[thelist] A product page for a client

[Bob Boisvert]

Hi Chris,

Yes, a straight forward connection to either an excel spreadsheet or access
database, something she can update very simply. I was thinking of just
placing the .doc or .xls in the site directory , the problem I see is that,
this would be a large file to keep on the server, and since there are so
many different branches to what these products are used for I wanted to try
and break it down into sections rather that a very long scroll.

Hi Jeana,

I am actually meeting with the client on the 16 of this month but the
currency is in US dollars, I'm not sure she want s to go the route of
e-commerce for the site at this time, this was actually on my list of things
to talk with her about. All the location info will be on the web site when
I'm finished with it including how to order.

Bob

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[mailto:thelist-admin at lists.evolt.org]On Behalf Of Chris Garrett
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I assume you want to do something really cheap and simple? Simple asp script
that connects to an access database or excel spreadsheet would be
straightforward?

Chris

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Bob Boisvert" <webdad at tampabay.rr.com>
To: "Thelist (E-mail)" <thelist at lists.evolt.org>
Sent: Monday, August 06, 2001 5:10 PM
Subject: [thelist] A product page for a client


> Hi all,
>
> I'm finishing a site for a client that had been left high and dry with
about
> 6 empty pages on her site from the previous designer. I'm trying to figure
> out what to do with her product pages, they are very large and have a lot
of
> information. I may re-design the hole site but that's up to her. Right now
I
> am concentrating on the products. The site uses a theme and I have changed
> that in what I'm doing on the new site.
>
> I was going to connect a database to it but when I do that, FrontPage puts
> it's own bots in and I really don't want that. the site is
> http://www.healingbythebeach.com
>
> If any of you have some ideas about how to approach the products page I
> would love some suggestions. I want to allow the client to update her own
> products pages in the site without difficulty.
>
> I know it's FrontPage, I'm going to be investing in Dreamweaver 4 once I'm
> finished with the trial software.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bob
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