serving food. If possible, decorate your facility the day before to reduce stress the day of the benefit. If you are having a silent auction, present items in an appealing manner where participants can see them throughout the event.
Gather donations during your event and collect contact information from donors. This way you can send 'Thank You' notes after the fact to show your appreciation for their help. Present the donations or an estimate of the total to the cancer patient during the event, if possible. This will make everyone feel involved in your success.
In Feburary 2016 24,
Gather a small group of people to help plan the event. With your group, decide what kind of benefit to host and who should be the chairperson. Common ideas include silent auctions, spaghetti dinners or bowling parties. Pick something fun and uplifting for the cancer patient, and a fundraiser that will involve the whole community.
Find a location and pick a date for the benefit. Give yourself at least a month for planning the event. Some places, like churches, schools and fire departments, will donate their facilities for free, and often have tables and chairs. If needed, rent a banquet hall or bowling alley for the benefit, but make sure the managers know that your event is a charity fundraiser.
Decide on admission prices for the event, after you have estimated your costs. Some benefits simply ask participants for a donation at the door, but others charge a set price.
Contact local media about the fundraiser. Many newspapers have local event listings for free, and some media outlets may be interested in writing a story about your friend and the benefit. Also, hang signs throughout your community in restaurants, grocery stores, churches and schools. This publicity will attract participants and possibly donors for the event.
Contact area businesses for donations. Choose a member of your planning committee who is comfortable with public speaking for this task. Outline why you are having a benefit, who the recipient is and what you would like the business to donate. Things to consider asking for include food and beverages, prizes for a silent auction or raffle and decorations.
Purchase or collect decorations, food and drinks the day before the event. Make sure you have plenty of napkins, plates, cups and silverware if you are serving food. If possible, decorate your facility the day before to reduce stress the day of the benefit. If you are having a silent auction, present items in an appealing manner where participants can see them throughout the event.
Gather donations during your event and collect contact information from donors. This way you can send 'Thank You' notes after the fact to show your appreciation for their help. Present the donations or an estimate of the total to the cancer patient during the event, if possible. This will make everyone feel involved in your success.
In Feburary 2016 24,
Monday, 15 February 2016
How to Create a Joomla Web SiteIn Feburary 2016 15,
In Feburary 2016 15,
Log in to your website's administrative panel and locate the Fantastico icon, which is usually a smiley face. Click this icon to begin the Joomla installation process.
From the main Fantastico Web page, locate and click on the Joomla 1.5 hot link and select the new Joomla installation option.
By default, a new installation will assume that you will be installing Joomla into the root directory of your website (www.yoursite.com), which is usually the case. If your requirements dictate a different directory, the process does allow you to do so easily.
Assign an administrator user name and password. These credentials will be used to log in to the back end of the website, where most of the work will take place (www.yoursite.com/administrator).
Assign the administrator email address, administrator full name and the name of your website. This information can all be changed later if needed.
Lastly, you are presented an option to install sample data. If you lack Joomla experience, the sample data will be invaluable to help you learn where everything is, what it does, and how it was configured. Then, click the Install button.
Experiencing Joomla
Once Joomla has been properly installed using Fantastico, navigate to the administrative side of your new Joomla site. Open a browser to your website address followed by /administrator (i.e., http://www.yoursitename.com/administrator). Log in with your administrative credentials created during the installation.
From the control panel, explore the Global Configuration area, where you can set the global site meta description and keywords used by search engines to find your website. Configure the search engine optimization settings as appropriate.
Visit the Article Manager and open the various sample pages created from the sample data installation. Note the section, category, and access level settings specifically. Create new sections and categories as required. Modify the viewing access levels on some articles.
Explore the User Manager. Create and modify user accounts and their respective viewing permissions. Log in with one of the new accounts you create. Note which articles you can view with one or more new accounts.
Delve into the Menu Manager by editing existing sample menu items as well as creating new ones. Create a new menu and attach pages, sections and categories to it.
Review the Media Manager and note where and in what format your images can be stored.
In Feburary 2016 15,
Log in to your website's administrative panel and locate the Fantastico icon, which is usually a smiley face. Click this icon to begin the Joomla installation process.
From the main Fantastico Web page, locate and click on the Joomla 1.5 hot link and select the new Joomla installation option.
By default, a new installation will assume that you will be installing Joomla into the root directory of your website (www.yoursite.com), which is usually the case. If your requirements dictate a different directory, the process does allow you to do so easily.
Assign an administrator user name and password. These credentials will be used to log in to the back end of the website, where most of the work will take place (www.yoursite.com/administrator).
Assign the administrator email address, administrator full name and the name of your website. This information can all be changed later if needed.
Lastly, you are presented an option to install sample data. If you lack Joomla experience, the sample data will be invaluable to help you learn where everything is, what it does, and how it was configured. Then, click the Install button.
Experiencing Joomla
Once Joomla has been properly installed using Fantastico, navigate to the administrative side of your new Joomla site. Open a browser to your website address followed by /administrator (i.e., http://www.yoursitename.com/administrator). Log in with your administrative credentials created during the installation.
From the control panel, explore the Global Configuration area, where you can set the global site meta description and keywords used by search engines to find your website. Configure the search engine optimization settings as appropriate.
Visit the Article Manager and open the various sample pages created from the sample data installation. Note the section, category, and access level settings specifically. Create new sections and categories as required. Modify the viewing access levels on some articles.
