[Javascript] (no subject)

[rene james]

hi paul,
 
thanks for your email, i would be interested tl know the people who can do it for me an dhow long it will take and the price, unfortuantely it has to be all in javascript so i can not use what you suggested, but thanks all the same
 
Rene

Paul Novitski <paul at novitskisoftware.com> wrote:
Rene,

To me, your application sounds like it would best be implemented with 
server-side scripting such as PHP or ASP. Javascript might come in handy 
for some of the user interface details, but I suspect what you're really 
looking for is something more robust and secure that resides on the server.

If you haven't done any scripting work before, you can learn to do it 
yourself, probably in just a few months and definitely inside a year, or 
you can hire someone else to do the work for you in a few days or weeks, 
depending on the scope of the project. There are many people on this 
listserve who are competant to do the work, but this list isn't intended to 
be a jobs bulletin board. Good luck, and contact me directly if you want 
help finding scripting resources.

Paul Novitski
http://novitskisoftware.com


At 05:47 AM 4/13/2005, rene james wrote:
>hello to all members,
>
>im new to javascript and would like to know its full capabilities, are 
>there any examples of programs that allow a person to:
>
>1.Create a web site for renting cars. The first web page should offer 4 
>different cars for rent (each car for a different weekly price). For each 
>car the user should be able to select the number of weeks that the car is 
>to be hired for (For each car provide a list box for the user to select 
>the number of weeks for that car - and select '0' if the user does not 
>require that car).
>
>The user should be able to decide whether or not to pay for extra personal 
>insurance (use radio buttons) and the cost will be 10% extra on the page 
>total price. The user can also opt to be on a mailing list (use a checkbox 
>for this - which is initially set as checked).
>
>When the basic page is working code should be included to allow the total 
>ticket cost to be saved in a cookie.
>
>2. Create a second page to allow the user to enter in their name, and 
>postcode.
>
>3. The final page should access the cookie information in order to show 
>all the details entered on second page and just the total price from the 
>first page.
>
>The three web pages should be called: car.htm, name.htm, and final.htm.
>
>4. After you have the main web pages working add user data input 
>validation and more sophisticated cookie handling methods (eg - to handle 
>any user input data lengths).
>
>
>
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