Explore the User Manager. Create and modify user accounts and their respective viewing permissions. Log in with one of the new accounts you create. Note which articles you can view with one or more new accounts.
Delve into the Menu Manager by editing existing sample menu items as well as creating new ones. Create a new menu and attach pages, sections and categories to it.
Review the Media Manager and note where and in what format your images can be stored.
In Feburary 2016 15,
Thursday, 11 February 2016
WebIn Feburary 2016 11,
In Feburary 2016 11,
Customer support agents working for Web-hosting companies help clients with a variety of concerns, including setup issues such as website migration, software settings and any other initial problems getting started. Support staff continue to help clients after setup, troubleshooting issues such as connectivity problems, data storage and security. Web-hosting support and sales staff speak with clients to provide solutions over the phone and when needed they communicate through virtual private servers that allow customer support agents to control the customer's computer. Web-hosting jobs that revolve around sales require the same expertise. Sales agents identify the needs of potential customers while linking them to services offered by a Web-hosting company.
Job Requirements
Web-hosting jobs require in-depth knowledge of different types of software and computer systems that host websites. In addition to knowledge of Web-hosting platforms, workers need to be familiar with common website databases, programming languages, content-management systems and popular Web-based software such as WordPress and Joomla. Since the majority of work involves connecting with customers, Web-hosting workers must be comfortable communicating with clients and be able to relate to client needs. The ability to reach an understanding about technical issues with people who aren't technically adept is a crucial part of providing sales and service.
In Feburary 2016 11,
Customer support agents working for Web-hosting companies help clients with a variety of concerns, including setup issues such as website migration, software settings and any other initial problems getting started. Support staff continue to help clients after setup, troubleshooting issues such as connectivity problems, data storage and security. Web-hosting support and sales staff speak with clients to provide solutions over the phone and when needed they communicate through virtual private servers that allow customer support agents to control the customer's computer. Web-hosting jobs that revolve around sales require the same expertise. Sales agents identify the needs of potential customers while linking them to services offered by a Web-hosting company.
Job Requirements
Web-hosting jobs require in-depth knowledge of different types of software and computer systems that host websites. In addition to knowledge of Web-hosting platforms, workers need to be familiar with common website databases, programming languages, content-management systems and popular Web-based software such as WordPress and Joomla. Since the majority of work involves connecting with customers, Web-hosting workers must be comfortable communicating with clients and be able to relate to client needs. The ability to reach an understanding about technical issues with people who aren't technically adept is a crucial part of providing sales and service.
In Feburary 2016 11,
Saturday, 6 February 2016
Open Sources for SmallIn Feburary 2016 06,
In Feburary 2016 06,
An open-source software that works in multiple environments such as Microsoft Windows versions XP, Vista and 7, Mac OS X, Linux, BSD and Solaris, GnuCash was designed for easy use, power and flexibility, according to the software's website, GnuCash.org. Features include modules for vendors, customers, jobs, invoices, accounts receivables and payables. The software also provides reports and graphs as needed and relies on SQLite3, MySQL or Postgre SQL databases to store data.
XTuple Postbooks
Besides the standard accounting features, which include the general ledger, accounts receivable and payable, XTuple includes an integrated customer relationship management (CRM) platform with product definition, inventory, light manufacturing, and sales and purchasing features. This software works well for the small-to-medium business that provides customer inventory and may handle light manufacturing. The software runs on Windows, Mac and Linux systems.
TurboCash
The open-source software's website compares TurboCash to commercial software programs QuickBooks and Sage. Functions it includes in its software include general ledger, VAT accounting, bank reconciliation, invoicing, information for debtors and creditors, full reporting and analysis as well as room for more than one company or user. Applicable to multiple countries, the site provides an upgraded version for a fee.
Compiere
The Compiere open software website states that it 'automates all of your financial, distribution, sales and services processes and unifies your enterprise data in a single repository.' With customizable financial reports, Compiere also provides financial management and integrates enterprise-wide business processes and data.
In Feburary 2016 06,
An open-source software that works in multiple environments such as Microsoft Windows versions XP, Vista and 7, Mac OS X, Linux, BSD and Solaris, GnuCash was designed for easy use, power and flexibility, according to the software's website, GnuCash.org. Features include modules for vendors, customers, jobs, invoices, accounts receivables and payables. The software also provides reports and graphs as needed and relies on SQLite3, MySQL or Postgre SQL databases to store data.
XTuple Postbooks
Besides the standard accounting features, which include the general ledger, accounts receivable and payable, XTuple includes an integrated customer relationship management (CRM) platform with product definition, inventory, light manufacturing, and sales and purchasing features. This software works well for the small-to-medium business that provides customer inventory and may handle light manufacturing. The software runs on Windows, Mac and Linux systems.
TurboCash
The open-source software's website compares TurboCash to commercial software programs QuickBooks and Sage. Functions it includes in its software include general ledger, VAT accounting, bank reconciliation, invoicing, information for debtors and creditors, full reporting and analysis as well as room for more than one company or user. Applicable to multiple countries, the site provides an upgraded version for a fee.
Compiere
The Compiere open software website states that it 'automates all of your financial, distribution, sales and services processes and unifies your enterprise data in a single repository.' With customizable financial reports, Compiere also provides financial management and integrates enterprise-wide business processes and data.
In Feburary 2016 06,
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